Quote from: muwarrior69 on Today at 09:03:39 AM...even Egbuonu? I would even give Walker a shot to see if he is the sharp shooter as advertised.

All of them.

More I think about it, Sheek and Miletic have to go, too. I mean, they haven't scored a single point for this season's team!

Quote from: 79Warrior on Today at 10:05:45 AMWould not be surprised if he goes with Jones.

Would be totally surprised if he goes with Jones.

LeBron still hasn't made The Decision, though The Athletic and others are reporting he's LSU bound.

Quote from: MUBurrow on Today at 09:56:27 AMAgree, and while I hate ND as much as the next scooper, they probably should be.  Their two losses are to playoff teams (or a playoff team and the first team out) in the first two games of the year by a combined four points.

Notre Dame has the same record, and significantly worse metrics, than Vanderbilt and BYU (assuming they lose the B12 game). They have the same record and similar metrics to Miami, a team that beat them head to head.

ND should absolutely NOT be in the college football playoff.

Quote from: MU82 on November 29, 2025, 07:57:17 PMAssuming James remains healthy, he will continue to start even after Jones returns.

He's the better player, and Shaka knows it.

All IMHO, of course.

Would not be surprised if he goes with Jones.

Quote from: Pakuni on Today at 08:45:13 AMNotre Dame, I think, is in no matter what. Given the rankings to date, it's clear the committee wants them in.

Agree, and while I hate ND as much as the next scooper, they probably should be.  Their two losses are to playoff teams (or a playoff team and the first team out) in the first two games of the year by a combined four points.

Quote from: Pakuni on Today at 08:45:13 AMWill be interesting to see what happens to Bama if they lose to Georgia in the SEC championship. Are they going to get punished for losing what's essentially a road game against a top 5 team they've already beaten once on the road?

This is what I was thinking as Bama was having trouble with Auburn yesterday.  My head spins trying to come up with the exact permutation, but if something like Georgia, BYU, and UVA all win, it gets really crowded at the bottom.

Quote from: The Sultan on Today at 09:39:42 AMYeah his best game was probably v. Creighton just a week or so before his injury. Between Kansas and Creighton, he had a number of outings where he was largely invisible.

I like Sean, but there really isn't evidence that he is a BE level starter right now.

My favorite Sean game was against Kansas. He quietly dominated his minutes. Wish we could've have seen him healthy in that Sweet 16 season. Could've been a very helpful player in March with his change of pace.

Unfortunately agree with your last point as of now too.

Yeah his best game was probably v. Creighton just a week or so before his injury. Between Kansas and Creighton, he had a number of outings where he was largely invisible.

I like Sean, but there really isn't evidence that he is a BE level starter right now.

Quote from: Elonsmusk on Today at 09:24:27 AMThis isn't a 20-loss team.  I'd be surprised if we finish worse than 5th in the Big East.

Quote from: Elonsmusk on Today at 09:24:27 AMThis isn't a 20-loss team.  I'd be surprised if we finish worse than 5th in the Big East.

IMO -
UConn
Creighton
St. John's
Butler
Nova
Georgetown
Seton hall
Marquette
DePaul
Providence
X

Quote from: MuggsyB on November 28, 2025, 05:33:09 PMJTY has had some very good moments. Don't forget what he did in Honolulu vs Kansas/Self.  And he can cause havoc on the defensive end.  I understand he was brutal to start this season, and seemingly hasn't improved his J, but he's still an impact player that hopefully can help us. 

Judging a player by his one shining moment is fool's gold, otherwise Ryan Amoroso would have been a lottery pick after the Great Alaskan Shootout.