jf wrote:

Well, if it's Darren or Garrett or Jacoi, that would be very bad news.
Trey, you always have to worry about going to his Dad's team, of course. But Trey is at the 
right level for now, certainly, to develop his game further and obviously, would get good advice from home.
 Also hope everyone thinks of the education and social advantages of staying on the same campus from
year to year. This is often overlooked in this crazy game of musical chairs for players.
   It was tough at the end of the season, but we've got a good framework to build on with the players we have now--and the ones we should get.

I consider it a shame that most of these players do not value their ability to get a college education at a great university for free.
Less than 3% of all Division I players will get an NBA Contract.

And a look at the transfer portal has mode the situation worse. 150 college basketball athletes have entered the portal, ending their scholarships at their original school. The top 100-150 will be picked up by other schools and will be fine.  The bulk will have to transfer down a level to a school more commensurate with their skill level. But many will not get picked up at all. Those students have lost their "free" college education. 

Will they pick a school and attend with regular student financial aid? Or will they end up working minimum wage jobs w=for the rest of your life?

If you are a walk-on at GWU and enter the portal, who is looking for you? Not UConn, nor Kentucky, nor UCLA, nor Purdue. Stay and get your degree and go dominate intramurals.

Just My Opinion
 

Should there be a retroactive Quad Win-Loss Analysis based on

1) ratings at the end of the regular season; or
2) ratings based on the end of conference tournaments.

OR

3) is this already done??

(please pardon my ignorance)

 

Alum '04 wrote:

Just completely hopeless at this point. I honestly thought we had a chance earlier in the season to finish in the top 4. What a pipe dream.

Think I'll start checking out Howard games. They're in the neighborhood.

Next game is Saturday at 2 pm vs NC Central who is currently tied for first place in the MEAC.
Howard is currently tied for 3rd place in the MEAC

Howard features Seth Towns - former Ivy League Player of the Year at Harvard - in his 8th year of college and a PhD student in religion.
Also on the team are the 2 oldest Williams brothers from DC/Sidwell Friends and the oldest is also an Ivy Legue grad. The youngest of the 3 will play for Georgetown in the fall (and he is supposed to be the best player of the 3).

Conference games are doubleheaders with the women playing first.
The band is great, and the cheerleaders and dance team have a different style then what you see at GWU.
Bring $15 and buy the fish dinner.
Everyone who is a fan of the game should experience a MEAC or SWAC game at least once.
Tickets are $30 - $15 if you are 60 and older.

Seeya there
Section 6 Row E Seat 10