How about instead of thinking we should have upset Kansas State. we win at American on Wednesday night.  Last two times (12/10/22 and 11/12/19) we played AU it was at the Smith Center and we lost both times.
When we start winning easily at American and at Old Dominion (Saturday) we can go back to complaining about the weak schedule.  

Hope I missed it what I didn't hear. Correct if I am wrong. But it was frustrating watching the telecast last night and having  Patsos and Wallace  not give any information on Jacoi's injury. Were the announcers clueless or not smart enough to ask for viewers about Jacoi's injury? Gee, I think GW fans would want to know about the injury to Jacoi. How did it happen? What was the injury? When might he play again? Lots of questions.  Wallace didn't even ask Caputo about the injury in the post-game interview. (Ok, I might have missed a mention during the constant blather from Patsos on Loyola basketball and a 1,000 other subjects that he tries to string together that few people care about. (Does he get paid for each name he mentions?)
Thankfully, CC, when asked, explained Jacoi's injury in his post-game press conference.
And one question for the board. Wallace and Patsos said Dayan wasn't eligible until last night, but I never heard them explain why he wasn't eligible. I guess I shouldn't be surprised. Why explain anything when you can blather on  forvever? I thought Dayan was inujured. 
So was he injured or ineligible? 
 

The Dude wrote:

another Enormous signing for former GW top assistant Pikiell and the rising Rutgers program
Top-50 forward Chris Nwuli announced his commitment to Rutgers on Sunday, giving the Scarlet Knights their first ESPN 100 prospect of the 2025 class.Steve Pikiell's program didn't get involved in Nwuli's recruitment until recently, extending a scholarship offer in late September after not being included on Nwuli's list of six finalist schools in August."I chose Rutgers because I love the way the coaching staff made me feel welcome, and the East Coast is where I want to be," Nwuli told ESPN. "I love the energy of the staff. Coach Pikiell breathes basketball, and he cares about his players. He is hard on his guys in practice and encourages them to be better players and people."A 6-foot-7 forward, Nwuli is ranked No. 41 in the ESPN 100 for the class of 2025.

 Nwuli is one of the more explosive athletes in the senior class. He has quick-twitch ability to get off the ground with great burst and elevation, and his second jump is effective because it enables him to get easy points on putbacks or block shots at the other end. He's a lob threat, especially in transition, and he's versatile defensively with his lateral quickness and ability to cover ground.

And Bullis product, 7'0 Center the #2 center in the class signs with the BACK to BACK National Title winning Hurley's UCONN squad

Eric Reibe, the second-best center in the senior class, announced his commitment to UConn on Wednesday, giving Dan Hurley and the Huskies their second top-25 recruit in 2025.Reibe chose UConn over Kansas, Creighton, Indiana and Oregon. He visited all five schools over the past couple of months, wh

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