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Gallegos didn't redshirt as a freshman.

Not worried about them, specifically, being an RPI killer, but they need to be teams they're overwhelming favorites against. They need to be 6 (or however many there are still to be scheduled) wins. 100-200 level RPI level teams. An SOS of about 60 would be about right, I think. (I'm not sure if the numbers work out with what I described, but I think you get the idea. We've already got enough challenges lined up.)

I don't disagree, just saying that things can change in sports, often quickly.

They said the same thing when we made the tournament a few years ago.

Nah, we're not doing that. ...I don't think...

Sure. Just saying, the transfer thing will clarify itself soon enough.

Patience, young grasshopper.

Does he have an offer? I'm guessing fall back if Mark Smith doesn't take our offer?

I'd say somewhere between zero and seven of 'em will.

Which probably means something like 5 of 'em will get there.

To be fair, we don't know that didn't happen.

Nah, not next year. Those games that we don't know about yet need to be wins. They're gonna get challenged plenty with KU, CU, the Cali tourney, ACC and Big East opponents to be named later. Let someone else bear that mantle.

Probably. But if I'm Gonzaga, I that's probably the last team I'd want to see on the 16 line.

No Cuse! No Iowa!

As good a shot as any. Not sure how they deal with Gonzaga's back court, but that front court matchup will be fun to watch.

Oh, wow, I didn't think SDSU would be a 16. That could be a touch match-up for the Zags!

Man, Wichita's a #10. Kentucky and UCLA ain't gonna be thrilled to see them in that region.

Wow, Minnesota as a #5!

Jays get Rhode Island and if they win, likely a matchup with Dana Altman and Oregon. Interesting... Midwest Region should be really entertaining.

Purdue is a #4.

Wisconsin is the first Big Ten Team on the board on the #8 line. That seems low to me. May not bode well for the rest of the conference. But then there's MSU at #9...

That would be fine.

That's how I read it, too.

Prep school, then maybe NU? I'll continue to maintain, for a number of reasons, he should be a Husker. http://www.omaha.com/neprepzone/basketball/mckewon-david-wingett-s-final-dance-ends-in-disappointment-but/article_2a04abd0-05d0-11e7-8340-43671f49bfbe.html

Thinking about this a bit, if this is true, we're basically asking him to be Kevin Huerter. Huerter shot about 43% from 3 in AAU play. And hit about 37% (39.4% in B1G play) in his FR year. Can Nana do that? Is that good enough? I can't find his HS or AAU stats for the life of me, so I'm not sure how they compare to what Huerter put up his senior year.