Bulls Can't Hold Onto Late Lead in Loss at Wichita State

[CousinRicky]

7 hours ago, NAS Gone to Paradise said:

Would you not agree that drop in the level of the competition in the AAC , compared to the BigE is a major factor in that?

Other than Rutgers and L'ville, who are the other WBB powerhouses in the BE.

[raptorcj]

8 hours ago, NAS Gone to Paradise said:

10 hours ago, raptorcj said:

Since joining the AAC, our teams have consistently been near the top of the conference. Remind me why that's a bad thing?

Would you not agree that drop in the level of the competition in the AAC , compared to the BigE is a major factor in that?

Of course I'd agree it was a factor, but not major. I don't see the level of WBB competition being drastically different as it was for MBB, yet MBB is not at the top of the conference. The women are...consistently.

[Triple B]

20 hours ago, raptorcj said:

Since joining the AAC, our teams have consistently been near the top of the conference. Remind me why that's a bad thing?

 

17 hours ago, NAS Gone to Paradise said:

Would you not agree that drop in the level of the competition in the AAC , compared to the BigE is a major factor in that?

You didn't answer his question ....

[CousinRicky]

3 hours ago, NAS Gone to Paradise said:

You must be a newbie, if you need to ask that.😜  I didn’t say powerhouses (however you define that).  One didn’t need to be a powerhouse to be far tougher than the current AAC lineup.

A few that come to mind... Notre Dame,  St Johns,  Nova, De Paul and Cuse.

On womens? I'll give you ND. Forgot them. The others weren't teams we always lost to (my recollection without looking it up)