NovaBall wrote:We are all Hoyas this weekend!!
ecasadoSBU wrote:NovaBall wrote:We are all Hoyas this weekend!!
NOT ME! Connecticut all the way! Sorry. I'll be in Syracuse for a three day weekend but I'll make sure to #HuskyUp!!!
CURx wrote:Interesting weekend lined up for the conference. Approaching the midway point of the race and we could see some real separation in the standings if things go to form. Gotta figure X rebounds at home against Seton Hall and can/will Nova finally get beat? I'm saying not at home especially after last night's Seton Hall scare. G'Town has their friendly non-con bout with UConn and you gotta think Marquette can avoid being the team to give up the first conference win to another defeated team in St. John's. DePaul is off. So to me the really intriguing game is Butler at Creighton. A Jays win puts them in a nice spot and really buries Butler in the standings. It should be a great one with a lot on on the line
If things break as talked about above and if Creighton finally gets one against a decent team at home standings could look like...
1. Nova 8-0
2. X, Creighton, G'Town 5-2
5. Providence 4-3
6. Seton Hall 3-4
7. Marquette 3-5
8. Butler 2-5
9. DePaul 1-6
10. St. John's 0-7
In reality, things would be shaping up to pretty much what was picked for pre-season with the exception of a complete swap of Butler and Creighton.
NJRedman wrote:Thats why I moved to sunny southern california, where winters are like mild autumns.
Westbrook#36 wrote:ecasadoSBU wrote:NovaBall wrote:We are all Hoyas this weekend!!
NOT ME! Connecticut all the way! Sorry. I'll be in Syracuse for a three day weekend but I'll make sure to #HuskyUp!!!
Sorry, but no one gives a damn what a UConvict fan thinks. You by chance aren't posting on a laptop you stole from someone are you?
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