If players become ineligible to the degree indicated that could spell APR issues. Not good.
If players become ineligible to the degree indicated that could spell APR issues. Not good.
I was actually encouraged from what I saw last night simply due to the fact a young squad played even with a veteran club that is one of the better ones in the SLC. Had they made a few more free throws, they win in regulation. They can shoot the ball better than in the past so I don't think a winning season is out of the question.
I'm certain of one that is not, but even then this has been ongoing in his program. The attrition rate is high, some are personal and some are because of academics. The reason he is young right now is because of attrition in his classes, including one that was considered his best class as HC at UL. In any case, it needs to be corrected or he will not win consistently in this conference or any other one for that matter.
I saw the team walking around the tailgating areas during a recent home football game and noticed one of the girls (I'm assuming is a player) looked like she was may have spent a little too much time in the bedroom and not enough time in the gym! I guess that means she will be "red shirting" this year!
Until Brodhead learns that you cannot win consistantly against even good SBC teams without long, athletic guards, what we have seen is as good as it gets.
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