Most talented - SDSU, Toughest - IUPUI, Most Dangerous - Omaha, 2nd Most Dangerous - IPFW, Mo Evans is a big loss. I think we can beat any of the teams to advance to the NCAA if we match the toughness of an IUPUI and we match or win the guard battle. What are your thoughts?
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Originally posted by bulldogs53 View PostMost talented - SDSU, Toughest - IUPUI, Most Dangerous - Omaha, 2nd Most Dangerous - IPFW, Mo Evans is a big loss. I think we can beat any of the teams to advance to the NCAA if we match the toughness of an IUPUI and we match or win the guard battle. What are your thoughts?"The most rewarding things you do in life, are often the ones that look like they cannot be done.” Arnold Palmer
Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things.
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Originally posted by filbert View PostI'd phrase it as "Most in the Jackrabbits' heads""The most rewarding things you do in life, are often the ones that look like they cannot be done.” Arnold Palmer
Don't sweat the petty things, and don't pet the sweaty things.
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Not sure I would characterize IUPUI as a "tough" team. They've played a tough schedule for sure. I would put Omaha second just given their overall skill but question them down the stretch. IPFW, fun to watch but won't overcome Evans. The team that baffles me the most is ORU. They should be much better than their record. But they just can't put it together. Is Western still receiving votes in the mid major poll????? Win the conference reg and let the chips fall!Nothing better than "motorboating" the Gophers!
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Looking ahead
Toughest remaining schedule:
-ORU (4 road games, including SDSU, OMA, and NDSU)
-IUPUI (4 road games, including SDSU, ORU and NDSU)
Based on the schedule and performance so far, I’d predict that Omaha and SDSU take the top two seeds. Both appear unlikely to finish with more than four losses, unless injuries come into play.
It would not surprise meif IUPUI and FW lose three more times.Their schedules are tough and the Evens injury is likely to end upcosting FW a game or two at some point.
NDSU could win six of their last eight, with Dupree bringingthem some much-needed depth. That would give them momentum but itwon’t be enough to get them a sniff of a top-2 seed. The damage has been done.
I have afeeling that ORU might be freefalling to an eighth place finish.WIU still could easily end up winning 2-3games, so USD and ORU better watch their backs.
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Originally posted by Southeast View PostLooking ahead
Toughest remaining schedule:
-ORU (4 road games, including SDSU, OMA, and NDSU)
-IUPUI (4 road games, including SDSU, ORU and NDSU)
Based on the schedule and performance so far, I’d predict that Omaha and SDSU take the top two seeds. Both appear unlikely to finish with more than four losses, unless injuries come into play.
It would not surprise meif IUPUI and FW lose three more times.Their schedules are tough and the Evens injury is likely to end upcosting FW a game or two at some point.
NDSU could win six of their last eight, with Dupree bringingthem some much-needed depth. That would give them momentum but itwon’t be enough to get them a sniff of a top-2 seed. The damage has been done.
I have afeeling that ORU might be freefalling to an eighth place finish.WIU still could easily end up winning 2-3games, so USD and ORU better watch their backs.
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No doubt that the game at UNO is a big one. The game at IPFW scares me just as much as the game at UNO though. Luckily the Mavs still have to go the IPFW as well.
I really like our chances if everyone stays relatively healthy and getting Flatten back will provide that much more depth.
It will be really interesting to see what Richmond does with Dupree. They could have used him against the Jags yesterday.
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Originally posted by GopherHole View PostSo who else thinks that a Feb 10th game in Omaha will decide the #1 seed?Best to remember these are kids and they are doing everything they can to entertain us, be scholars, and all in all be great humans. Jackedforlife
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Think about the quote below made by the interim coach from Wisconsin when talking about a not so pretty game to watch when we've just won on the road, think USD recently or Denver on Saturday. Imagine how much we would have enjoyed to win another ugly game on the road, think NDSU. I'm willing to bet; the team that wins the summit league will probably be the team that manages to win an ugly game or two on the road....
"This wasn't a thing of beauty, but it's not gymnastics. There are no style points. Winning on the road in the Big Ten is hard."- Greg Gard
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Originally posted by JackJD View PostWill this be the first year the Summit gets two into the tourney? The League has to be very close to that point. Good to see several schools be so competitive.
Sent from my SM-G900V using TapatalkThe Zen philosopher Basha once wrote, 'A flute with no holes, is not a flute. A donut with no hole, is a Danish.'
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