Re: USD's Title as Best Team in the Generally Weak Conference Secured
Oh pie, thats all some of us can think of and they seem to know so little about sex.
Seriously, I think USD's success rests on having two former D1 players, Gentry and Smith, plus an excellent player in Cain. Those three need to be replaced next season. SDSU came in the transistion with a bootle neck of seniors some were six year seniors, due to medical red shirts, and having them on the roster made SDSU a stronger D2 team, but it prevented SDSU from going out and recruiting players that might have D1 potential. Plus Moeller left for Mankato. I think he had talent and would have been a big help in the transition. The first d1 recruits had some talent, but for a number of reasons they left. So I am not making excuses, but so far USD transistion has went smoother because of having a few veterans from D2 staying and the D1 transfers. Going into Year three, if the success continues, then you got to give Dave Boots credit and no doubt USD will do real well in the Summit. The Summit is tougher than the 10 team NCC. Sometimes you play before good crowds sometimes not. But defense in the Summit beats that of the NCC. Setting up a half court offense in a patient and half asleep manner often results in a turnover and transition points for the opponent, so its head up basketball from start to finish.
One last thing, I think the USD fans should be gratiful that they have not had to call on Noah Shepard and Dan Skelly to complete their BB roster.
Originally posted by yotemeal
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Seriously, I think USD's success rests on having two former D1 players, Gentry and Smith, plus an excellent player in Cain. Those three need to be replaced next season. SDSU came in the transistion with a bootle neck of seniors some were six year seniors, due to medical red shirts, and having them on the roster made SDSU a stronger D2 team, but it prevented SDSU from going out and recruiting players that might have D1 potential. Plus Moeller left for Mankato. I think he had talent and would have been a big help in the transition. The first d1 recruits had some talent, but for a number of reasons they left. So I am not making excuses, but so far USD transistion has went smoother because of having a few veterans from D2 staying and the D1 transfers. Going into Year three, if the success continues, then you got to give Dave Boots credit and no doubt USD will do real well in the Summit. The Summit is tougher than the 10 team NCC. Sometimes you play before good crowds sometimes not. But defense in the Summit beats that of the NCC. Setting up a half court offense in a patient and half asleep manner often results in a turnover and transition points for the opponent, so its head up basketball from start to finish.
One last thing, I think the USD fans should be gratiful that they have not had to call on Noah Shepard and Dan Skelly to complete their BB roster.
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