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1 hour ago, Censored by Laurie said:
5/10 Update
1. Rondel Walker - 6'5" 180 Sr., wing
2. Matt Stone - 6'4" 200 Sr., wing
3. Moulaye Sissoko - 6'10" 250 Sr., post
4. Alex Cotton - 6'5" 195, Fr., wing
transfers
5. Johnathan Massie (Longwood) - 6'6" 190 Sr., wing ... 11.3ppg, 5.2rpg, 35% 3pt%
6. Jasper Floyd (Fairfield) - 6'3" 195 Sr., guard ... 9.5ppg, 5.9rpg, 4.1apg, 2.4 steals/game (9th in nation)
7. Latrell Jossel (SFA) - 6'1" 185 Sr., guard ... 12.9ppg, 2.3apg, 37% 3pt%
8. Brock Vice (Creighton) - 6'10" 245 Fr., post ... redshirted '23-24 season
9. Atin Wright (Drake) - 6'1" 185 Sr, guard ... 14.1ppg, 40.6% 3pt%, 38 steals
10. Grant Newell (Cal) - 6'9" 220 Jr, post ... 5.5ppg, 3.5rpg, 30.5% 3pt%
11. Brenen Lorient (FAU) - 6'9" 200 Jr., post ... 2.2ppg, 1.3rpg, 13 blocks
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12. Tyron Mason (Plano) - 6'6" 185 Fr., wing
- my best guess on a starting five / rotation
1. Jasper Floyd
2. Atin Wright
3. Rondel Walker
4. Johnathan Massie
5. Moulaye Sissoko
Jossel will be a primary bench scoring option. I think Mason and Cotton will be fighting for for the same minutes at the 2/3. Stone will still get minutes kinda across the 2,3,4 spots for stretches...more if neither Mason nor Cotton show they can contribute and lock down a spot. I think Newell and Lorient are enough size/length/athleticism to get by as sort of a combo 4/5 off the bench. Vice's development is a wild-card, but if he shows anything we already have more depth inside than last season.
I'm sure some here still want more size, but if we do spend the last scholarship, man I hope it's on a point guard. Floyd looks like a legit 1, but based on numbers Wright and Jossel look more like 2s...and while maybe they can handle, their strengths are as scorers. lack of PG depth hurt us more than lack of size/Sissoko-struggles.
Great post but I disagree, it seems to me like our ball handling is already improved significantly with the new signees. I would love to have one more big shot blocker and rebounder.
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Looks like Judy is making some moves:
Missouri State announced Friday morning it will depart the Missouri Valley Conference and join Conference USA as a full-league member beginning in July 2025.
The school will hold a news conference on Monday at 1 p.m. to formally reveal its transition plans. It will be the 12th member of CUSA.
By joining Conference USA, Missouri State will become a Division I Football Bowl Subdivision program for the first time.
Conference USA programs also include:
- Florida International University (FIU) | Miami, Florida
- Jacksonville State University (Jax State) | Jacksonville, Alabama
- Liberty University | Lynchburg, Virginia
- Louisiana Tech University (LA Tech) | Ruston, Louisiana
- Middle Tennessee State University | Murfreesboro, Tennessee
- New Mexico State University | Las Cruces, New Mexico
- Sam Houston State University | Huntsville, Texas
- University of Texas at El Paso (UTEP) | El Paso, Texas
- Western Kentucky University | Bowling Green, Kentucky
- Kennesaw State University | Kennesaw, Georgia (joining July 1, 2024)
- University of Delaware | Newark, Delaware (joining July 1, 2025)
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I am pretty happy with the players we have landed thus far! I think we are just missing a couple more bigs. Would love to see more size out of the transfer portal and perhaps another point guard.
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If/when FSU leaves, the Seminoles and Clemson would likely be SEC-bound. UNC and UVA, which both have AAU accreditation, would join the Big Ten as basketball and academic fits. The Big 12 would likely try to poach Louisville, NC State, VA Tech, Pitt, and/or GA Tech.
