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This camera is going to drive me insane!

Hendo said they have everyday standards and accountability in the program. Whatever that means

Mayo benched for SDSU

You mean we extended a coach who has finished 6th, 5th, 10th, and 9th in the mighty Summit League? Year 5 and he lost the conference opener by 25?

Yep St Thomas did a good job at punking everyone but Treysen. Brooks can still play, but you can’t have him either standing in the corner or sitting on the perimeter with the ball in his hands. That’s on the coaches for not putting him in a position to be successful

Another thing of note from this game, I’ve never seen a player get humiliated by an opposing teams bench like Brooks was yesterday. I legit felt bad for Brooks. I’m not sure who on staff is in charge of player development but they let him down big time this summer. In fact I’m not sure if the person in charge has any idea what they’re doing when it comes to shooting mechanics. It’s really sad watching some of these guys shoot

TT has never been able to shoot. Career 30% 3 point shooter. Shooting 29% this year.

Must’ve missed Bjorklund give us 30 last year in Minneapolis and Rohde come into the Betty and give us 27

What’s action did we run to get Treysen an open look as he’s getting face guarded on the perimeter? What action did we run to get Omot into space to let him create? Did we even run anything on offense tonight?

10 days to come up with a game plan and that was what Sather came up with. Absolute embarrassment St Thomas guarded us exactly how I thought conference teams would. They exploited our sh*ty ball screen coverage and picked on Brady D any time he was in the game. Good luck against sdsu

Lol

We use Massey ratings, not playoff wins to judge success

As much as I would love to argue with you about the word often or common, I’m going to pass. One last time, top tier NAIA programs can compete and often beat bad D1s. UND women found that out last weekend

Denver is D1, I never used point differential to prove a point. If you're really still questioning if the top tier NAIA can compete and beat bad D1s, just punch it into Twitter and you'll find all the data you want.

Can you read? Top tier NAIA programs (maybe 10ish schools?) playing bottom 25-50 D1 programs. Let me know how often those schedules workout. Just for you https://denverpioneers.com/sports/mens-basketball/stats/2021-22/ottawa-ariz-/boxscore/11950 . UND got waxed by 20 by Denver that year. I'll say it again, top tier NAIA programs can compete and often beat bad D1 teams. Mayville State women proved that right this year, which is what this topic was originally about.

I didn't move any goal post. My original post literally says compete and often beat bad D1 teams. I wish i could find the dude on twitter that has a spreadsheet of all the times D1 teams lose to lower level teams. NAIA schools normally get 1 or 2 a year (As we've seen at UND, D1 schools are not rushing to play top tier NAIA programs). Here's a non UND one for you https://msubobcats.com/sports/mens-basketball/stats/2023-24/rocky-mountain-college/boxscore/6719

Ummm no. Mostly speaking from the men’s side but top 10ish NAIA teams are easily capable of beating bottom 25-50 D1 teams. We just saw a top 20 women’s Mayville State beat a bad D1 team in UND. 3 years ago a BAD Mayville State men’s team lost by 4 to a terrible D1 UND men’s team. Confused on where you are confused

To be fair the addition of Tyree changes things

Great kid also!

Vegas flu?

I knew Tyree was good but did not think he would help THIS team this much. A lot to be excited about

Brady D missed wide open 3. Gives up easy layup on other end. Ball game

We look so much better than them. Wow

This Nebraska team is ranked 40th in KenPom?

working for me