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College Basketball 2015-2016 Thread

Mississippi Mother****ing State

106 points in Ben Howland's first game WITHOUT MALIK NEWMAN!!!

Gavin Ware starting his bid to be SEC Player of The Year.

26 points, 13 rebounds, and 3 blocks
 
Watching Ellensons debut now on FS1. He's the first Freshman in the Big-East to be named on the first or second preseason conference team, since 92-93
 
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Good to see Jamal Murray is throwing down put-back dunks like Kristaps Porzingis already.. https://vine.co/v/iBMUPnZmLHI

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Albany Coach: "Tyler Ulis is the best Point Guard in the country...Jamal Murray is the best Player in the Country"

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Wisconsin loses their opener.. Will there still be a clamoring for Hayes here??

Tyrone Wallace (6'6" PG) with a beastly opener for Cal. If he shoots 3's well, he'll be on the Jazz radar for sure.


Isaac Haas and Purdue with an 81-40 victory to start the season. Not a bad start.


Amida Brimah with 18, 7 boards and 9 blocks in 24 minutes..Daniel Hamilton with 7-9-9 in 27 minutes.. Nice start for UConn

Impressive 5 block debut for Deyonta Davis too. He'll make the league.
 
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Not surprising that Wisconsin can't just snap their fingers and reload like Duke or Kentucky. They had some big player losses....I don't know anything about them....but naturally you would think they would be significantly worse for it.

How about UClA getting dumped by Monmouth? Awesome.
 
Duck Rodgers said:
Not surprising that Wisconsin can't just snap their fingers and reload like Duke or Kentucky. They had some big player losses....I don't know anything about them....but naturally you would think they would be significantly worse for it.

How about UClA getting dumped by Monmouth? Awesome.
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UCLA nothing without Howland.

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I would warn not to jump to conclusions over UCLA though.. They have some interesting pieces.. And relative to how their perceived nationally, their in fact underrated, that loss will only further reinforce that.
 
Duck Rodgers said:
Not surprising that Wisconsin can't just snap their fingers and reload like Duke or Kentucky. They had some big player losses....I don't know anything about them....but naturally you would think they would be significantly worse for it.

How about UClA getting dumped by Monmouth? Awesome.
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Yeah, they lost a ton of players. I dont expect them to be very good, but I still like Nigel Hayes a lot.
 
Wisky couldn't keep Diamond Stone, or Henry Ellenson in-state. That's what happens.

Bronson Koenig will show well though. Perhaps Hayes will too, he's going to be the focus of every defense they played though.
 
Sidy Ndir with 4 points in 2 minutes for New Mexico State.. Keep an eye on that name. Pretty sure he's gonna at-least end up on the Senegalese national team. 6'3" lanky PG, was ruled ineligible last year.
 
Gonzaga's SOS/Resume might be questionable this year.. Especially if UCLA is going to play like that, and especially if they lose to Arizona on Dec. 5th

That game was a calamity in Japan yesterday, and Pitt was showing well. If i was the coach of either team, I'd have pulled my squad off the floor.. I don't even care if it was infront of a bunch of servicemen. That **** was dangerous as ****. Once the kid split his cheek like that the game should've been called. They're lucky no one got hurt after that.
 
Georgetown's having some trouble separating from Radford in the first half.

Isaac Copeland and L.J. Peak are the x-factors for Georgetown this year. They're the most draftable players on the squad. Smith-Rivera will get a shot from some Pro-team, he turns 23 next month though, so he's probably not draftable.
 
I wonder if the new rule changes are going to be too much for Wisconsin's style?

The game is getting faster and Wisconsin probably wants to stay slow. That might hurt them.
 
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Georgetown's having some trouble separating from Radford in the first half.

Isaac Copeland and L.J. Peak are the x-factors for Georgetown this year. They're the most draftable players on the squad. Smith-Rivera will get a shot from some Pro-team, he turns 23 next month though, so he's probably not draftable.
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Going into double-ot..
 
@JayBilas Kentucky is 102-4 at Rupp Arena under John Calipari, and have won 20 straight home games. UK takes on Duke, Tuesday at 7pm on ESPN.
 
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