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6 hours ago, sabremike said:

Why was this game even allowed to proceed? At what point would they be forced to forfeit? Allowing a 5 on 3 game is absurd.

It's the NCAA rule. You can continue or forfeit. In the NBA they won't allow less than 5. If a player fouls out and he's the 5th player, he can stay in the game but every foul he commits counts as a team technical foul

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9 hours ago, sabremike said:

Why was this game even allowed to proceed? At what point would they be forced to forfeit? Allowing a 5 on 3 game is absurd.

Besides, they played better 3 - on - 5 than they did at full strength.

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9 hours ago, RonL21 said:

It's the NCAA rule. You can continue or forfeit. In the NBA they won't allow less than 5. If a player fouls out and he's the 5th player, he can stay in the game but every foul he commits counts as a team technical foul

Also, it's at the referee's discretion to determine if the team on the business end can still win the game... even if it's down to one player (which has happened). As Alabama showed, they could've pulled off the win so the referee was well within bounds to allow the game to proceed.

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17 minutes ago, Pete said:

Also, it's at the referee's discretion to determine if the team on the business end can still win the game... even if it's down to one player (which has happened). As Alabama showed, they could've pulled off the win so the referee was well within bounds to allow the game to proceed.

If Minnesota had lost that game their program should've been disbanded. For that absurd Kentucky-Monmouth game in a few weeks at MSG they are charging stupid money for, Monmouth would actually stand a fair chance of winning if the game was played 5 vs 3.

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At the ETSU-Fordham game. It's modern college basketball in a nutshell: penetrate the lane, get to the basket and inexplicably kick it out to the 3 point line so you can get a much worse shot. This works well when you have Steph Curry, when you don't it's pretty ugly.

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On 11/29/2017 at 7:28 PM, sabremike said:

At the ETSU-Fordham game. It's modern college basketball in a nutshell: penetrate the lane, get to the basket and inexplicably kick it out to the 3 point line so you can get a much worse shot. This works well when you have Steph Curry, when you don't it's pretty ugly.

Meanwhile, Rose Hill Gymnasium (Fordham's barn) is ancient college basketball in a nutshell. :)

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9 hours ago, sabremike said:

Who wants to bet that which ever school he goes to just happens to land his infinitely more talented younger brother as well? 

Who wants to bet that no school will want to take a chance on said brother, seeing how the kid already has a shoe contract? To speak nothing of having to deal with LaVar's bullshit? 

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Yeah - Lavar already said that LiAngelo isn't going back to school and will enter next year's draft

So they wouldn't be following anyone

And yeah - there is the whole shoe contract issue

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1 hour ago, RIPPA said:

Yeah - Lavar already said that LiAngelo isn't going back to school and will enter next year's draft

So they wouldn't be following anyone

And yeah - there is the whole shoe contract issue

G-League would be an interesting option for LiAngelo and his brothers LaMelo, LaParka and LaYogurt.

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Why would anyone draft him? He's the basketball version of the Staal brother who played his whole career in the AHL and ECHL. Not to mention the reason he left school.

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Red flags are often ignored as "Youthful indiscretions".   Besides, as an NBA exec, your eyes literally turn to Dollar Signs when you think about your first Ball vs. Ball game, the first Ball vs. Lebron game, merchandising sales, marketing opportunities, etc.  

A long suffering franchise in a big market (Brooklyn, Detroit, etc.) or a team that's "one player away" from the playoffs or better (New Orleans, New York, Miami, etc.) will absolutely roll the dice to make it work 

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Note - this is all dependent on him being a superstar in combines/Europe/whatever semi-pro place he goes to.  

Also Note - His brother's 31.3% FG and 50% FT shooting are doing LiAngelo no favors, whatsoever. 

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23 minutes ago, Dolfan in NYC said:

Red flags are often ignored as "Youthful indiscretions".   Besides, as an NBA exec, your eyes literally turn to Dollar Signs when you think about your first Ball vs. Ball game, the first Ball vs. Lebron game, merchandising sales, marketing opportunities, etc.  

A long suffering franchise in a big market (Brooklyn, Detroit, etc.) or a team that's "one player away" from the playoffs or better (New Orleans, New York, Miami, etc.) will absolutely roll the dice to make it work 

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Note - this is all dependent on him being a superstar in combines/Europe/whatever semi-pro place he goes to.  

The consensus seems to be that he'd be best off starting in the G-League. Make of that what you will.

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The RAC was only about 3/4 full for a game against #3 Sparty tonight. Game was a lot more competitive than I expected, Rutgers actually looks competitive this year. They are beating the teams they should beat, which is an improvement from losing some of those games in the past to the likes of Monmouth. The real big game is in a few weeks at home vs Seton Hall. That's the real measuring stick. The coach was hired last year and he previously turned Stony Brook into a lower level D1 powerhouse so they may have found a guy who can do the impossble: make Rutgers basketball relevant for the first time in decades.

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It's so cute how he has to pretend that college athletics are this grand noble thing and not 14th Amendment-skirting feeder systems for professional leagues. And that other sports outside of football or basketball matter.

 

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2 hours ago, Dolfan in NYC said:

It's so cute how he has to pretend that college athletics are this grand noble thing and not 14th Amendment-skirting feeder systems for professional leagues. And that other sports outside of football or basketball matter.

 

Your an admin so is there any way you can allow me to like this post multiple times?

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Harvard beats Fordham 47-45 at Rose Hill on a 3 with seconds left. Said it before and I'll say it again: Fordham destroyed their program by going to the A10. If they stayed in the Patriot or went to the MAAC or CAC they'd be competitive and probably make the tourney occasionally. In the A10 they don't have a prayer. Their last postseason bid of any kind was the 1992 NIT.

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LaVar Ball has told ESPN that LiAngelo and LaMelo have both signed with an agent and will play overseas

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"I don't care about the money," LaVar Ball said on Thursday morning. "I want them to go somewhere where they will play them together on the court at the same time. The priority is for the boys to play on the same team."

I am sure you don't care about money LaVar

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1 hour ago, RIPPA said:

LaVar Ball has told ESPN that LiAngelo and LaMelo have both signed with an agent and will play overseas

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I am sure you don't care about money LaVar

His kids' shoes are priced at $499 a pop. If he actually cared about making money he'd make them- you know- affordable.

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