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Average Kenpom rank of 272, career win percentage less than 40%, currently 2 games under .500, has had 1 winning season (finished 1 game over .500), 1 SLT win, never beat ndsu twice in a season. I think I’m about done with the program
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No one loves mediocrity more than Chaves
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Since 2020 ndsu has won a total of 3 SLT games. Obviously a very good team this year but…
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A coach in year 7 vs a coach in year 1. UND also beat and went further in the SLT than ndsu just last year.
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Something tells me an extension is coming no matter what happens the rest of the year. I mean Sioux Falls media was jumping in this week demanding UND to give him an extension. Just weird stuff
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This UND team is on the softer side. A lot of complaining and crying to the refs for whistles. Someone should have put Strickland on his ass but instead we let him clown us
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Most players from rival schools get booed
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So is he not athletic enough to get his own shot or should he be playing 35 minutes? Trying to understand your logic
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Smith is not suppose to be the athlete on this team.(Also Smith was 3/4 from the field so he got his in limited minutes). Stopped reading after that but the rest probably isn’t correct either.
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This is technically not dead yet. Don’t count out sather and the boys
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Year 8 is the year we finally sweep the bison
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Ass kicked at home for 2nd straight Saturday. Sign the man. Pay the man
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I don’t think winning makes us any more legit. Losing definitely drops us down a tier
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Or maybe the Summit League is just that bad where a completely depleted team can still finish in the top half of the conference. I’m not sure
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I think Eric Peterson should be the clear favorite for coach of the year. USD has a good shot at finishing above .500 while playing without their 2 best players, 5 season ending injuries, 1 guy playing through an injury that should have him out, and 2 emergency NAIA players. All while doing a complete 180 in the style of basketball they play. Heck of a coaching job
