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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #15 on: November 25, 2022, 01:38:49 pm »
Hard to believe for a flagship university but basketball’s RPI sits at 361 out of 363 D1 teams.
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That’s despicable

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #16 on: November 25, 2022, 05:37:46 pm »
Hard to believe for a flagship university but basketball’s RPI sits at 361 out of 363 D1 teams.

That's fuckin' sad


It's time to clean house in the athletic department. This is truly disgusting.... like how the hell??

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #17 on: November 25, 2022, 05:58:47 pm »
Looking like this game is going to be another bust for SBU.

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #18 on: November 25, 2022, 07:18:17 pm »
Another 30 pt loss team has quit on geno. No idea when they win another d1 game see ya next year. Disgusting.

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #19 on: November 25, 2022, 07:20:52 pm »
Another 30 pt loss team has quit on geno. No idea when they win another d1 game see ya next year. Disgusting.

Time for a raise and contract extension for Geno. I mean heck. Give everybody in athletics bonuses, and raises, for the Holidays!
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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #20 on: November 25, 2022, 07:22:01 pm »
New low for the basketball program. Losing by 30 to a team in the bottom quartile of D1 teams. 25% from 3, 8 assists to 17 turnovers, outrebounded 30-23, shot 55% from the line. There is nothing this team does well. Geno and Shawn can make the injury excuse as long as they want but when they keep giving D1 scholarships to non-D1 quality players, this will be the results.

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #21 on: November 25, 2022, 07:31:06 pm »
If this season ends how i think geno is gone no rational AD can justify keeping him. New conference reboot the program get a young hungry P5 assistant.

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #22 on: November 25, 2022, 07:33:04 pm »
Ouch- really rough start to the year for hoops. I'm willing to reserve judgement do to the injury issues but want to see this team when at full strength. If this performance continues, time to hire a coach with ties to NYC which is what the team lost after Pikiell left. Going down the Ohio pipeline really hasn't paid dividends so far.

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #23 on: November 25, 2022, 07:45:48 pm »
Why can’t we be like hofstra?

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #24 on: November 25, 2022, 07:59:01 pm »
Only positive I saw today was Aaron Clarke participated in practice. Maybe he'll return sooner than conference play?

We might lose by 30 to Yale at home December 3rd, who beat Vermont this week 73-44 :o

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #25 on: November 25, 2022, 08:06:26 pm »
trying to find positives here... not much to work with.  the product is a far cry from 5-6 years ago.

i feel bad for the players.  they're working hard.  but if we lose to a div III team next week we may be looking a 3 win season.

the campaign isnt over but in some ways, it already is.  so, as a non-coach, isnt this the time to maybe experiment?  tossing up ill timed. low % shots hasnt worked for us, ever.  yet, we continue to do it, and lose lose lose.  why not go out there and pound the ball next week, limit perimeter shots to maybe 12, or until after 3-4 passes, etc. and see what happens. 

forget injuries.  i aint the coach but if the staff isnt going to review the analytics AND adapt, then i'll at least do the analytics:

sarvan- you're 6'10" and 80% of your shots are behind the arc.  and you're shooting 50% from 2.  do it more. 
fitzmorris- you're 19/24 from 2.  so every single possession, you're on the court, and you get the first pass into the post.
tanajh- you're 9/17 from 2, yet 2/14 (.143%) from 3.  figures are small but maybe the writing is on the wall.
rocco- you havent taken a 3, and also, hit 50% from the field.  so i start you and pass you the ball in the post.

and so forth.


we shoot 28% (46/163) from the arc.  that's 20 misses per game, or 1 per possession minute.  now go watch an ACC game.  does that happen?  maybe, but if it does, they either work inside-out, or fight for the rebound, and don't stand there watching their brick, or stop shooting after 6 consecutive misses, etc.  try something different, this is the opportunity to do it.

put another way- our outside shooters are simply not as good as they think they are.  and they're certainly better than me!  but stats are what stats are.  and the shortfalls continue to pile up.

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #26 on: November 25, 2022, 08:10:17 pm »
Injuries or not, the only acceptable explanation for why a team from a major pubic university with good funding, facilities, location etc. would be in such shape is when a program is in the first couple of years transitioning from DII to DI.

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #27 on: November 25, 2022, 08:10:57 pm »
SBU’s statement sums it up: “There is nothing this team does well.” To lose by 30 to FIU and Eastern Washington is embarrassing, roster woes be damned.

I do feel for the players and, yes, Geno, which isn’t to say I like him or think he’s good. It’s just an impossible situation. There are no answers to be found anywhere. Our bench is bar none the worst in D-I. I was thinking that, ordinarily, Muratori, Roberts and Pettway are the last three guys off the bench. Now they’re the first three. TO needs a year of seasoning as most freshmen do; I think he’ll be fine? We have big guys who can’t rebound. And my fears about Policelli’s limitations have come true. 12 points in three games for somebody who was supposed to be an anchor of our offense—not good.

I’m curious what these crowds look like at home. Do students/fans pay attention to wins and losses or at they just happy to get out? Not going to lie—SBU for $6.31 beats the Nets/Knicks for $100—but it’s real ugly right now. The worst it’s been in a long time.
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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #28 on: November 25, 2022, 08:29:09 pm »
Team is starving for a PG. Fitzmorris Sarvan need to actually try and rebound and defend . Policelli is playing abysmal rn slumping he is a solid player when surrounded by other creators we have none. Not really sure what else this team can do the bench doesn’t exist. Kaine roberts is not a division one player. 30 point losses to bad teams is a recipe for disaster morale wise.

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Re: Games 5/6: at FIU/vs Eastern Washington
« Reply #29 on: November 25, 2022, 09:40:07 pm »
The leading scorer tonight only shot 5 FG's.. There's a serious offensive problem, which starts and ends with the guards. They were not severely out-rebounded (30 for EWU vs 23 for SBU, 7 OR vs 4 OR) but EWU took 16 more shots. On top of that, we can't shoot free throws. We can't shoot 3's. We can't take care of the ball in general.

At this point.. just put the two bigs on the court at the same time and see what happens. What do they have to lose?
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