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Don’t love that he’s starting. Seems like more of a 10-12 minute bench guy.
On the pregame they said USI’s starting point guard is out with a foot injury.
Most interested in: 1. Overall intensity level after schellacking 2. How many open 3s they give up: a problem much of the season and certainly aga...
It’s been too long since Southern’s last Mamadou.
Yes, Nagy at times can look a bit detached/almost like an observer compared to most DI head coaches. Not necessarily a problem, but definitely unconve...
One main difference is several of McCollum’s better players followed him to Drake, giving him a head start. Nagy’s players did not. But beyond that,...
The fact that SIU keeps outrebounding teams (including some pretty good ones) but is 1-6 against D1 opponents, losing some of them in lopsided fashion...
Wake me up when Hensley plays well when the game is still in reach. By no means is the 3-6 start all or mostly on him but I’m a little tired of some o...
Steffe not filling the desperately needed role of a 3-point sniper is a problem. Dibba is way too loose with the ball and lackadaisical. Mayo has been...
Some of the newcomers put up decent numbers elsewhere but mostly didn’t do a lot of winning. Some of these guys look like they’ve done a lot of losing...
At a minimum they should shake up the starting 5 (enter Sharp and Aligbe?) but obviously there are bigger changes needed to keep this season from bein...
They better get the effort piece fixed ASAP. Year 1 often isn’t pretty but at least teams typically play hard for a new coach. Kennard gives effort....
The fact that Sykes has played hardly at all when the team is playing such a godawful game tells you he’s deep in the doghouse.
Leaving Atlason wide open after he just hit a 3? Wow.
And of course you give Bradley credit for balling out. But when you let a team get in rhythm and build confidence early, that can happen. And it’s hap...