Quote from: Scoop Snoop on <strong>Today</strong> at 08:28:52 AMDo you know that McDermott retired?

Committed and signing are two different things. Reading.

I think there are a few around here!

Friday, November 13th
Six games in the Big East with none of the games buy games. It's time to get some wins for the league and be a 6 to 7 bid league in March!

Georgetown at Clemson, 5:00pm
ESPNU: Beth Mowins and Debbie Antonelli
Line: Clemson -3.5/149.5

Pitt at Butler, 5:30pm
NBCSN/Peacock: Eric Rothman and Jordan Cornette
Line: Butler -3.5/157.5

Ohio State at 4 UConn, 6:30pm
TNT: Brian Anderson, Grant Hill and Andy Katz
Line: Connecticut -10.5/147.5

Seton Hall at 18 Alabama, 8:00pm
SECN: Kevin Fitzgerald and Dane Bradshaw
Line: Alabama -16/156.5

Xavier vs Mississippi State, 8:00pm
Greenbrier Tip-Off
White Sulphur Springs, WV
FS1: Cory Provus and Casey Jacobsen
Line: Xavier-3.5/165

DePaul at Northwestern, 8:00pm
BTN:
Line: DePaul  -1.5/149

Quote from: GoldenEagles03 on <strong>Today</strong> at 03:28:30 PMWhat did the NC State team that we lost to in 2024 have?

Nothing. If you are expecting them as an 11 seed to make the Elite 8, that's great. Not happening though.

Hanging with Penn State.

Quote from: PointWarrior on November 11, 2026, 10:18:39 PMEarly entry for dumbest post of the year.  Let's see if you can go wire-to-wire with it. 

It was a joke

Yes, MU needs to play and coach better. Even much better.

Is anyone not saying that?

Quote from: BrewCity83 on <strong>Today</strong> at 12:49:10 PMAfter last night's game we only dropped from 27 to 32 in Pomeroy's rankings.

Michigan is at 25 and Missouri at 22, FWIW.

Pomeroy clearly didn't watch that game and integrate the eye test into his rankings.

ESPN is reporting that Robbie Avila is TCU bound.

Quote from: brewcity77 on <strong>Today</strong> at 01:11:25 PMAfter last night, Marquette is 2-8 in their last 10 November road games against high-major opponents. The 2023-24 (Illinois) and 2024-25 (Maryland) wins were the first such wins in November since a non-con win over St. John's to open the 2003-04 season when we were still in Conference USA.

The 22-23 loss to a strong Purdue team was actually an encouraging performance that gave hope that the team might be better than preseason expectations (which they proved to be). The 23-24 win at Illinois was the sign of a good team.

Clunkers after some encouraging wins either at home or a neutral site are easier to take than when they are the first game against a top 300 opponent.

After last season's 0-5 against power 5 teams, last night's clunker is more alarming with better OOC opponents coming up. 0-6 or 1-5 in those games is a real possibility if the team doesn't get its act together quickly. A performance like that isn't going to beat any top 50 teams.

With Missouri coming up I'm in "Show Me" mode.