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4/22/2026 4:23 pm  #81


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Welcome Ryder Frost! 

Great sleuthing DMVPirahna.  Not sure how I missed him when looking through ACC rosters, but glad I bet the field 😂

At any rate, he must be a GREAT shooter.  He only played 12.7% of minutes (so like 5 per game), but had a 24.9% shot rate when on the court, got up 52 threes and shot 38%.  Not easy to shoot so well at volume in limited minutes. 

He could be a fantastic offensive weapon, though his defense will dictate how much time he gets.

 

4/22/2026 5:31 pm  #82


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Rising, has there been any progress you've heard of in getting a true big man in the building (think 6'10 or taller) in addition to Arrington? Given some of the figures I've seen thrown around for other bigs around the country, I'm starting to get nervous over the feasibility of bringing in a competent starter, much less a difference maker, at the position. 

 

4/22/2026 6:24 pm  #83


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Not a 6’10” + but we’re apparently in the driver seat for another SEC forward

 

4/22/2026 7:05 pm  #84


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Malachi Arrington

Last edited by mrj (4/22/2026 7:06 pm)

 

4/23/2026 12:18 pm  #85


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GW0509 wrote:

Not a 6’10” + but we’re apparently in the driver seat for another SEC forward

I hope it wasn’t Corey Chest. He just signed with McNeese St.

 

4/23/2026 12:19 pm  #86


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Free Quebec wrote:

GW0509 wrote:

Not a 6’10” + but we’re apparently in the driver seat for another SEC forward

I hope it wasn’t Corey Chest. He just signed with McNeese St.

It was.  Gotta think they offered him a starting spot + closer to home.

 

4/23/2026 12:42 pm  #87


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GW0509 wrote:

Free Quebec wrote:

GW0509 wrote:

Not a 6’10” + but we’re apparently in the driver seat for another SEC forward

I hope it wasn’t Corey Chest. He just signed with McNeese St.

It was.  Gotta think they offered him a starting spot + closer to home.

Too bad.  He would have been a really nice pickup.  Hopefully the backup plan was ready.

 

4/24/2026 8:44 am  #88


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Jon Chepkevich @JonChep 18m
NEWS: Lovro Urbiha has committed to George Washington in the class of 2026, sources tell DraftExpress. The 22-year-old 6’9” forward is having an excellent season with Krka. 8.8 PTS, 3.6 REB, 1.6 AST per game on a 65.2 TS% across Adriatic League and Slovenian SKL competition.

 

4/24/2026 8:59 am  #89


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4/24/2026 9:14 am  #90


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Meet the Revs
Meet the Revs
Step right up and greet the Revs
Bring your kiddies
Bring your spouse
Guaranteed to need a program
To know who plays in our house
Because the Revs are really shooting the ball
But will it be mid-range or treys that will fall?

 

4/24/2026 9:25 am  #91


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Not even the pretext of amateur basketball anymore.   A 22 year old playing semi-pro ball in Europe decides to go to college in DC to advance his education?   Or is he getting paid more at GW than he was in Europe.  I will of course cheer for him, but it is not the same as getting an 18 year old out of high school who primarily wishes to advance his education.  And that is sad.

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4/24/2026 9:35 am  #92


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LSF I share your thoughts. Unfortunately we have to play this game until/when they solve this mess.

At least you have a pro team in DC you have a connection to lol. 

 

4/24/2026 10:14 am  #93


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Jerry Seinfeld got it right many years ago.  As sports fans, we are rooting for laundry.

And don't think Poog's post is going unnoticed for a moment.

Although I am very disappointed in Lindsey Nelson's choice of conservative attire, I will say Happy Friday to all of you with this "amazing" little ditty:

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4/24/2026 10:28 am  #94


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Seems like a great pick up to me! If we can't afford to bring in a quality big man, why not look abroad? It worked great for us in the past, with Dare and Koul.

It seems to me that CC and team have done an excellent job bringing in the ingredients for a great A10 team. Now they have to prove that they can cook up something worthy of those ingredients.

Last edited by DC Native (4/24/2026 10:54 am)

 

4/24/2026 11:52 am  #95


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Will be a 23 year-old freshman when the season starts?

 

4/24/2026 12:21 pm  #96


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Love the idea of a 23 year old euro freshman. Hopefully he can play at this level. 

None of us have any idea what to expect - whether he’ll be a contributor, a top player, or a bench warmer.  Part of what makes predicting next year’s season so hard.

 

4/24/2026 12:25 pm  #97


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BM wrote:

Will be a 23 year-old freshman when the season starts?

I guess, but I'm willing to go out on a limb and say he won't be here more than one year....

 

4/24/2026 1:38 pm  #98


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So as I understand it, our roster right now is:


PG - Aranguren
PG? - N’Landu
Wing - Witherspoon
Wing - Arcenaux
Wing - Kossaras
F - Rougier-Roane (or is more of a wing?)
F - Frost
F - Lovro
Big - James
Big.- Arrington

Good start, hopefully.  Need some more pieces of the puzzle.

 

4/24/2026 3:07 pm  #99


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Alright, so FQ notes there are 10 players.  With the exception of Arrington and N'Landu, they all figure to get MOST of the minutes (if they weren't already "promised").  That means there are not many minutes available for anyone who committs from this point forward, unless they suprisingly excel and exceed expectations.  

 

4/24/2026 3:15 pm  #100


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Long Suffering Fan wrote:

Not even the pretext of amateur basketball anymore.   A 22 year old playing semi-pro ball in Europe decides to go to college in DC to advance his education?   Or is he getting paid more at GW than he was in Europe.  I will of course cheer for him, but it is not the same as getting an 18 year old out of high school who primarily wishes to advance his education.  And that is sad.

Alas, the era of the student playing the (revenue) sports is over. Hope the TV networks/corporate sponsors/gambling companies are happy with what they have done to college sports. Since most fans are not alums, and most alums that are fans want wins above all else, and most university administrators like money/exposure, we are stuck with this.

 

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