The Official Wichita State v Longwood Full Stack Thread

[Shocknroll33]

I know that most teams are going to try to get the ball out of Porters hands, but, man, dude, bruh, we can't just say "Oh, Okay" and defer to that choice. He needs to man up via FVV and say "come get it then, Bi+@÷es" He's GOT to run the point of attack.
If he does we win WSU 79 LU 56. If not, WSU 67 LU 62.

[pinstripers]

Is Longwood better or worse that Alcorn St?

[Kel Varnsen]

Is Longwood better or worse that Alcorn St?

Better by about 120 spots per KenPom. More like 150 spots per Torvik.

Alcorn State, while an awful result, was a fluke overall. If our team were better, it would enhance our margin for error. But Longwood will come to play, make no doubt about it. However, we are favored by 8 points and have no excuse to lose this game. A loss here would (and should) seal IB's fate.

[Kung Wu]

Is Longwood better or worse that Alcorn St?

Nutty question, but Longwood's ball handlers are bigger than any Alcorn you'll ever see.

[Kung Wu]

Rojas could have beat that kid with Longwood, but instead he blew it.

[Kung Wu]

Sorry guys, I can't help myself.

[Stickboy46]

Sorry guys, I can't help myself.

Its ok .. a Longwood excites you ... nothing wrong with that.

[podunkboy]

Longwood has an enrollment of 4500, was founded as a women's seminary, and primarily exists as a paycheck game and a punchline to basketball message board's wiener jokes...Shocks win by 20, but doubt remain in the fandom.

[Husker4Shockers]

I know that most teams are going to try to get the ball out of Porters hands,...

They may not have to if he continues handling it to them.

[1972Shocker]

Longwood has an enrollment of 4500, was founded as a women's seminary

Not sure that Wichita State can hold that against them:

Wichita State University began in 1886 as a private Congregational preparatory school, founded by Rev. Joseph Homer Parker. Initially it was referred to as "Young Ladies College", "Wichita Ladies College", and "Congregational Female College". It was founded during a boom in college and university creation and it was envisioned to admit women twelve years and older who were "able to read, write, spell and recite the parts of speech." In early 1887, the project's leaders received a land parcel from the developers of the adjacent Fairmount Neighborhood and in response, renamed their school Fairmount College. Envisioned to be the "Vassar of the West," the streets of the neighboring neighborhoods were named after prominent women's colleges including Vassar and Holyoke.

[RoyalShock]

Is it any wonder that four sororities were founded at Longwood?

[SubGod22]

Is it any wonder that four sororities were founded at Longwood?

That's some deep, penetrating research

[shock]

Your telling me some women named their SEMENary Longwood?


They musta been some thirsty ladies. that is some Clinton level collusion.

[RoyalShock]

That's some deep, penetrating research

Actually, I mentioned to my wife the other day that WSU was playing Longwood this Saturday. She recognized it as the school where the founding chapter of her own sorority was started.

[Shockm]

Actually, I mentioned to my wife the other day that WSU was playing Longwood this Saturday. She recognized it as the school where the founding chapter of her own sorority was started.

Uh oh.