On a given night, elite D2 teams could rise up and possibly pull a major upset.
But, even the best D2 teams couldn't survive a full season up there. Getting up for one game is much easier than running a gauntlet.
For starters, I don't think the D1 teams spend much time scouting D2 teams for exhibition games.
IUP made the Final Four this year but wasn't anywhere near what it would have been with Shawndale Jones. Add to it Armoni Foster played with one hand the final two months.
If Joe had this year's team fully healthy ... he could have probably beat many lower mid-majors.
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Originally posted by TopperNation View Post
I think IUP is a solid program but let's not get that far ahead of ourselves, as Townson and Buffalo both would both be a few levels up then the Crimson Hawks. Let's not forget there are teams like Syracuse (120) Maryland (119), and even Louisville (176) ranked below 100. IUP would have a shot at teams in the 300's though.
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Originally posted by Columbuseer View PostImho IUP could beat d1 teams ranked below top 100, at least.
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Originally posted by IUPalum View Post
Only Xavier would give him more exposure. Buffalo, Towson and Morehead are all subpar teams!
IUP beat Morehead a couple years ago in a scrimmage. I surely couldn't see leaving to go there.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostArmoni is visiting Buffalo today and Morehead State later this week.
He visited Towson last week and will meet with Xavier next week.
Obviously, there is a connection at Morehead State.
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Armoni is visiting Buffalo today and Morehead State later this week.
He visited Towson last week and will meet with Xavier next week.
Obviously, there is a connection at Morehead State.
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Originally posted by IUPalum View PostAbout time Daryl Webb gets into the IUP HOF!
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The attractive thing for teams recruiting Bryce is he has 3 years' eligibility left. He was hurt his first year here and redshirted. His second year was the lost Covid season. And, then this past year, was his redshirt freshman season.
He's a great person and teammate, and is a very hard worker. He can light it up from deep. His drawback here was on the defensive end.
I think the reality is he wasn't going to play much this coming season. David Morris and Shawndale Jones will both log a ton of minutes. The next two guards are very good -- Kyle Polce and Dallis Dillard. And, of course, Joe will be signing yet another (point) guard in the coming days. So, Bryce would have entered the 22-23 season as the 6th guard in the rotation. And, well, the 6th guard in Joe's rotation doesn't actually play.
Bryce will be an academic senior in the Fall despite being a basketball redshirt sophomore. I think it was the wise choice based on timing and his age to find a place he could play immediately. He's a Day 1 starter at many schools in the Atlantic Region. Put him at Seton Hill or Clarion, etc., (with a green light) and he probably scores 15-17 ppg next season.
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Originally posted by IUPalum View Post
He can shoot the 3, perfect for West Liberty!
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Originally posted by EyeoftheHawk View Post
So was his defense.
I felt he improved defensively as the year went on, but his scoring was never enough to justify the liability at the other end in my opinion. Seems like a good kid though. I hope it works out for him.
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Originally posted by IUPalum View Post
His size was an issue on the defensive end!
I felt he improved defensively as the year went on, but his scoring was never enough to justify the liability at the other end in my opinion. Seems like a good kid though. I hope it works out for him.
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