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Their loss to Loyola would indicate they are bad. Some of their early struggles were probably due to having so many new players (transfers mainly) and a new staff. As they get accustomed to each other they are improving. Not that means they are going to be "good" this year. It just means they are better now than they were a month ago. The Cajuns are a slightly above average team with Gant and below average without him. Anything is possible tonight.Quote:
Originally Posted by RC8
We WERE driving over to look at the new gym, but Saturday’s performance killed that.
Doesn't matter what happens. Win? Didn't win by enough. Win by 20? Streetball. Win by 30? McNeese sucks/We SHOULD beat them by more. Lose? Chest thumping "I told you so, baw".Quote:
Originally Posted by ManAboutTown
Why are you so mad at me?Quote:
Originally Posted by Ragin4U
I laughed out loud at this.Quote:
Originally Posted by ManAboutTown
I haven't seen a whole lot of that. My personal opinion is that we shouldn't schedule them or any other team that is traditionally 200+ RPI for a non-conference game. Bob very rarely loses to really bad teams, so I expect us to win; but the Gant injury will definitely hurt us.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ragin4U
I think we should play as many D1 instate schools as possible. The low RPI is still better than USVI and LC.Quote:
Originally Posted by VObserver
Actually, it's not.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ragin4U
As long as we don't lose to the Non-D1 schools, they have no effect on our RPI or BPI. Win or lose, playing a team with a 200+ RPI hurts us.
If Gant can’t go its time to throw Gladney into the deep end and see if he can swim. I would say Lafayette too but he may be a scratch due to injury as well.
Gotcha. And I see that their projected RPI is 301. YuckQuote:
Originally Posted by VObserver