ClamOtto
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The article about MD got me wondering why college teams don't more regularly have serious depth problems. In the period from April to November, or more importantly the 11 months from April to March, teams can lose players to the NBA, transfer, injury and eligibility issues. But, except in rare circumstances, they can't add anybody. Lots of folks around here, including me, are concerned about going into the season with only 9 healthy scholarship players not because you need more than a nine man rotation but because it's so rare to get through a season without injuries and suspensions.
In the pros you can always add free agents or farm team players, but college rosters are frozen no matter how many guys you lose. But I can't recall other teams running out of scholarship players like we did in 07-8, and could again this year if things go badly. Is this just because I'm not paying enough attention to other teams?
In the pros you can always add free agents or farm team players, but college rosters are frozen no matter how many guys you lose. But I can't recall other teams running out of scholarship players like we did in 07-8, and could again this year if things go badly. Is this just because I'm not paying enough attention to other teams?