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[ervins84]

Originally Posted by sedziobs

Yetna is out for the year for USF.

East Carolina looks much improved. The conference is undefeated so far aside from us.

This is why we can't have nice things

[mdchick]

At the under 8 time out in the first half st Joes has scored 42 points against Uconn in what should be a huge rebuilding year for them

[sedziobs]

USF lost by 17 at home to IUPUI. Gross.

[sirthought]

USF not hitting enough free throws and terrible from the three. Missing Yetna.

[sedziobs]

Originally Posted by sirthought

USF not hitting enough free throws and terrible from the three. Missing Yetna.

They scored 17 points in the second half.

[TheLongHaul]

Originally Posted by sedziobs

They scored 17 points in the second half.

They have Brian Gregory as a coach. Some schools hire on name, not on whether they are a good coach or not. USF is learner their lesson.

[Queens_NYC]

The league appears wide open at this point in time.

Houston lost last night at home to a BYU team that had already lost to an unremarkable San Diego St team at home.

After a fast start, Memphis was grounded with a lost @Oregon and are a far less threatening team if Wiseman remains out.

UConn lost convincingly to St. Joe's at home while giving up 96 points.

SMU, Wichita, and Temple are all 2-0 but have not looked the least bit dominant against mostly low major (Ken Pom 200+) comp.

The rest of the league (UCF, USF, Tulsa, ECU, and Tulane) has been unimpressive due to incohesive rosters or just a plain lack of talent.

[sedziobs]

UConn upset #15 Florida. Probably the biggest win for our conference so far.

[Jon Rycek]

Originally Posted by Queens_NYC

The league appears wide open at this point in time.

Houston lost last night at home to a BYU team that had already lost to an unremarkable San Diego St team at home.

After a fast start, Memphis was grounded with a lost @Oregon and are a far less threatening team if Wiseman remains out.

UConn lost convincingly to St. Joe's at home while giving up 96 points.

SMU, Wichita, and Temple are all 2-0 but have not looked the least bit dominant against mostly low major (Ken Pom 200+) comp.

The rest of the league (UCF, USF, Tulsa, ECU, and Tulane) has been unimpressive due to incohesive rosters or just a plain lack of talent.

I wouldn’t say Memphis was “grounded” they played a very good Oregon team

[waterhead]

Originally Posted by Queens_NYC

The league appears wide open at this point in time.

Houston lost last night at home to a BYU team that had already lost to an unremarkable San Diego St team at home.

After a fast start, Memphis was grounded with a lost @Oregon and are a far less threatening team if Wiseman remains out.

UConn lost convincingly to St. Joe's at home while giving up 96 points.

SMU, Wichita, and Temple are all 2-0 but have not looked the least bit dominant against mostly low major (Ken Pom 200+) comp.

The rest of the league (UCF, USF, Tulsa, ECU, and Tulane) has been unimpressive due to incohesive rosters or just a plain lack of talent.

Kenpom has us as the highest rated AAC team right now at #23. That includes one game without our best player (and no offense installed against a zone) and a legit chance to have beaten OSU on the road.

I am not saying things are perfect...I am just saying things could be a lot worse.

I would imagine by the time we get to St Thomas we could be up to 50%-60% of our offense installed. I hope we worked on zone a little