That is preposterous! Colgate, Central Florida and a host of other nobodies way ahead of us? Cmon
That is preposterous! Colgate, Central Florida and a host of other nobodies way ahead of us? Cmon
7 votes for RU in the AP top 25 poll. I'll go with poll over this site.
Based on how RU has looked this far , it’s not that far fetched.That is preposterous! Colgate, Central Florida and a host of other nobodies way ahead of us? Cmon
Fair pointTwo games into the season. Don’t care. These sites are a joke at this point.
UMass Arena half empty. We are very lucky at RU, poor play so far asidehow bad is Penn State that they are only 3.5 favorites over UMass, a team whose best player transferred to Texas
I read the Umass AD promised to giveaway expenses paid trip if they hit a certain headcount of studentsUMass Arena half empty. We are very lucky at RU, poor play so far aside
When they built that place, the sky was the limit, then sanctions hit.I read the Umass AD promised to giveaway expenses paid trip if they hit a certain headcount of students
Calipari?When they built that place, the sky was the limit, then sanctions hit.
Yup. They were a final four team - at the Meadowlands of all places!Calipari?
Seton Hall is 81 points better than Penn St. It's the only logical conclusion.Umass crushing Pen St
Yale beat Umass by 20
Seton Hall beat Yale by 36
college hoops is unpredictable
Lose to NJ Tech at the RAC?At least 1st 3 games none of our opponents ranked in the 300"s. We squeak by or lose to NJIT and we are in trouble
Yep. More parity in college basketball than ever before. Kids are going whereUmass crushing Pen St
Yale beat Umass by 20
Seton Hall beat Yale by 36
college hoops is unpredictable
Nothing impossibleLose to NJ Tech at the RAC?
impossible
Correct, nothing impossible - NJIT beat Lehigh by 17 at Lehigh.Nothing impossible
The great equalizer is there are AAU programs starting up all over the place everyday. If your an athlete or have court awareness you will get better. More kids are in the gyms trainingYep. More parity in college basketball than ever before. Kids are going where
they know they will play