Since Feb 1, Wright State has been a top 50 rebounding team.
totally masked by their full season stats.
Since Feb 1, Wright State has been a top 50 rebounding team.
totally masked by their full season stats.
Its really Dayton not cinci. You got the Wright School wrong town.
Only thing up there is a bunch of losers swearing the airplane was invented in their backyard. Meanwhile Wright St is the Longwood of Dayton
because they played exclusively Horizon League teams in that span
Do we know the nature of GrĂźnlohâs wrist injury and recovery timeline? Heâs gonna be playing 18 minutes regardless of Ugoâs dominance and we could use him back in midseason form.
Heâll be fine. He was hurting for the Miami and Duke games, but he wouldâve been out if it were serious.
Worst case I think we can afford to sit him a game or give him limited mins with Ugo being Ugo
You left me out!
He wonât be whole the rest of the season⌠hurts the floor spacing as opponents will dare him to shoot and sag off
Random small channel but has a scout on every single NCAAT up already:
I watched ours to gauge quality and it was a nice primer on personnel and common looks on offense:
Technically itâs in Fairborn, OH which is right outside of Dayton even though it has a Dayton mailing address.
Tennesseeâs shot distribution looks like something from the 90s.
https://x.com/jacklich10/status/2033315564458848576?s=46&t=KRUvpbKQ9s5_3BPeM0gClg
Elite Eight sure would be nice, but for a team that hasnât won an NCAA game since 2019, I think maybe we should just be worrying about Wright State right now.
Isnât Sunday the day with one region starting around noon and basically being the only game on for its first two games. And then around 5 or 6, the other three regions start a half hour apart? Or is that Saturday with Sunday games a bit earlier?
Fans are only a small part of what makes something a road game. It would be at worst a semi-road by kenpom nomenclature
I think youâre right. The first Sunday evening is always kinda dumb
I have a feeling there are going to be more upsets this year compared to last. Still generally fewer than historically but I think last yearâs chalk was a little extreme.
another thing to bear in mind is that people tend cheer for upsets so most neutrals would have probably been pulling for isu in 2016
From BUR ticket punched:
Wright State attempted 43.1% of its total shots at the rim this season, a mark which rates in the 100th percentile by CBB Analytics.
(I assume $$)