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  • WuShock16
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  • WuShock16
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    EDIT. Check next post.
    Last edited by WuShock16; August 22, 2024, 03:16 PM.

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  • BAShocker
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    See if I have this correct, and yeah I am probably missing something:

    9 Conference Home games
    9 Conference Away games
    3 Non-Conference Neutral site games
    2 Non-Conference Away games
    6 Non-Conference Home games (so far)

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  • jcdshocker
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    I am told there will be18 home games this season.

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  • Stickboy46
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    Originally posted by TrackSuitAndTie View Post

    Two counter-arguments to that point:

    1) Beating low Q3 and Q4 opponents by a lot is beneficial to your NET ranking (see: Iowa State last year)
    2) WSU has not ostensibly had trouble finding D1 opponents in recent years; however, HCPM scheduled multiple non-D1 opponents each season while at ORU.
    This. If we do it, it's a choice, not us being forced. Would much rather have a buy game we can beat up that will actually help our NET.

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  • TrackSuitAndTie
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    Originally posted by Aargh View Post

    You can't schedule the teams that won't play you. If a team is hoping to be considered for the tourney, it's better to play a game that doesn't count than to play a NET 200+ game that can hurt you. .
    Two counter-arguments to that point:

    1) Beating low Q3 and Q4 opponents by a lot is beneficial to your NET ranking (see: Iowa State last year)
    2) WSU has not ostensibly had trouble finding D1 opponents in recent years; however, HCPM scheduled multiple non-D1 opponents each season while at ORU.

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  • Aargh
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    Originally posted by TrackSuitAndTie View Post
    What is the benefit to playing two non-D1 games instead of playing games that actually count towards your NCAAT resume?

    If the goal for this senior-laden roster isn't the NCAAT what are we even doing here. Unserious behavior to play multiple non-D1 teams.
    You can't schedule the teams that won't play you. If a team is hoping to be considered for the tourney, it's better to play a game that doesn't count than to play a NET 200+ game that can hurt you. .

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  • TrackSuitAndTie
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    What is the benefit to playing two non-D1 games instead of playing games that actually count towards your NCAAT resume?

    If the goal for this senior-laden roster isn't the NCAAT what are we even doing here. Unserious behavior to play multiple non-D1 teams.

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  • Kung Wu
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    Originally posted by Onegreatracer View Post
    I feel like Brian Green and Paul Mills are total opposites. And it's pretty easy to see which way each program is trending and how that corresponds to their personalities.
    Well they have different personalities, but the rebuild of the basketball program was/is a tougher situation. Siri and Pelf left enough studs to work with. If HCPM gets us to the NCAA's in year two, that's outstanding considering where we were. Even if we are on the outside looking in, it's a solid trajectory. Time will tell but the future is looking bright(er) so far!

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  • Kung Wu
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    Originally posted by WuShock16 View Post

    I get what you’re saying, but the first game after the Christmas holiday is not a bad place for one either.
    Good point. Gotta shake the turducken off.

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  • Onegreatracer
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    I feel like Brian Green and Paul Mills are total opposites. And it's pretty easy to see which way each program is trending and how that corresponds to their personalities.

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  • WuDrWu
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    Originally posted by Onegreatracer View Post

    Surely you can't be serious
    I am serious, and don't call me Surely.

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  • Atxshoxfan
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    Originally posted by WuShock16 View Post

    I get what you’re saying, but the first game after the Christmas holiday is not a bad place for one either.
    That and the fact that it will give the end of the bench a little court time mid season. A chance to see how the back half have progressed.

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  • WuShock16
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    Originally posted by Kung Wu View Post

    Agreed. Really the only unfortunate thing is how late it is after the season starts. Would be good to get those tune-ups in super early if possible. But sometimes ya get what ya get.
    I get what you’re saying, but the first game after the Christmas holiday is not a bad place for one either.

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  • Onegreatracer
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    Originally posted by WuDrWu View Post

    Won't be.
    Surely you can't be serious

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