Who wouldn't be after getting curb stomped like he did.Old Cuban very grumpy last night.
Nah, he's already taken Miami to a FF and won an ACC title.84-55 last night Brian was hilarious
We all know Caputo was propping up that tired old puppet
Mason beats a ranked team, L gets pummeled by a ranked team
His dirty dirty NIL river has dried up
I grow stronger each passing day
Just so you are aware...this whole thread is satire/sarcasm...Nah, he's already taken Miami to a FF and won an ACC title.
Regardless of what happens, Coach L has proven himself. Probably HoF too.
Thanks, but I still don't like all the L hate.Just so you are aware...this whole thread is satire/sarcasm...
Thanks, but I still don't like all the L hate.
But thanks for updating me!
Glad to hear that about Caputo, and Tony loves him. I'm good, like you said, except when they play us.I've had a handful of interactions with Caputo since he went to Miami, and he has gone out of his way to be a class act/helpful in a variety of ways despite not knowing me personally. No hate from me towards him, and I hope he does great at GW except 1-3 games every year.
Coach L I'm mad at only because with no Miami in the NCAAT there is one less team of interest for me to watch.
But their starting center was named
ACc Men's Basketball Scholar Athlete of the Year
Without Holmes, that Dayton roster is nowhere near No. 22. They’re probably not even top-4 in the A-10.Men's WTE Top 25: The biggest question for each ranked team
Can Kansas find the right combo? Can Flagg prove he's the best player in the country? Here are key questions for each top-25 team two months before the season.www.espn.com
"17. Miami Hurricanes
Looking to shake off a disappointing campaign, Miami has been busy in the portal already, landing a couple of frontcourt pieces in Lynn Kidd (Virginia Tech) and Brandon Johnson (East Carolina). That's on top of the potential returns of Nijel Pack, Wooga Poplar and Matthew Cleveland. But the majority of the excitement centers around elite recruit Jalil Bethea, the program's highest-ranked recruit in nearly 40 years. He's a dynamic guard who could transform this team.
Projected starting lineup:
Nijel Pack (13.3 PPG)
Jalil Bethea (No. 6 in ESPN 100)
Wooga Poplar (13.1 PPG)
Matthew Cleveland (13.7 PPG)
Lynn Kidd (13.2 PPG at Virginia Tech)"
"22. Dayton Flyers
DaRon Holmes II could leave -- he's been dominant for two years and is a projected second-round pick -- but there's enough on the roster to be in the top-25 discussion again next season. Starters Nate Santos, Enoch Cheeks and Javon Bennett are all expected to return and sixth man Koby Brea, one of the best shooters in the country, is also back. If Holmes does leave, Anthony Grant will need a big from the portal, although reserves Isaac Jack and Petras Padegimas return.
Projected starting lineup:
Javon Bennett (8.4 PPG)
Enoch Cheeks (8.1 PPG)
Koby Brea (11.1 PPG)
Nate Santos (11.7 PPG)
Isaac Jack (3.1 PPG)"