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Anthony Brown - PG, 6-1, 160 - Forestville, MD (Archbishop Carroll, DC) - AAU: Team Takeover (Nike EYBL) - Twitter: @antbrown0_ Offers: Saint Louis, St. Joseph's, George Mason, Richmond, Providence, Maryland, Mississippi State, Syracuse, Morehead State, Charleston, Old Dominion, Norfolk State. Interest: Dayton, George Washington, Georgetown, Northwestern, Texas A&M, South Carolina, Oklahoma State, Florida International, Illinois-Chicago, American, Towson, Southeastern Louisiana, Manhattan, Quinnipiac, Mount St. Mary's, UMBC. Latest News: Brown received an offer from SLU. (1/22/25) Scouting Report: Brown is a big-time scoring point guard with an aggressive mentality. He has a quick trigger on his jumper, which he can hit from distance. He's comfortable slicing through the lane and finishing or drawing fouls. He has the ability to lock in defensively and shut down the opposing PG. Rankings: On3 - 111, 247Sports - 133, 247Sports Composite - 133.

New offers: Ethan Harris - SF, 6-8, 185 - Camas, WA (Camas) - AAU: Select Basketball (Puma PRO16) - Twitter: @EthanHarris35 Offers: Saint Louis, Portland, Weber State, Montana, Montana State, Idaho, Portland State, Seattle. Interest: Michigan, Boise State, San Diego, Liberty, Iona, UC-San Diego, UC-Davis, Eastern Washington, Austin Peay, Stetson, Utah Valley. Latest News: Harris received an offer from SLU. (1/20/25) Scouting Report: Harris is a versatile wing-forward with a combination of size and skill. He's an excellent shooter and can be lethal off the catch. He fills up the stat sheet and can impact the game with his passing, rebounding, and shot blocking. He can guard any position. His older sister plays at Montana State. Mason Magee - PG, 6-1, 170 - Chandler, AZ (Basha) - AAU: Compton Magic (Adidas 3SSB) - Twitter: @masonmagee03 Offers: Saint Louis, Seton Hall, Iowa, Mississippi State, California, Arizona State, West Virginia, Nevada, UNLV, Fresno State, San Jose State, Washington State, Grand Canyon, New Mexico State, Louisiana, Marist, Northern Arizona. Interest: Purdue, UCLA, Washington, Oklahoma, Georgia Tech, Stanford, BYU, Arizona, Rice, Princeton, Drake, Liberty, Iona, UC-Santa Barbara. Latest News: Magee received an offer from SLU. (1/20/25) Scouting Report: Magee is a high-scoring point guard with a complete game. He shoots well on all three levels. He sees the floor and makes plays for his teammates. He has tight handles and plays at a good tempo. He's a tenacious on-ball defender who gets his hands on everything. Rankings: On3 - 140, 247Sports - 93, 247Sports Composite - 139.

No, but I wish he had stuck around. He was solid at Bryant last year.

Does anyone have any clue why she wouldn't have already been playing more this season? She put up good numbers at Indiana State.

We had the game of the year last night at Rose Hill Gym on the building's 100th anniversary. UMass 120, Fordham 118 in triple overtime. The stats are hilarious: 79 combined fouls (most in D-I since 2017) 122 total free throw attempts (most in D-I sine 1997) 10 players fouled out, 6 on Fordham and 4 on UMass Rahsool Diggins scored 46, a UMass single-game record. He broke Julius Erving's record for points scored by a visiting player at Rose Hill. The game took 3 hours and 45 minutes.

Wallace was on the bench in sunglasses and giant headphones. Didn't look like she was vibing, maybe dealing with a sensory issue or something. I have no idea.

You can't separate them completely but large organizations absolutely have different subcultures within them. I see it at work everyday. The differences between individual teams that operate parallel to mine are massive in some cases, even though we report up the same chain within the same division of the same company. Athletic directors have a lot of autonomy. I worked within SLU's athletic department for four years. The culture within the department has way more to do with who's in the AD's chair than who's in the President's chair. I agree with your second paragraph.

