Flying Dutchmen Fans

Hofstra wrote:

stuball888 wrote:Tim is in no shape to coach again He too has health problems

Hipaa bruhhhhh. Chill

This is an unfortunate post.

Cactus Tims health issues are well documented it doesn’t violate any hippa laws He already said he is retired due to health reasons

stuball888 wrote:Cactus Tims health issues are well documented it doesn’t violate any hippa laws He already said he is retired due to health reasons

Was not replying to your post Stu. No issues with what you wrote.

Looks like four teams we played made it into the NCAAT: St. Bonnie, seeded 39; Rutgers, 40; Iona, 63; and Drexel, 64:

https://twitter.com/NicoleAuerbach/stat ... 81/photo/1

We also played Richmond. They're a 2 seed in the NIT:

https://www.ncaa.com/_flysystem/public- ... racket.jpg

Wags wrote:

Mikey77 wrote:Noting that there will be an NIT this year. Apparently, it will be a 16 team field and all games will be played in New York City at MSG and without fans. (Although the announcement I read was issued before Cuomo relaxed some of the restrictions.) I would think that the CAA would get at least one invite between JMU, NE and HU.

Northeastern's 9-8, Hofstra's 12-9. There is no chance at all that either are in the NIT if they're not in the NCAAT, especially in a 16-team field.

This is a no brainer I read that Belmont 26-4 was snubbed by both the NCAA and NIT. How in the world is anyone from the CAA getting in??

Before they changed to 16 teams the regular season champ from a conference would get in the NIT automatically if they did not win the conference tournament. I guess that is out the window with the reduced field.

HUSID80 wrote:Before they changed to 16 teams the regular season champ from a conference would get in the NIT automatically if they did not win the conference tournament. I guess that is out the window with the reduced field.

It's like the A10 Texas Invitational with one-quarter of the field coming from that conference in three of the four brackets.

How lovely for those opponents making the dance. Thrilled to watch Iona YET AGAIN make the NCAAT while HU sits at home watching. Amazing, Pitino's first year and he already beat HU on their home floor and won the MAAC with a hodgepodge roster of new almost entirely players.

Wonder what Rick Cole must be thinking. Going from a program that is a near lock to make it every to every other year, to this. Welcome to the other side bud.

I hope you have the courage, skill, and most importantly the SUPPORT from the HU admin ($$$) to make a bold move when the time comes like Iona pulling in a big dog. Already paid for itself in YEAR 1. Jealous.

Like I said, I'm fine with Mike getting his real shot if JM is unable to return, but that clock better tight. HU and it's community has become WAY too comfortable with insanely long droughts and failing to finish. It has been excused for so long it (and fear) has become an accepted part of the culture. That needs to change.

Im going to be looking at some over unders for march madness.

Lot of high scoring teams made it in like oral roberts and iona albeit they're playing 2 seed giant colleges in Alabama and Ohio State!

https://www.sportsbetting3.com/ncaabb/m ... s-analysis

saw this site has a breakdown, think going to be hard to predict wins but scorelines are going to be high!

Jmills12 wrote:Im going to be looking at some over unders for march madness.

Lot of high scoring teams made it in like oral roberts and iona albeit they're playing 2 seed giant colleges in Alabama and Ohio State!

https://www.sportsbetting3.com/ncaabb/m ... s-analysis

saw this site has a breakdown, think going to be hard to predict wins but scorelines are going to be high!

Two of the first four games though were 53-52 and 54-53.

Colgate-Arkansas is a good bet for the over.