Seems like we've stumbled upon a great offseason topic: which current or former GW basketball player would you least want to face off against in a wrestling match?

My firsthand experience of GW basketball is limited to the last few years so I'll say Darren Buchanan or Noel Brown

Did a podcast recapping last night's game and assorted other topics. There's a bit of talk about the women's team at the end too. It goes live at 7 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9_FUseW56-w

100% need to foul before he has the chance to get that shot off. Ughhhhhhhh

Space is being made in the rafters of the Smith Center for the "4th Place in the 2024 Virgin Islands Paradise Jam" banner.

In all seriousness, great comeback. Loved what I saw from Autry and Drumgoole as others have mentioned. Holding a 36.1% three point shooting team to 22.2% from three is huge. Definitely an encouraging and productive trip to the Virgin Islands

Glad they were able to get the three point shooting going. Especially glad Jun hit a few shots from beyond the arc. Loved what I saw from Trey Autry and Castro continues to look like the best addition of the offseason. 42 free throws attempted for GW tonight!

GW Basketball Insiders podcast is back with a preview of tonight's game and the MTE as a whole. We started with an interview with Caputo (who was on the side of the road cause the bus broke down on the way back from shootaround). It goes live at 4

https://www.youtube.com/live/dagl_aiBJzU?si=ccreFvSUCNbYD02W

Seems like there's a possibility Jacoi is back for Kansas State but even if he isn't, I can't imagine it will be a long term injury. CC wasn't hiding any info in the press conference when asked about it. The question then becomes whether it's worth it to rush him back and risk reinjury with three games in three days this weekend.

I believe Dayan was injured (I think his ankle) so maybe Patsos just misspoke last night. But maybe he knows something we don't

I remain dumbfounded by how bothered some of you seem to be by Dude's posts. If you don't like it, don't respond. If you think he is clogging up the board with his posts and creating of new threads, then when you respond to them, you are doing the same. The more time spent talking about actual basketball on here, the better, which applies to everyone

Uhhhhhhhhhh

GW Alum Abroad wrote:

Since both the men and women open at the Smith Center on Election Day Eve, I am going to assume that is a doubleheader event (tipoffs not announced for either game), hopefully with enough promos and sideshows/entertainment to engage the students who might otherwise be preocupied with what will happen the following day.

5 for the women and 8 for the men I believe. Not scheduling a game on election day (or the next few days) is a great move by the athletic department I bet they didn't make consciously in terms of getting students to games