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R.I.P Dan
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Really impressed with Porter and Collins.Coach of the year is tough, when SU matches pre-season predictions, but JT3, Buzz Williams & Stan Heath all outperform. Maybe JB gets the national award?
POY -- have to go with Marquette's guy.
Best frosh -- serious talent in Drummond, Porter, Collins, the two St John's stars. Our frosh won't be in the conversation at all.
Should have the national award even with that one loss (when Melo was out) if we finish with a win on Saturday. Don't think Calipari has many fans. Most of the others in the top 10 have a recent loss or two, at full strength (Mich State). Duke-NC likely to split.If we'd beat ND, JB would probably have a lock on most coach of the year awards.
His last line says it all:
My pick: Boeheim. The name of the game is winning and no one in the league has done that better this year than the Syracuse coach.
Agree on Dion, after Fab left the lineup, Dion hasn't returned to form.I'd vote Kevin Jones over Johnson-Odom for POY. I'd probably give it to DJO, but for his suspension. It rubs me wrong that a guy goes out and does something of the rule breaking variety that puts his team's season in jeopardy. To me that is not someone who is POY material.
...and did Dana O'Neil take the month of Frebruary off from reporting on college basketball? How does she still mention Dion as Syracuse's best POY candidate. He's not Syracuse POY/MVP/MOP, he certainly isn't the Big East's.
Coach of the Year is easily Boeheim. Not even close. If Mike Brey wins it again, I'll start a petition to have SU leave the Big East.
Grant is a RF -- definitely a good player. WVa plays a couple of frosh guards but that might be why they are struggling.I think its fair to add MCW could be in contention for Rookie of the year hes just playing behind to much seniority.
Is ND's Grant a freshmen this year. Hes a pretty good player.