Jacks4460 said:
Doesn't surprise me at all Wade is a loose cannon and I was glad he went bye bye..
Lol Well, you must be all alone in that camp. Mason is a great recruiter and coach. Any team is lucky to have him.
Jacks4460 said:
Doesn't surprise me at all Wade is a loose cannon and I was glad he went bye bye..
UGA, coach Tom Crean to part ways after basketball season https://t.co/ul9mJEF5TV
— AJC Sports (@AJCsports) March 8, 2022
Link?SFA Jack Fanatic said:
For the first time, USAToday Sports has compiled a comprehensive survey of college women's basketball coaches' compensation. 11 coaches are making at least $1 million, with 3 above $2.6 million - Geno Auriemma, Dawn Staley, and Kim Mulkey.
Saw a snippet about it on Twitter this morning. It referenced a USA Today Sports story, requiring a subscription, which I don't have.SFAJack_76 said:Link?SFA Jack Fanatic said:
For the first time, USAToday Sports has compiled a comprehensive survey of college women's basketball coaches' compensation. 11 coaches are making at least $1 million, with 3 above $2.6 million - Geno Auriemma, Dawn Staley, and Kim Mulkey.
nacluth said:
A 7-7 TAMU-CC might win the Southland in about an hour. That is a champion to be proud of.
Just when I think mediocrity can't get any worse, the SLC comes along and proves me wrong. Not one bit surprised. I am so glad we are out of that pitiful excuse for a conference.Pilotgirl said:
And on the WBB side, UIW beat 1-seed HBU
TAMCC actually has a decent team. They've won 23 games, including wins over UTSA and our very own powerhouses UTRGV and Lamar. They also had close losses to some tough competition, losing by 8 to Minnesota and 10 to Notre Dame, both on the road.. They'll be a 16 seed for sure, but they might just play a #1 seed pretty well. We shall see.nacluth said:
A 7-7 TAMU-CC might win the Southland in about an hour. That is a champion to be proud of.
Go Navy! (My FIL was career Navy.)SFA Jack Fanatic said:
In what is probably the biggest upset on the women's side, Patriot League #8-seed Navy (9-20) hit a three as the clock expired to take down #1-seed Holy Cross (20-9) 50-49.
we just need a couple. 6'9" 245 lbs mobile, rim rattler, can hit the 10 ft jumper. Plays defense like a Tasmanian Devil.TallTexan said:
Transfers from team's without a postseason are starting to flood the market.
Have we considered stretching Day Hall out?BigJack85 said:we just need a couple. 6'9" 245 lbs mobile, rim rattler, can hit the 10 ft jumper. Plays defense like a Tasmanian Devil.TallTexan said:
Transfers from team's without a postseason are starting to flood the market.
I think you just summarized Sama'Zha Hart.BigJack85 said:we just need a couple. 6'9" 245 lbs mobile, rim rattler, can hit the 10 ft jumper. Plays defense like a Tasmanian Devil.TallTexan said:
Transfers from team's without a postseason are starting to flood the market.
I have yet to see someone transfer from SFA and move up. Always a downwards movementPurpleOut said:
Jock Hughes back in the portal.
PurpleOut said:I think you just summarized Sama'Zha Hart.BigJack85 said:we just need a couple. 6'9" 245 lbs mobile, rim rattler, can hit the 10 ft jumper. Plays defense like a Tasmanian Devil.TallTexan said:
Transfers from team's without a postseason are starting to flood the market.
TJ Holyfield I would count as upwards movement, maybe not statistically. But he played well for a good Texas Tech team.sfa17 said:I have yet to see someone transfer from SFA and move up. Always a downwards movementPurpleOut said:
Jock Hughes back in the portal.
nacluth said:
Just thought this was funny.
nacluth said:
I understand questioning it. Any doubt the guys would be in the tournament yet again?
It's hard to leave the place where you are top dog to go to a more competitive field. It's more fun, but there is a decent possibility that we don't make the tournament in the next five years. Not because we won't be good, just because things have to go your way.
If we stayed in the Southland after the others bolted (of course they wouldn't have if we hadn't), we could have had dominance for what? A decade?
nacluth said:
We've been 15 once, 14 twice, 12 twice. It mainly comes down to nonconference like always. It will come down to nonconference for seeding in the WAC too.
Sure the quality in conference probably means if your champ that you won't be a 15 if you're top 4 before the tournament, but if ACU had won, they would have been looking at a 14 with a chance to slide to 15.
Current Net for 2023-24 WAC
— WACHoopsDigest (@WACHoopsDigest) March 14, 2022
GCU 92
UVU 114
SFA 117
ACU 123
Seattle 130
SUU 178
Tarleton 212
CBU 219
UTA 234
UTU 272
UTRGV 307
UIW 350
Lamar 354
TallTexan said:
I was originally a big proponent of staying in the southland for that very reason. Nothing is guaranteed, but the pathway to the NCAA would have been far easier.
And the WAC is decently bottom heavy, which kinda sucks.Current Net for 2023-24 WAC
— WACHoopsDigest (@WACHoopsDigest) March 14, 2022
GCU 92
UVU 114
SFA 117
ACU 123
Seattle 130
SUU 178
Tarleton 212
CBU 219
UTA 234
UTU 272
UTRGV 307
UIW 350
Lamar 354
That said, I'm not sure that the WAC was the wrong decision. We came in day 1 and were the class of the WAC. We don't play 8 games in 20ish days and I think we snag 1 more win and win the whole dang thing.
I think long term, this could work out for us. Better top end competition, better aligned schools, more ability to recruit & win OOC. Only time will tell.
TallTexan said:
One thing to keep an eye on is the future of the WAC. I doubt Seattle and CBU are angling to be in a Texas centric conference, especially a football playing one. Not sure if they'll get opportunities to leave or not. Being a 12 team WAC with Texas, Arizona, Utah wouldn't be all that bad tbh.