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Tough game coming Wednesday regardless of which team wins. Most years the Round 2 game is fairly easy. The West is too deep this year.
The day of rest is big for IUP. Cal and SRU have been playing non-stop for nearly the past 3 weeks.
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Originally posted by Columbuseer View Post
I lean toward IUP against low major d1 teams. But with mid to high major teams, I would lean toward WL as having better odds of pulling a major upset. My rationale is these d1 teams will dominate your bigs. One has to change the game. Press Virginia proved high level d1 teams can't handle full court traps. Also D1 bigs are not used to to guarding complete players 25 ft from the basket who can drive by them or hit the three. However, wl would need to shoot 50% from three and force 20 turnovers to have a chance.
That is why D1 teams have no interest in playing WL.
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Originally posted by Scrub View Post
I'd probably take IUP in that scenario. WLU doesn't have the size/physicality to compete with a D1 on the defensive end, but IUP does.
That is why D1 teams have no interest in playing WL.
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I'm shocked Duquesne is tanking with Dambrodt. People want him canned already.
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Originally posted by Scrub View Post
I've always wondered why IUP & WLU don't get more attention from Pittsburgh media. Two of the best D2 programs in the country are within the Pittsburgh media's circulation/viewing area, and those outlets so rarely take the time to pay attention to the extremely high quality D2 basketball right in their backyard.
Pittsburgh is a professional sports city first and foremost. Then there is Pitt. Then comes Duquesne. High school sports get a ton of coverage.
And, occasionally when filler is needed, D2, fishing/hunting, and everything else.
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I'd probably take IUP in that scenario. WLU doesn't have the size/physicality to compete with a D1 on the defensive end, but IUP does.
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Originally posted by Scrub View Post
I've always wondered why IUP & WLU don't get more attention from Pittsburgh media. Two of the best D2 programs in the country are within the Pittsburgh media's circulation/viewing area, and those outlets so rarely take the time to pay attention to the extremely high quality D2 basketball right in their backyard.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostGreat article on today's game by Craig Meyer of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Maybe they'll finally learn about the best kept secret in Western PA.
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When Ship was playing the Western teams in December, I thought Mercyhurst and IUP looked to have much better talent than UPJ. The big man (Kromka?) was good for UPJ and they had a decent guard or two, but I thought their overall talent fell off after that compared with some of the other West Division teams. I actually was surprised they did so well though much of the season.
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Great article on today's game by Craig Meyer of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.
Maybe they'll finally learn about the best kept secret in Western PA.Last edited by IUPbigINDIANS; 02-26-2022, 08:33 PM.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostBatt and Magestro didn't waive goodbye today like last game. Maybe their arms hurt.
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It was actually Seton Hill. In the yellow shoebox.
It was SH's only win ever against IUP (men's).
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostTrivia Saturday
Winner gets absolutely nothing.
On Jan. 24, 2022, IUP was swept in Johnstown.
When was the last time the IUP men and women were swept in basketball?
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As soon as they get healthy ... down goes another.
Polce left and will be out at least a week.
Dillard's minutes will spike and Radford will be elevated.
I hope Kyle recovers quickly. He's a big piece of the puzzle.
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