Would we decline an NIT bid?

Plum Street

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I would hope so . That tournament is a loser. But I don’t think we would . Plus, pike probably gets a bonus for playing in it
 

Luvscarletknights

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If unfortunately it happens......I would love to have a few more home games and cheer on our team before sending them to MSG.
 

ColonelRutgers

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That’s crazy talk. Players play.
Rick Dadika, a 5th year senior in 1990, lamented in the Targum that he was to be playing in the NIT instead of going on spring break.

Ron and Geo would be humiliated playing in the No Interest Tournament. If you have opt outs in bowl games now why wouldn’t you expect guys who have played on a big stage saying, “thanks, I’ll pass”. I would.
 

Salvi's Headband

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Rick Dadika, a 5th year senior in 1990, lamented in the Targum that he was to be playing in the NIT instead of going on spring break.

Ron and Geo would be humiliated playing in the No Interest Tournament. If you have opt outs in bowl games now why wouldn’t you expect guys who have played on a big stage saying, “thanks, I’ll pass”. I would.
Maybe that's a reason....let Ron, Geo, and Caleb opt out and get a start on next season by giving it a go with Jones, Miller, et al
 
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