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Connor Happer is there, too.

Seeing tweets from Chris Heady, Chris Basnett, Jacob Padilla and Mitch Sherman.

They finished in a four way tie for fourth in 2011 finishing at 9-9. Highest B1G finish was in 1996 where they tied for second with Indiana.

I expect those that are eligible to play will likely see roughly equal minutes.

Maybe. I think this squad is gonna have more to work with than that ISU squad which was pretty bare bones. We won't (shouldn't) be that. I don't think we'll be 4-16 in B1G play come season's end. I think we'll be better than that. To what degree, I don't know. The range of possibilities with this team is pretty wide.

A game in the coliseum would be incredible.

I don't remember who had the list, Jeff Goodman, maybe? Here is who I saw was going to Italy: Baylor BYU Central Arkansas Clemson Colgate DePaul Houston Illinois Illinois State Iowa State Miami (FL) Minnesota Nebraska Northern Iowa Northwestern Pittsburgh Seton Hall Stanford UNC Wilmington Wright State

I've seen a list of schools taking trips. I haven't found as much info about who those teams are playing.

Someone out there in the twitterverse tracking what opponents all those CBB teams are playing?

I don't think we can assume we'll be more talented or at the very least there will be some massive talent gap, especially that first game. Stella Azurra looks like it's one of Europe's biggest Basketball academies. Silute is a bunch of grown men including former college players from the States. I couldn't find much about the fourth game.

Pat Vindette?

Bob Gibson?

Optical illusion. The way his knees are bent only makes it look like he's on the line. In reality he's several inches behind it.

Xavier's had 6 4 stars over the past four years and had the #11 class two years ago. Cincinnati didn't fare as well, but Cronin was more recruiting to his program more than he was recruiting the stars. We'll see how he does at UCLA. Maybe being in the Big East vs. AAC played a factor there, too.