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some of the game management stuff is inexcusable.

next year is going to be rough

Brandon Jennings was the 10th pick in the draft and didnt play a ton in Europe. A lot of leagues will take veteran guys who have played in europe for years already because they know the leagues//teams/coaches, etc. and because they dont develop guys like the NBA does, so maybe it is hard to understand for some people

a lot of european basketball leagues have a rule limiting the number of americans they can have on the roster so yes it's pretty exclusive

i think danielson will eventually be good enough to play at this level (and he's shown some flashes already). i just wish he were the 9th man or so rather than the 5th best player on the team

I’m kinda surprised he isn’t playing more. I watched some of him over the summer and was impressed.

I’m not trying to be message board guy here but I went to KU and know people associated with the program, etc.

No idea about Stick but I have a pretty good idea of where Anderson ranked on the list of KU targets

We’ll probably win 0 games per year relying on Scott Adams

Disagree about the RBs but the rest is pretty spot on. I’m no football expert in terms of development and stuff but anyone who is in middle school could do better clock management

He’ll never play a down there so maybe he’ll transfer

That’s a fair point

im going to hope I’m reading this wrong or something. Getting to your playoff game less than 24 hours before kickoff is Mickey Mouse stuff.

worth going for the name alone

excited to see the type of offense they run. can't be any worse than last year.

32 points in 54 NAHL games as an 18 year old? seems like a curious offer, but who knows.

I didn't see that they ruled he was eligible. I might bump them up a spot but I still don't really see them as a middle of the pack team. tough to pick against them given their history though

I don't think they're expected to in general. they got some first place votes. I think they will because their three best players are gone and they only have one returner who had a usage rate over 20 percent last year, so they don't really natural choices to take the scoring lead. Also of note, Tray Buchanan looks like he might be one of their better players and if you remember he didn't exactly light the world on fire here.

I'm going 1. NDSU 2. USD 3. Omaha 4. UND 5. Oral Roberts 6. Ft Wayne 7. WIU 8. SDSU 9. Denver I am least confident in the 3-5 spots

Probably has to be Urbonavicius. Both because we are in need of big men and also because he’s probably furthest along given his FIBA experience. He might end up having more of an impact than Allen-Eikens to be honest

Tough to win a lot of games when your quarterback and both lines aren’t very good.

gotta say, that would have been a great nickname

a lot hinges on how well stewart plays IMO. if he is a good summit level point guard i think they can finish top 3 or so. i think the expectation should be top half

i bet there are 0 rotation players in college basketball who shoot 50 percent on jumpers

tough to tell from a highlight reel obviously but he doesn't look like he's half the athlete huff was (i assume that is who is being alluded to)