There will be a big game of musical chairs played when the ACC crumbles, but unlike the Pac-12, there is a contingency plan to keep the ACC alive: Memphis, Tulane, Wazzu, Oregon State, UConn, and USF making the jump from the Group of Five ranks.
Enough ACC schools likely won't get invites to the other conferences since there's only so much revenue split current members will want to take part in, so with the Pac-2 schools and AAC programs making the jump, survival would be more than possible. The American would simply pluck programs from the Sun Belt and Conference USA, and those conferences would fold FCS schools that qualify for FBS membership into their ranks.
LINK: https://flywareagle.com/posts/acc-ensure-survival-having-at-least-15-schools-fsu-clemson-leave
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5 minutes ago, southsideguy said:
I can tell I have never been less excited about MG sports since the 1970's. NIL has killed it for me. Part of I enjoyed was watching the progress of he players develop.. I bought my season tickets for football but I am not sure about basketball this year. It just sucks to be one of the farm teams.
Ditto, I am thinking about cancelling my season tickets as well. I just got laid off and so I need to keep the budget lean. I promise as soon as I land a job I will reup. Being in IT has been tough.
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1 hour ago, NT80 said:
Scott Drew (Baylor) is meeting with Kentucky about their opening. If he goes there would Grant be in line at Baylor, his alma mater?
I mean it is not even a question, Baylor has always been Grant's dream job and he will be the next guy if Drew leaves. Baylor has biog pockets and will be able to buy him out.
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29 minutes ago, Ghost of Tate said:
Hearing that Chandler may be done with football.
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I mean if we released him the feelings had to be mutual no? Maybe with the other portal defections we determined he would no longer be a good fit? @Cooley or anyone else please feel free to chime in.
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1 hour ago, Shark84 said:
Other than Stone Earle in football, how many other guys have entered the portal and come back to their school? I haven't heard of many. These guys have a lot of voices in their ears. It's kind of like dumping your girlfriend because you think you can do better than you don't have the guts to swallow your pride and ask her to take you back.
KD Davis comes to my mind, but I am sure there are others.
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19 minutes ago, Glory to the Green said:
I’ve had it flying in front of my house all week! GMG!
Me too!
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Great article.
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"We have collectives that in some places are raising huge amounts of money and going to compete against places that do not have the same resources to raise those kinds of funds to pay players," Saban said. "You have a pay-for-play system and a free agency system that has no guidelines, so there's no competitive balance. I think there's going to be a lot of places that will say that and we'll create a case system where the rich will get richer and the poor will get poorer and eventually fans will look at it and say, 'I don't really want to watch this game.'"
link to full article: https://www.cbssports.com/college-football/news/nick-saban-endorses-revenue-sharing-among-college-players-as-ex-alabama-coach-joins-nil-panel-on-capitol-hill/
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Odds
North Texas is a solid 5.5-point favorite against Tulane, according to the latest college basketball odds.
The oddsmakers were right in line with the betting community on this one, as the game opened as a 5.5-point spread, and stayed right there.
The over/under is 141 points.
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Series History
North Texas has won both of the games they've played against Tulane in the last 0 years.
- Feb 28, 2024 - North Texas 80 vs. Tulane 76
- Jan 06, 2024 - North Texas 70 vs. Tulane 56
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He was terrible always complaining to the refs.
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Everything I am reading says Dusty May.
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Memphis is not going anywhere my dude.
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Quite frankly with what little they did to change the defense and personnel we deserve to be there. Hope I am wrong but we have been here before.
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Good signs for the future. Thanks so much for tracking it for us.
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1 hour ago, BleedingGreen said:
Taylor takes team to state title game.
Dude is a stud!
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SMU is always the curse for us!
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Morris signals it is over
in Mean Green Football
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It begs the question, if we are moving back down to I-AA, why spend so much money on football? The money would be better spent on basketball which has far fewer scholarships, and perhaps we could finally rekindle baseball again which would be fun.