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That is inaccurate

FWIW saw this today

Thon Maker's cousin Ended playing ball at St Anthony's in New Jersey for Bobby Hurley Sr. Verbally committed for the class of 2017 to Hurley Jr and ASU in Dec of 2015 as the #64 prospect in the country. Decommits June 2016 Plays a year of prep at The Rock School because you can only play until you're 19 in NJ. In Feb 2017 chooses Texas Tech over Providence Ends up at San Jacinto College. In March of 2018 commits to UC-Riverside as Arizona St has probably recruited over him. He redshirts for 2018-19 and should be a 22 year old sophomore when he comes to back to Lincoln as part of the UC RIverside Highlanders team

The times on the PDF are in EST. Thus we are playing at 6:30 CST

https://gousfbulls.com/roster.aspx?rp_id=11853 Ended up being a backup center his junior year. Was the 15th rated kid by JUCO rankings

Anyone can make or be on a podcast though it's more work than just putting out tweets. The level of credence you attribute to something on a podcast would be applied in a similar fashion to how your trust level varies for a tweet or post on this board.

Unless we tank one of those early games we should be rolling in here undefeated

In theory we will have 11 guys returning next year. Considering how cut-throat we've been and how many offers we've thrown out doesn't it seem like we will continue to turn over this roster?

Cam Mack Roby 48th

6'10" out of Georgia https://www.prephoops.com/2018/10/2021-frank-anselem-recruitment-update/ http://www.verbalcommits.com/players/frank-anselem

The problem with this comp is Wragge had 20-25 pounds on him.

https://www.sports-reference.com/cbb/players/adrian-moore-2.html

We probably have 1-3 Quad 1 games in the non-conf. If we're good enough to win 5+ of these Quad 1 games, it seems probable that we would get to 20+ wins unless we're just madly inconsistent the entire year.

Yeah a definitive answer for win totals is pointless but we can do better than just shrug and say who knows. Given the years of data we have from fields since 1985 we generally know the bounds for Power 5/6 teams in terms of Wins-Losses for making the tournament as an at-large. 2006 Alabama made the tourney with a 17-14 record. Virginia Tech in 2010 and their 23-8 record did not make the tournament. It's almost a certainty that the Power 5/6 teams that make up the 10-12 seeds in this year's tournament will have between 17 and 23 wins. It's my contention that given what should be a poor non-conference schedule we will need to be in the range of 21-23 wins that as always depends on which of the teams on your schedule you beat.

Put me down for 11 gazillian on the unders

Given our recently released schedule seems a valid exercise to project how many wins it will take us to get into the NCAA tournament.

It was about what i expected. I didn't retweet it because i didn't want to rile anyone up for no good reason.

Not flattering

Rivals currently only has a top 100 for 2021 right now. CH currently is not on the list.

They played 6-7 guys a game and lost the top 4