Pablo
Hall of Famer
https://collegehoopstoday.com/index...-teams-on-the-rise-entering-the-20-21-season/:
"Saint Louis: It’s a tough to say a team is “on the rise” when it’s coming off a season where it won 23 games, but Saint Louis looks like a team that will go from being one of the best in the Atlantic 10 to one that could be the top non power conference team in the sport. Travis Ford brings back three all-conference players in Jordan Goodwin, Javonte Perkins, and Hasahn French; both Goodwin and French averaged a double-double last season. Six other players return who averaged double-figure minutes, including a pair of starting caliber wings — Gibson Jimerson and Fred Thatch — who only played a combined 16 games last year due to injuries. It’s not fair to expect the Billikens to do what Dayton did last season, but it’s important to remind people that Saint Louis was closer to beating the Flyers than any other team in the Atlantic 10 a year ago and it brings every single player back. I’ll say it again: this could be the best non power conference team in college basketball."
"Saint Louis: It’s a tough to say a team is “on the rise” when it’s coming off a season where it won 23 games, but Saint Louis looks like a team that will go from being one of the best in the Atlantic 10 to one that could be the top non power conference team in the sport. Travis Ford brings back three all-conference players in Jordan Goodwin, Javonte Perkins, and Hasahn French; both Goodwin and French averaged a double-double last season. Six other players return who averaged double-figure minutes, including a pair of starting caliber wings — Gibson Jimerson and Fred Thatch — who only played a combined 16 games last year due to injuries. It’s not fair to expect the Billikens to do what Dayton did last season, but it’s important to remind people that Saint Louis was closer to beating the Flyers than any other team in the Atlantic 10 a year ago and it brings every single player back. I’ll say it again: this could be the best non power conference team in college basketball."