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Title: SectionEE predicting the schedule results, part 1
Post by: sectionee on September 26, 2011, 10:09:16 PM
http://sectionee.blogspot.com/2011/09/predicting-2011-2012-season-part-1.html (http://sectionee.blogspot.com/2011/09/predicting-2011-2012-season-part-1.html)

Finally something new.  Who knew when teaching started up again all my free time would suddenly disappear.  Anyway, enjoy agreeing/disagreeing what we've done with the first part of schedule predictions.
Title: Re: SectionEE predicting the schedule results, part 1
Post by: blackpantheruwm on September 29, 2011, 03:51:32 PM
Sorry guys, I'm a little skeptical.

So let's get this straight.  Homer Drew, a coaching veteran of 34 years, is replaced by his son who has never been a head coach on any level.  His top scorer is gone, as is his next best.  His fourth-best scorer is also gone.  Dino Jakolis looks to be the only real decent recruit - this taken with a grain of salt as recruiting classes aren't everything.  So we're looking at Ryan Broekhoff, Jay Harris and Matt Kenney leading a team to a better record with Bryce at the helm in the first 12 games than Homer did with his senior-laden squad that lost the conference lead with just a week and a half remaining?

I don't buy it.
Title: Re: SectionEE predicting the schedule results, part 1
Post by: FWalum on September 29, 2011, 06:31:01 PM
Quote from: blackpantheruwm on September 29, 2011, 03:51:32 PM
Sorry guys, I'm a little skeptical.

So let's get this straight.  Homer Drew, a coaching veteran of 34 years, is replaced by his son who has never been a head coach on any level.  His top scorer is gone, as is his next best.  His fourth-best scorer is also gone.  Dino Jakolis looks to be the only real decent recruit - this taken with a grain of salt as recruiting classes aren't everything.  So we're looking at Ryan Broekhoff, Jay Harris and Matt Kenney leading a team to a better record with Bryce at the helm in the first 12 games than Homer did with his senior-laden squad that lost the conference lead with just a week and a half remaining?

I don't buy it.
I think you have forgetten a few new players.
Bogan and Edwards should have an immediate impact on this years squad and Boggs could be a big bonus if he decides to play after the first semester. If Vucic an Fernandez can help in the post I think things are looking pretty good.