Looks like Brelsford is on his way as well.

They showed Jameer JR, Jameer SR and I'm assuming Jameer's mother embracing moments after the game, they embraced for about a minute it seemed. It's also fitting that Delaware and JNJ won this tournament in D.C.

70-43 win for Bryant, Brelsford also going to The Dance.

What a beatdown (no pun intended)  Wagner was heavily favored in that game, good team, had beat VCU on the road and 120 NET.
 

GW is 1-0 vs teams now in the dance!!!!


After a dreadful, disappointing season with their lowest KenPom rankling in since 2015, Wright St comes from the 4 seed to win the Horizon tourney.

Finished near the top half of the A-10 and beat an NCAA Tournament team! Not sure what else we can expect!
JNJ did everything for the Hens: points, assists, steals, even a few blocks.

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Congratulations to JNJ and Tyler.  JNJ is a central figure in Delaware's success but interestingly, not really a point guard there either.  As an off guard, James is a far better shooter and scorer but I would take JNJ's rebounding and defense.  I'd call "passing" a draw.  We are very fortunate that Brayon is clearly this GW team's point guard, the only natural point guard of the three.

Incidentally, Delaware did not beat Davidson by 22, they lost to them by 22.  And as gwsb14 correctly pointed out, Wagner was not a prohibitive favorite against Bryant.  Bryant was the #1 seed, played the game on its home court, and was favored to win.

If you're not already, please be careful about what The Dude has to say on this site.  He's in such a rush to post things first that he often gets things wrong.  Between the pathological lies and the ever-growing number of mistakes, I take most everything he has to say here with a grain of salt.  

Bryant features the nation's leading scorer, a Rutgers transfer.

They'll be a low seed 15 or 16 but that's another team that could be dangerous in the right matchup

SVP led his show with Jameer

moneybox wrote:

Moral of the story: Leave GW and you have a chance to succeed during the regular season and beyond. Many, many former GW players are doing just that. Sad.
 

 Really??? ...

Bolden - 14-18 overall record vs Providence in BE quarterfinals today
Marfo - 13-16 overall record quarterfinals today vs. Siena
Smith - eliminated in Big South 12-20 record
Battle - eliminated in first round of B10 - tied for worst record in B10
Paar - eliminated in semis of CAA - NIT bound
Nolan - eliminated in semis of CAA - NIT bound
Seymour - eliminated in quarterfinals of AE - 15-13 record
Jack - plays today in MAC quarterfinals 19-10 record but not tournament favorite
Walker - D2
Mezie - eliminated in NEC semis. 14-16 overall record.

The only one who has been on a winning post-season team so far is Nelson (NCAA), Nolan (NIT) and Paar (NIT). "Many, many" would be more than a gross exaggeration since that is only 3 of at least 10 so far this year. That is also particularly interesting since most transferred down. With the exception of Battle and arguably Nelson, why do you think we had the records we had over the past 5 years?. Because we just had so much talent that was misused? LOL.

Mentzinger wrote:

Not exactly true ... Mezie went last year with MSM, for example. Roland, Savage and Kromah all had stellar careers post GW as well.

Pellom also beat us with Memphis in the NCAA tournament in 2014.

The moneybox post was a troll. Pretty much every school could lament the talent that has gone on to success at a different school. I’m sure WVU fans are annoyed by Oscar Tshiebwe leaving and becoming the National POY.  I’m sure Wake fans got their panties in a bunch seeing Cavanaugh succeed at GW.

I can understand not really caring about players once they leave GW. I don’t really think it says much about the player because it’s so situation specific.

Last edited by GW0509 (3/10/2022 2:20 pm)

Happy for Jameer and Delaware

Question is, would you rather have Freeman Bam and Bishop?  

I think he's at the right level now.  We're better in the backcourt now.