@HoyaOptimist33 Watch the full video and I think he named every single Big East team except for Georgetown. Any analysis on where Georgetown falls in terms of spending compared to other Big East teams?
@HoyaOptimist33 I just don't even know how to assess that. Since every year is completely different from the previous year based on portal chaos and incoming freshman, it's all going to depend on how this all shakes out. We could take a huge step forward or be worse than we were this year.
@DanJAndrade@Footahh What's so remarkable is how quickly it devolved. It was barely more than 10 years ago that we were a top 15 team and packing the place.
@hoyasszn Only possible scenario I see:
Quad 3: Win against Creighton, Marquette, Providence
Quad 2: Win against Butler, Xavier, loss to Nova
Quad 1: Win against St. Johns and Seton Hall, loss to UConn
BET:
Quad 1: Win against UConn/St. Johns/Nova/Seton Hall plus one more win.
@hoyasszn An at-large bid is extremely unlikely and we're not on the bubble by going 3-0 in the next 3 games. In our final 9 games, we'd need to go 3-0 in Quad 3 games, at least 2-1 in Quad 2's, and at least 2-1 in Quad 1's and then win at least 2 games in the BET including a Quad 1.
@hoya76axa And he was right. If not for DeGioia and his moral superiority, we would have gotten Pitino who wanted to come to Georgetown. Count me in as a loyal and devoted Hoya fan who is furious with the Administration's handling of this program.
@BobbyBancroft@RyanCox20 Hoya fan for 35+ years. This isn't a conference fit problem; it's a program execution problem. Leaving the Big East for the Patriot League wouldn’t fix NIL, roster construction, or offense. It would just shrink the brand, kill recruiting, and turn us into a forgettable mid-major.
@HoyaOptimist33 I think a lot of your assumptions are not valid in the current landscape. Development does not matter when every year is a cluster fuck of rebuilding rosters from scratch. Most of this team will be gone next year. All that matters is building a team that can win.
@HurrdatSports By NCAA rule, the only thing that determines if a shot counts is the game clock at the moment the ball is released, not the light system. No angle I've seen conclusively shows the ball still in his hand with 0.0. Given the call on the court, I don't know how it was overturned.