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The NCAA selection committee will never allow that. Two bids will go to a Big Ten or ACC team with less than 20 wins before that will happen.Originally posted by BCPThe anther View PostSIU will be solid as well.
This could literally be a 4 bid league if the top 4 schedule well and WIN games."They keep saying that what really matters is not whether you win or lose, but how you played the game. The trouble is that the best way to determine how you played the game is by whether you won or lost." - Anonymous
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Time for some marketing. UNI has a chance to have a great year and their will be some really good opponents coming into Mcleod. Iowa could be lousy, time for people to take advantage of the chance to watch high level basketball in the Cedar Valley."My role is to lead, plain and simple. . . .I with the help of my staff and our administration, we will lead." --Ben Jacobson
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AJ Green deserves a sell out every night. Not to mention everyone elseOriginally posted by domedays View PostTime for some marketing. UNI has a chance to have a great year and their will be some really good opponents coming into Mcleod. Iowa could be lousy, time for people to take advantage of the chance to watch high level basketball in the Cedar Valley.
We also know that wont happen
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Good point. Loyola still has a lot of talent coming back, but their whole offense seemed like it ran through Krutwig. Analogous to when we lost Tuttle.Originally posted by MNpanthers View PostWill be interesting to watch Loyola's offense without Krut-ches. I'm certain his passing talent elevated everyone's game.
We know they'll be a problem on defense with the return of Williamson.
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Kind of thought that was a one-time (somewhat) flash in the pan this season.Originally posted by domedays View PostIowa could be lousy,
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I'm with you. Add Denver or Grand Canyon along with them and make the schools airport travel partners. Kentucky or Tennessee schools don't really give us much. Playing in a metro area a few times a year helps keep our university on the minds of potential recruits and more importantly, potential students. If we have to have a "bridge school" to get them closer to the footprint, UALR might be an option.Originally posted by BCPanther View Post
If you haven't looked at our enrollment numbers in a while, they aren't good. We need more students on campus. It's time to start thinking outside of the box.__________________
The McLoud Center -Bob Lutz, Wichita Eagle, 2/3/2010
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All part of a nationwide trend that won't be changing any time soon. Private colleges are closing in some areas of the country, and if the initiative to make community colleges free nationwide (not going to happen though, outside of an Executive order, so no need to get artificially "outraged" over this) happened, that would put the crunch on all other colleges and universities even more.Originally posted by UNIpanther99 View PostIf you haven't looked at our enrollment numbers in a while, they aren't good. We need more students on campus. It's time to start thinking outside of the box.
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Considering the footprint of the league, it seems kind of odd to add a Texas team, but I'd agree - I do think it would be good for the conference as a whole. Plus, teams like Creighton and Wichita were awful geographical fits for their leagues, but that didn't cause an issue. I wonder how the schools themselves think about expansion. Going from 10 to 12 teams would cut NCAA shares and other league revenue by a pretty substantial amount, would it not?To avoid confusion - my username is baseball (Cy Young award) related, NOT for the Cyclones.
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