Triple B

Quitter ....... Don't see any great advantage, if BYU even wants to join a conference, with them going to the AAC over the MWC. And I still don't see any discerning value added to the AAC by bringing them on, especially now if the playoffs do expand.

So I wonder how this may affect the P5 scheduling of G5's, if it does at all, not wanting to help G5's SOS. The AssKlowns finished in the top 12 twice but it's possible the Committee will take a stronger look at the SOS if this does go to 12. Those two years their SOS was pretty pathetic for a top 12 team and the Committee may want to take a more critical look before ranking teams that high with what will be at stake.

Felt kind of bad for him but still hope Montreal wins the series ....

Agreed, but Eliza was head and shoulders above everyone else in the AAC as far as the Assist/Turnover Ratio goes. Wilson was 3rd. One thing that sometimes separate good teams from great teams is depth. Don't follow team close enough to know how Wilson compares to Pinzan's current backup but Elisa averaged almost 35 minutes a game last year and if Wilson can help cut that down with some quality minutes, few as they may be, it's gotta help.

For those with ESPN+, they've got a great NHL series called "The Quest for the Cup". The 3rd edition for this year dropped last night and it goes thru Game 2 of our current series. In it they highlight the horrible goalie interference call on Point. The ref's explanation was pathetic and just glad it wasn't a factor in the outcome of the game. As a side note, the same ref was working the Habs-Knights game last night and somehow missed when Marchessault almost took off Perry's nose with what sure looked like an intentional high stick. Glad Montreal pulled the game out, aided by a gift from Fleury ....

Gotta look at the right numbers: The addition of Wilson will add one of the nation's elite distributors of the ball to the Bulls' roster, and an already impressive backcourt. During the 2020-21 campaign, the 5-foot-10-point guard was second in the American Athletic Conference, and ninth in the nation, in assists per game, averaging 6.1 dimes per game. Wilson only trailed, now teammate, Eliza Pinzan in assists per game. Pinzan was tops in The American and seventh in the nation. She also averaged 4.4 points per contest and 0.9 steals per outing for the Tigers.

USF Adds Transfer Aerial Wilson From AAC Foe Memphis June 18, 2021 TAMPA (June 18, 2021) – University of South Florida head women's basketball coach Jose Fernandez announced on Friday the signing of University of Memphis transfer point guard Aerial Wilson to a financial aid agreement. Wilson is the second Memphis player to join the Bulls during the offseason following former Tigers teammate Dulcy Fankam Mendjiadeu (Nkongsamba, Cameroon) to Tampa. The duo will join Patience Williams (Minneapolis, Minn.), Odeth Betancourt (San Cristobal, Venezuela), and Bella Weary (Jacksonville, Fla.) for the 2021-22 season. "Aerial gives us added depth at the point guard spot," said Fernandez. "She has started 49 games in this league (The American) and averaged over 30 minutes a game. She fits our style of play and our program on and off the floor." Wilson, who hails from Dundas, Ontario, Canada, is coming off two solid seasons with Memphis where she played in 50 games with 49 starts. During her short career with the Tigers, Wilson averaged 4.0 points, 3.7 assists, and 1.0 assists per outing. The addition of Wilson will add one of the nation's elite distributors of the ball to the Bulls' roster, and an already impressive backcourt. During the 2020-21 campaign, the 5-foot-10-point guard was second in the American Athletic Conference, and ninth in the nation, in assists per game, averaging 6.1 dimes per game. Wilson only trailed, now teammate, Eliza Pinzan in assists per game. Pinzan was tops in The American and seventh in the nation. She also averaged 4.4 points per contest and 0.9 steals per outing for the Tigers. Wilson dished out a career-high 10 assists, twice, this past season, and six or more assists 12 times. Rest of article

The stuff below is some serious **** but wasn't true. Joey brought out the same day that he wasn't under investigation but TDS never addressed that update at the time on their site that I could find. The report indicates that CBG was the one who brought the situation to the administration's attention as soon as he heard about it so can't see that being any significant part of an investigation. Having that serious accusation hanging out there without publishing anything more about it, even just that it may not be true, is totally irresponsible, IMO, but also indicative of some of the **** "journalism" out there that they're representative of. Headline: Head Coach Brian Gregory Also Under Investigation for Not Disciplining or Reporting the Incidents Article: The school is also investigating head coach Brian Gregory for failing to discipline Herrion or report the incidents to USF Athletics.

Florida College was built in 1946 ..

Allegedly said

Ok. I didn’t fully realize that last year was an aberration, because of good ole C-19, when they did play for the championship.

The whole MBB program was being investigated in that regard but the hacks said he was being investigated for not reporting the incidents which was blatantly false considering his going to the administration triggered the investigation per what that article says.

ND can win the ACC, can’t they?

If I’m reading the article correctly, CBG is the one to report it to the school the next day, after he heard about it …… plus, if I remember correctly, a real journalist reported almost immediately that Gregory wasn’t being investigated.