CenHudDude
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This was in Philly.
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Typo: 50/50.
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59/50
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Let’s hope it does soon.
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No, but Bullwinkle’s descendants are.
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This is an awful lot of words trying to defend your position, at least part of which is indefensible. Why don’t you just admit that you made a bad comparison equating Olean, NY with Burlington, VT? You can see that neither the size of the cities nor their metropolitan areas are equal. As to the availability of “cultural events”, Olean is probably only equal or better than Burlington in the number of college bars per capita.
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A quick google search shows that you are looking at the Olean Metropolitan Statistical Area, which has now declined to under 76,000. The population of Olean itself is less than 14,000. The population of Burlington is close to 46,000, and the Burlington Metropolitan Statistical Area is close to 222,000. There is no comparison between Olean, NY and Burlington, VT. The one area that Olean may be better in is college bars.
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Having been to both, Olean, NY is no Burlington, VT. Also, although they both have a university, UVM’s enrollment is similar to SLU’s, while the enrollment of St. Bonaventure is just over 2000.
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I didn’t realize that PBR does CBB previews. Do you have to pop open a can of PBR while reading them?
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Will the board consider a berth in the NIT as as a step in the right direction, or a total failure?
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Playing the best players the most minutes is how Schmidt has won with the Bonnies for years. He did wear his players out though.
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Doesn’t sound like you want the Braves to draft any of them B’Roy.
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When UMASS departs, Duquesne and George Washington will be the only two members left of the original 8 members prior to the conference expanding, and being Re-named the A-10.
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I don’t believe the WCC is “guaranteed” to get 2 teams in the NCAAs every year. The A-10 should be able to get at least 2 in every year. There are usually 4 or 5 teams at the top of the conference who are capable of fighting for a spot. Their downfall is that they usually don’t perform well enough in the o-o-c.
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How much of the 11 and 27 were from Gonzaga and St. Mary’s thought? What did the rest of the conference produce? Two good teams don’t make for a strong conference.
