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    wonder if anyone else has heard anything about USD? hearing Duffy is to apply for 6th year, plus, coach released one player and another transfer is not going to USD? might be a bit more of a bumpy road for the yotes during the transition.

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    I don't think Duffy has been ruled out for this year yet

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      The freshmen may be playing more minutes for the yotes. There was also talk that Trimboli may be dinged up some. I hate to see that Severyn may be a contributor for the yotes. The new coach has a sturdy resume which will be an advantage over many teams in the Summit. They will need to finish above .500 in OOC with a somewhat soft schedule. If they lose more than 3 or 4 OOC, it could be a disappointing start. They have 2 non D1 teams on schedule.
      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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        There will be a drop off,sure.They have some good players,the well's not complety dry.Depth a concern.With Duffy and Trimboli,early leadership will have to come from Fogg,the elder Arens,Liveringhouse,and Bradley.Good opportunity for some young players to develop.Severyn hasn't played in two years,lost a year of eligilbiity,a R-soph.
        Last edited by jackdaniel; 11-06-2016, 02:54 PM.

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          Re: Summit League WBB 2016-17...

          Originally posted by krak-r-jacks View Post
          wonder if anyone else has heard anything about USD? hearing Duffy is to apply for 6th year, plus, coach released one player and another transfer is not going to USD? might be a bit more of a bumpy road for the yotes during the transition.
          Is this the one who was going to play at NKU,and was going to follow coach P to USD instead?Must have changed her mind.

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            Originally posted by jackdaniel View Post
            Is this the one who was going to play at NKU,and was going to follow coach P to USD instead?Must have changed her mind.
            There was a transfer from Milwaukee.

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              Originally posted by UWMandSDSU View Post
              There was a transfer from Milwaukee.
              http://www.ksfy.com/content/sports/WBB-389949851.html
              This gal, Emma Ronnenberg, and 2 of the 5 recruits that Amy signed are not in Vermillion. They have 5 players of the 12 that have not logged a minute of college basketball. This includes Severyn and a redshirt freshman Bonar. Then there is the injury that might slow the elder Duffy. Fortunately, the yotes have a softer OOC schedule.
              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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                It's not difficult to see them tumbling out of the top 4 if Duffy misses most of the season (or more). Add her, 40% of their hyped-up recruiting class, and a very good coach to the losses of all those high-quality graduates and it might be quite the rebuilding year in Vermillion.

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                  They are toast. Pass the jelly.

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                    Looking at the mid-major WBB poll a few days ago,i noticed that IUPUI cracked the poll coming in at #25.That means that all four top teams in the Summit are in the mid-major top 25 teams.Quite the year for the Summit League I'd say. link: http://www.collegeinsider.com/womens...jor-top-25.php

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                      Re: Summit League WBB 2016-17...

                      Don't look now, but W. Ill (WBB) is giving Fla St the # 3 seed all they want the first half ,leading them most of it,as the half ends with Fla St battling back to regain the lead at the half 36-34. On ESPN3 and partially on ESPN2.

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                        Looks like Fla St isn't going to have any part to do with becoming the first 3 seed to lose to a 14.Bolt out in front by 9, 45-36.

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                          Well,the fouls are a lot different than the Summit league in the NCAA tournament as Higginbothem from W. Ill comes away bloody with an elbow to the face. No arms straight up backing away hoping you don't get called for a foul by Fla St. Oh ,there was no foul called on Higginbothems injury. I've said this all along,we have to adjust as Summit teams to the realization that a lot more physicality is generally allowed in other conferences.Big disadvantage for Summit teams because we are conditioned not to play that way,by the time we find out we can,it's too late.

                          W. Ill can come back,we've all seen that,they won't back down shooting three's.It's gett'n a little too far to come back now though at 15 pts behind. Newbies to the NCAA scene, they're learning fast though. Size for Fla St starting to show up ,Chatise white's a beast. Fla St getting jus about all the off rebounds and put backs they want, nothing W. Ill can do about it.

                          Western's lost their composure,getting pretty ragged now. Western fought hard and represented the Summit league well,first half really took some people by surprise and opened some eyes.Good job Leathernecks.
                          Last edited by jackdaniel; 03-17-2017, 07:50 PM.

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                            Re: Summit League WBB 2016-17...

                            Originally posted by jackdaniel View Post
                            Well,the fouls are a lot different than the Summit league in the NCAA tournament as Higginbothem from W. Ill comes away bloody with an elbow to the face. No arms straight up backing away hoping you don't get called for a foul by Fla St. Oh ,there was no foul called on Higginbothems injury. I've said this all along,we have to adjust as Summit teams to the realization that a lot more physicality is generally allowed in other conferences.Big disadvantage for Summit teams because we are conditioned not to play that way,by the time we find out we can,it's too late.

                            W. Ill can come back,we've all seen that,they won't back down shooting three's.It's gett'n a little too far to come back now though at 15 pts behind. Newbies to the NCAA scene, they're learning fast though. Size for Fla St starting to show up ,Chatise white's a beast. Fla St getting jus about all the off rebounds and put backs they want, nothing W. Ill can do about it.

                            Western's lost their composure,getting pretty ragged now. Western fought hard and represented the Summit league well,first half really took some people by surprise and opened some eyes.Good job Leathernecks.
                            NCAA Tournament games--both MBB and WBB--have always been refereed with the "let 'em pound the $*** out of each other" basic philosophy.

                            Of course, that isn't exactly what the rule book says, but that's the way it is.
                            "I think we'll be OK"

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                              Originally posted by filbert View Post
                              NCAA Tournament games--both MBB and WBB--have always been refereed with the "let 'em pound the $*** out of each other" basic philosophy.

                              Of course, that isn't exactly what the rule book says, but that's the way it is.
                              I remember the Louisville vs Baylor NCAA Tournament game (Championship?}.. when Baylor had 6'8" Griner on the roster,they were just about unbeatable. I've heard Walz told his team to play physical,he didn't care how many fouls they got,because if they didn't play physical ,they basically had no chance.It worked.After a few token calls the refs just let most of it go and Louisville got the upset and denied Baylor of almost a sure thing winning the NCAA Championship.It was so bad, Shoney Schimmel ,got a layup going right at Griner,and got right in her face taunting her somewhat.I thought, man you got some guts,taunting Griner who was known to have a temper after the Texas Tech incident when she punched that (Dutch?) player for playing a little too physical with her.

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