IHeartSUFball
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that 2-3 Drexel team beating NJIT, gosh darn up
(..unless we hit triple+ OT).that 2-3 Drexel team beating NJIT, gosh darn up
The entire ACC is scheduling like us. Mike Waters even wrote an article on it. Too bad it’s 2025 and people can’t read anything
You seem like a huge syracuse.com libby nancy personDid Syracuse.com close up their comments section?
You seem like a huge syracuse.com libby nancy person
The ignore button is a loyal friend in times of trouble.

Try just thinking first.Funny I said Cuse plays nobody and people get mad, forgot have to be group think nowadays
I'm smarter than youTry just thinking first.
Funny I said Cuse plays nobody and people get mad, forgot have to be group think nowadays
Oh. Well. Allrighty then. That settles it.I'm smarter than you
I'm smarter than you
I was typing out my Monmouth Thoughts post and realized half of it was actually about Houston. I decided to start a new thread.
We really need everybody healthy for the Houston game. It is going to be a serious grind, and then we have two more games the next two days. Then we play Tennessee less than a week later. If we play our best players 28 minutes and a bunch of reserves 12 minutes, and the reserves can hold their own, it will give us a much better chance of winning the last five minutes of what should be a close game against Houston. Houston is very talented and very highly rated, but in their only close game they really only played 7 guys, and two starters, Sharp and Flemings, played 35+ minutes. Cenac and Tugler both are somewhat foul prone, and Houston doesn't really have anybody they want playing when either of those guys are out. In fact, of the 5 players Houston has that are listed at forward or center, all of them foul out on average every 40 minutes. And that is against mostly cupcakes. By comparison, only 4 Syracuse players have that rate of fouls, three of them reserves. Only Freeman has consistently been in foul trouble among the starters, and we have Souare, Betsey and White to replace him if he has trouble. Houston doesn't have quality depth they trust. We have some serious advantages we might be able to exploit using comparative depth levels.
Houston's lack of depth won't help us as much in the first game of a long set of games, unless we can throw very fresh players at them late when they are fatiguing. Alternatively, if they are forced to play reserves in order to maintain energy levels, hopefully our second unit can win those matchups and push a lead or close a gap. Our depth might be our biggest advantage. But it can't work if both Betsey and Freeman are limping around.
Someone just needs to bust Red's substitution teleprompter, so he's forced to go off-script.If we find a lineup that is working, I really hope Red sticks with it for as long as it is working. Red has a way of subbing out for the hot hand, just as he's getting in a rhythm.
we are playing Houston, KU and Tennessee(and likely a good team on day 3 in Vegas) in the span of a week. Who gives a crap if we waited 4 games to do it?finally playing a D1 team, probably last team to do so in the country
You’re such a hardo! Football team could really use you out there. And the SU basketball scheduling department.help with what, my personal opinion that is not vulgar or mean
That’s how you practice. If I’m Autry though I run 10 guys at Houston then tighten up the lineup the next 2 games.We have to treat this game like it’s a must win. It of course is not but that has to be the approach of every game in Vegas and then again vs Tennessee.
Go out and make every effort to punch them in the mouth defensively and be locked in to execute on offense.
The year we upset Duke at Duke when they had Zion, we were a 18-22 point underdog.If we won, would it be the biggest upset in the last 50 years?