So it looks like there's officially no Kenner this year.
https://twitter.com/KennerLeague/status/1411033673265254402?s=19

Do any of the board insiders have any info on whether the Kenner League will take place this Summer? And if so, if the GW players will be participating? I looked on the NCAA site and so far only 14 summer leagues have been certified, and Kenner isn't listed yet.
https://web3.ncaa.org/bbcs/publishedEvents

One interesting stat regarding Navy's record is that 4 of their wins have been against American, whose record for the season is 2-4.  Both of American's wins have been against Loyola (MD), which Navy will play twice to close out the regular season, so Navy will likely end up with a 15-2 regular season record.

The free throw shooting was obviously terrible, but my biggest takeaway was that our three-point shooting isn't going to get significantly better until we have more movement on offense. It didn't appear that we missed too many open looks from deep, and most of our three-point shots were contested well.  It's easier to clog driving lanes to the basket and close out on shooters when they're not moving from the spots where they initially set up on offense. With very little cutting to the basket, no baseline screens, etc we're making it too easy to defend us.

With 4 team fouls in the first half, how do you not foul with under 10 seconds to make Duquesne reset their offense?

I tend to agree with Barry that we're probably better than our record.  There was plenty of inconsistent play, poor defense, and unforced turnovers, etc throughout the first seven games, of which 4 of the losses were by a total of 9 points. We also held leads in those 4 losses (Hampton-7, Delaware-7, W&M-19, Charlotte-11), so had we played even a little better for a short stretch in all of those games we could have won two or three of them.  If we can do the things that brought us success in the Fordham game: maintaining deffensive effort for a full 40 minutes, being quick to trap and double team bigs in the low block, team rebounding (7 players had 4 rebounds or more), and share the ball (18 assists vs Fordham), etc. and also continue to improve our turnovers, we should be able to stay competitive in most conferenece games and win those when our threes are falling.  Even in the losses there have been bright spots that give me some optimism: Battle's offensive game looks much improved over last year, Bishop's offensive game has been stellar, we have three bigs that can all contribute and protect the rim, Moyer has the physical tools to be a tremedous defensive player and rebounder.  Here's hoping 2021 brings continued improvement and some wins. Happy New Year!

Navy now up 10 with less than 2 minutes left playing at McDonough. Feeling a little better about the loss right now

Sideline Cancer with the big upset over Boeheim's Army today. Mo Creek was MVP
Highlights here


 

I still have the NIT games on my DVR. Hopefully I'll need to delete these over the next couple of years to make room for some just as memorable future GW victories.

Does anyone know if the GW-VCU game is available anywhere besides cbssn?