Most people or organizations aren't all good or all bad. They're somewhere in the middle. May is no exception. He's made some great coaching hires, he's raised a lot of money, he got the Champions Center built, he brought field hockey on campus, he's gotten some other upgrades here and there, and he's finally brought in some decent merch options recently. He's also made some poor hires (especially those that mired the most important program in mediocrity for a decade), he's ignored the needs of certain programs in the department, he's overseen a department characterized by a lack of transparency, and he's overlooked the needs of regular fans while prioritizing the top donors. You guys mention culture at the university and I don't disagree that it could be better. There's also culture within the athletic department. To me, it seems a lot easier to change the culture at that level. Say what you will about the top levels of the University, but I don't see an institution standing in the way of what the AD wants to do. When Chris May was hired, SLU was relatively new to the A10 and it was the best place for us when CUSA (as we knew it) fell apart. Rick Majerus was the basketball coach. Chaifetz Arena was just about to open. If you asked yourself at the time, "Where would I want Saint Louis University athletics to be as we entered the year 2025?", would you be happy with the current state of things? Would you call these 17 years a success? A failure? A mixed bag? Have we moved forward enough? Probably worth taking a step back and considering instead of just picking a side and digging in.

Suddenly you trust the judgment of the people you criticize on here as much as A Bomb criticizes May.

January 11, 2014 - 67-59 Had a 9-point lead at halftime and Dayton couldn't catch up. Starters were Evans, Jett, Barnett, Loe, and McCall. McBroom had 17 off the bench. Manning and Loe combined for 9 blocks. Dayton couldn't make a shot all night, aside from Jordan Sibert from 3. Devin Oliver went 0-12. Wasn't SLU's best game, either, with an uncharacteristic 18 turnovers.

Vin Scully! Knew there was a big one. There are a lot of others, too.

Cedric Tomes - PG, 6-1, 170 - St. Paul, MN (East Ridge) - AAU: D1 Minnesota (Adidas 3SSB) - Twitter: @CedricTomes Offers: Saint Louis, Minnesota, Oklahoma, Iowa State, Drake, Northern Iowa, Bryant. Interest: Loyola-Chicago, Penn State, Notre Dame, Arizona State, Utah, Wyoming, Belmont, Evansville, Liberty, Appalachian State, Louisiana-Monroe, Iona, St. Thomas, South Dakota, Austin Peay, UC-San Diego. Latest News: Tomes received an offer from SLU. (1/6/25) Scouting Report: Tomes is a floor general with a great feel for the game. He lets the game come to him, doesn't rush or force things, and picks his spots. He has strong handles and changes speeds and directions fluidly. He has excellent passing skills and vision and makes plays for his teammates. He has deep range and a quick trigger on his shot. He has a smart, mature game. He plays quarterback for his HS football team.

New offer: I have a bio from July, when he hit the 2026 interest list, but I need to update it. I'll post it here once I do.

https://www.instagram.com/p/DEdG6bCRL92/?igsh=MXhrM2VxOGFmZ3kyaQ==

Davidson is 8-8 from 3. I've never seen anything like it in a SLU WBB game.

10-2 Wildcat run to start the quarter. Completely out of hand.

Not sure, but working on it. Meanwhile, SLU transfer Addy Lang is headed to Florida.

I replied earlier in the thread. Sheek Pearson was definitely there. I think Reed was the other but not 100% sure.

Recovering from a hamstring injury.

Sheek Pearson confirmed. Working on the second.

Had this same thought. How did Fordham beat 8 teams in the non-conference? I don't care what the SOS was, it doesn't seem possible.

Do we? What is lined up so far? I know we have a good MTE, Loyola Marymount on the road, Grand Canyon at home - San Francisco at home, too? Anything else?

I think it has changed since my day, when we had one full scholarship available for the head manager. We had 3 in 1 class, so we split it 3 ways for 2 years.

That's true but it doesn't mean they've gotten that status yet. It would be bad news for their CEO, who just cashed out 7,700 shares of LOPE for $1.3 million.