2025-26 PSU MBB Thread
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We have a back up for Juric.
Better option that anything they used last year
Better option that anything they used last year
247 transfer portal ratings has Wingo at .94 and Dillione at .93.
Byers at .91, Blums at .88 and Rodgers at .87.
For comparison, Blackwood is .90, Houser .88, Rice at .88, Tunca at .87 and Stewart at .86 .
So, at least based off that, we definitely aren't better off than last year at this point. I'd imagine that Josh Reed would have been rated about a .90 ... so the incoming international players would have to be very legit to even match last year's awful roster.
Don’t know about the talent battle, but we’re making great strides in the diacritic battle.
When I scrolled down and saw the first photo on the right (which turned out to be that Roko dude), it looked like the guy only had 1 arm, since his arm sleeve blended in with the background somewhat ... and it's telling that I didn't flinch ... my mind was just "yep, that tracks ... we got a 1-armed guy ... nothing to see here ... 2 arms are for the better programs."
I think we still need 5 or 6 players to complete the roster and, in case you hadn't noticed, we have trouble attracting even low-level American talent, so I'm sure there are plenty more squiggles above letters yet to come.
So Saša will be looking to attend his fourth college in four years. I would love to see his transcripts. Talk about being on the fast track to completing a degree. I suspect that the NCAA's academic standards are getting even weaker than they used to be. And yes, Penn State is playing a role in this ever growing farce.
What academic standards? The NCAA had no academic standards even when it has academic standards.
Remember back when players would be ruled academically ineligible? Look across the college football and basketball landscape and it’s impressive that every player suddenly does enough to stay eligible. I guess all of the players have gotten smarter in the past 24 months.
When the student was finally completely eliminated from the words student athlete that is when they all got smarter and more academically focused.
Certainly not what it used to be and even more sad it's never going back to the good ole days. RIP Collegiate Football.
Watching a “team” in “college” athletics (
) is met each year with, “Who the f*ck are these guys?” It’s even worse if the “team” happens to be good because they likely won’t be back next year. At least we don’t have to worry about being good with Penn State men’s basketball.
) is met each year with, “Who the f*ck are these guys?” It’s even worse if the “team” happens to be good because they likely won’t be back next year. At least we don’t have to worry about being good with Penn State men’s basketball.
With football and basketball, it has been an academic farce for quite some time. While I can’t remember the name, there was a player on one of Chambers’ teams that flunked half of his classes during the fall semester, yet was still academically eligible by the NCAA for the spring semester.
Film review | Miami (Ohio) transfer Brant Byers brings high-octane shooting to Penn State basketball
Mike Rhoades and Penn State were active in the transfer portal last week, landing commitments from four players as the staff works to improve from last season’s 12-20 record.
A better level of play for him. Then again, PSU bball was barely playing at A10 level. He has lots of work to do on his game.
Former Penn State men's basketball forward Hudson Ward commits to Idaho
Former Penn State forward Hudson Ward is set to join his third team in his collegiate career.
Former Penn State men's basketball forward Hudson Ward commits to Idaho
Former Penn State forward Hudson Ward is set to join his third team in his collegiate career.www.psucollegian.com
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