GW0509 wrote:

Wonder if it's more likely that we lose someone (maybe UMass due to football) or get another member to make an even # of teams?

Also wonder if long term we move back to having divisions?

Per CBS Sports’ Matt Norlander, the Atlantic 10 isn’t expecting to lose anyone and the Big East isn’t interested in picking up Saint Louis, Dayton or VCU.
https://twitter.com/MattNorlander/status/1460716496385196042

GW0509 wrote:

Tsipis is now available.  Maybe a reunion?

Tsipis also had losing records all five seasons at Wisconsin. That would give me a lot of pause. 

The GW schedule for the week after Sunday’s game just got changed. GW will now be at George Mason on Wednesday at 6 pm (MASN telecast) and at St. Bonaventure on Friday. 
https://gwsports.com/news/2021/2/19/a-10-announces-mens-basketball-schedule-changes.aspx

MG14 wrote:

Genuine question: Is there any team in the nation (D1) we can say that we'd comfortably beat? At this point I'm thinking no

 
Not one that’s actually on the schedule. I don’t know where GW’s second win is supposed to come from, maybe Longwood.

The Dude wrote:

Next up UMKC.
ESPN Power Index puts as 56% favorites, such is life until we prove we're better. 
 They actually won their last game 111-38, how bad was their opponent???

 
UMKC’s last opponent was Bacone, an 0-6 NAIA DII team whose closest game so far this season was a 19 point loss. Obviously, the outcome doesn’t indicate anything about how UMKC will perform against GW.

jmoiii2016 wrote:

Wow! That's four years in a row. Is double home-home scheduling a thing in college hoops?

​We trying to start a rivalry with the Crimson?

 
Or Howard is, considering Harvard plays the Bison the very next day. I guess Harvard wanted to get the most out of its D.C. trip.