United States of College Basketball 2021-22

[OrangeXtreme]

United States of College Basketball 2021-22: Where every team ranks in each state, from top to bottom

Where does your team rank compared to its in-state rivals? We've got the full rankings for each state

www.cbssports.com

State of the state: Bathe in this, Bonnies fans. The most hyped season in five decades is here. Four years ago I ranked St. Bonaventure ahead of Syracuse and Orange fans lost their minds. This time around, probably not as much because most everyone objectively sees that the Bonnies have a superior roster heading into the start of the season. I've got Bona No. 19 in my 1-358 and Syracuse No. 46. The gap between the two hasn't been this big since Bob Lanier was lacing them up in Olean. New York has a lot of teams you could see on your tournament bracket in March. Buffalo, Iona, Siena and Colgate all have their sights set on winning their leagues. And in Queens, St. John's will probably be No. 4 or No. 5 in the Big East.

 

[HoustonCuse]

We'll see.

 

[Orangezoo]

United States of College Basketball 2021-22: Where every team ranks in each state, from top to bottom

Where does your team rank compared to its in-state rivals? We've got the full rankings for each state

www.cbssports.com

State of the state: Bathe in this, Bonnies fans. The most hyped season in five decades is here. Four years ago I ranked St. Bonaventure ahead of Syracuse and Orange fans lost their minds. This time around, probably not as much because most everyone objectively sees that the Bonnies have a superior roster heading into the start of the season. I've got Bona No. 19 in my 1-358 and Syracuse No. 46. The gap between the two hasn't been this big since Bob Lanier was lacing them up in Olean. New York has a lot of teams you could see on your tournament bracket in March. Buffalo, Iona, Siena and Colgate all have their sights set on winning their leagues. And in Queens, St. John's will probably be No. 4 or No. 5 in the Big East.

Norlander really trying talk up his evaluation skills with this one. Bonnie's definitely a team to watch. They also lost to the only P5 opponent they played last year so hard to say just how good they really are hence the pre season rankings mean nothing standard.

 

[RF2044]

Garbage.

 

[UpstateSM]

Norlander and Parrish have maybe the worst podcast ever made

 

[Orangezoo]

Norlander and Parrish have maybe the worst podcast ever made

Haven't listened to them but used to read Parrish's takes. Always seemed like an obnoxious personality to me. Doug Gottlieb like.

 

[RF2044]

Norlander and Parrish have maybe the worst podcast ever made

 

[UpstateSM]

Haven't listened to them but used to Read Parrish's takes. Always seemed like an obnoxious personality to me. Doug Gottlieb like.

I try to support smaller media (not Matty Charts small) when it comes to college hoops. Don't really need to listen to guys talk about nothing but blue bloods and ranked teams.

Tough to find quality podcasts, though.

 

[Cusefan0307]

He went to a state school in Connecticut.

 

[SUMinistry]

As an Ohio resident all my entire life, Ohio State. OU Oh Yeah! (And, of course, Syracuse).

 

[BigNastyJon]

Bonnies gonna open up their season with an L to Siena and that’s the last we will hear about them.

 

[Sherman20]

United States of College Basketball 2021-22: Where every team ranks in each state, from top to bottom

Where does your team rank compared to its in-state rivals? We've got the full rankings for each state

www.cbssports.com

State of the state: Bathe in this, Bonnies fans. The most hyped season in five decades is here. Four years ago I ranked St. Bonaventure ahead of Syracuse and Orange fans lost their minds. This time around, probably not as much because most everyone objectively sees that the Bonnies have a superior roster heading into the start of the season. I've got Bona No. 19 in my 1-358 and Syracuse No. 46. The gap between the two hasn't been this big since Bob Lanier was lacing them up in Olean. New York has a lot of teams you could see on your tournament bracket in March. Buffalo, Iona, Siena and Colgate all have their sights set on winning their leagues. And in Queens, St. John's will probably be No. 4 or No. 5 in the Big East.

Matt Norlander continues to prove he’s terrible at his job.

 

[OttoinGrotto]

Norlander, you're making things a bit too easy for me.

 

[rhcuse]

He just got a dozen of you to talk about him on social media. That, my friends, is his real job.

 

[pwong]

I try to support smaller media (not Matty Charts small) when it comes to college hoops. Don't really need to listen to guys talk about nothing but blue bloods and ranked teams.

Tough to find quality podcasts, though.

My friend has a podcast if youre interested: CBB Central Podcast. Although they aren’t the most optimistic of Cuse, they do tend to look at CBB at a more national lens.

 

[XC Cuse]

I'm not sure I get the hype. Who was their big wins, VCU, and St Louis. Their conference is solid, but it's not like they went undefeated, or only had a loss or two last year.

 

[Orangezoo]

I'm not sure I get the hype. Who was their big wins, VCU, and St Louis. Their conference is solid, but it's not like they went undefeated, or only had a loss or two last year.

Lofton and Osunniyi(sp?) Are probably the drivers. Two very good players even if last year's wins were not impressive. Not saying I buy the hype just where it's coming from...