Don’t forget ValentineWithout filled arenas, home court winning records should plummet this year. And I expect all visiting teams, not just Rutgers, to get a fairer shake from the officials (in Rutgers case ... unless Tim Higgins comes out of retirement).
So another Frankenstein monster squad like last year? Cobbled together?Always tough to tell due to the competition played to start the season, but I agree. Their spacing was much better. They moved up and down the court. Shooting was way better and they looked in sync.
I only recognized 2 names from last year on their roster so it’s a completely new team.
I disagree. You could definitely see improvement in several areas. Not saying they will win the B1G but there is obvious improvement.Nebraska is "improved" but
McNeese St was 11-17 vs D1 and lost 4 seniors, top 2 scorers.
Only 43.3% of minutes played and 46.6% of scoring returned from 2019-20 roster.
50 PT win against a team that might win 5 games doesn't make you much better. Tomorrow against Nevada will say more about 2020 than bottom 50 D1 school
I like their roster better this year. 2 Pitt transfers. A West Virginia transfer who then left and became one of the best Jucos in the country. A Western Kentucky transfer, Delano Banton, who looked really good. Yes cobbled together, just with better skill level than last year. You could tell right from Game 1 last year that it was a disaster.So another Frankenstein monster squad like last year? Cobbled together?
Definitely look like a different team today. They are playing a better team as well. Should be interesting to see how they finish. Lots of new players so not surprised they are up and down right now. Clearly have more talent but will take time to gel.3-17 FG 3-12 3PT, 9 minutes in, start looks more like the 7-25 team from last year
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