Fun to look at the Monday schedule, you'll be introduced to several schools you never knew existed (Georgian Court, Hannibal-LaGrange, and New College are my favorites) https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/schedule/_/date/20241104 Gonna have to stay up late for UT-Ohio State and Baylor-Gonzaga
UNC v Kansas tonight Baylor gets to try to prove to me that the Gonzaga game was an anomaly when they play #18 Arkansas. We will see.
Florida Man at it again https://www.espn.com/mens-college-b...todd-golden-investigated-stalking-allegations
I'm not up on the current NCAA regs, but I noticed he played (a little) professionally in Spain for a couple of years...how is he eligible? Just curious. Just from the few highlights I've seen, he's going to be fun to watch. Huge test vs Alabama in a couple of weeks. I've always liked Illini hoops, going back to the Lou Henson days. Yall have beaten Eastern Illinois and Southern Illinois...only need to take out Northwestern to claim the Illinois State Directional School Title.
I think something to do with the new NIL system? He's getting paid $750,000 to play in Illinois, so it was a no-brainer for him to choose it over staying in Barcelona. For the record, I'm not really an Illinois fan. Well, I guess now I am. But just because Jakucionis is my fellow Lithuanian. Always like to follow the young Lithuanians and root for their success. Between Jakucionis, Krivas, Murauskas, Lelevicius and Marciulionis, this year it's especially fun to follow college hoops as a Lithuanian as all of them are (or can be eventually) difference makers for their respective teams. The potential!
If a team is interested in a pure scoring guard next draft, they could do a lot worse than UT's Tre Johnson. Dude makes buckets.
Just came to this thread to post this and saw your comment. Durant needs to milk this sore ankle so he can help a Horn stay in Texas.
