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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostLooks like Redshirt Joe is back in the recruiting market. Rumor is Tommy Demogerontas has given up his senior season to play professionally in Europe. The perceived perception of no season in 2020-21 likely made the decision easier.
So, being that Joe signed (5) freshmen, it seems pretty obvious a transfer will take Demo's spot.
I've been told by a very good source close to the program that the Demo rumor is inaccurate. He is planning to return this season. By the time they start he'd be a good 14-15 months from his injury and should be ready to roll.
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Originally posted by boatcapt View PostAny idea how many games IUP is planning on playing in 2021 and when the first game might be?
But, as of now, I think they have 21 on the board. Their schedule is posted.
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Any idea how many games IUP is planning on playing in 2021 and when the first game might be?
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Looks like Redshirt Joe is back in the recruiting market. Rumor is Tommy Demogerontas has given up his senior season to play professionally in Europe. The perceived perception of no season in 2020-21 likely made the decision easier.
So, being that Joe signed (5) freshmen, it seems pretty obvious a transfer will take Demo's spot.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
Hard to say, Boat. The PSAC obviously isn't the only conference with no Fall sports. Just in our region the CIAA has already postponed, too. I would guess it's a matter of time until all D2 conferences suspend Fall play.
But, if they aren't allowed to play they won't be allowed to 'formally' practice, either.
If playing a PSAC-only basketball season is the only option ... better than nothing.
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Originally posted by boatcapt View Post
Well, if that is true then you restrict the sched to PSAC only games. That way the the court will be level from a practice standpoint. Early games with no practice would be kind of rough but at least both teams would be the same. Either that or give up on your season 6 months before it even begins.
But, if they aren't allowed to play they won't be allowed to 'formally' practice, either.
If playing a PSAC-only basketball season is the only option ... better than nothing.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
It forbids 'official' practice ... that's my inpression, anyway.
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Originally posted by boatcapt View Post
Optomistic...I don't think the PSAC announcement forbids practice does it? Six days of practice between Christmas and New Years eve and then Kick off a compressed schedule of two games per week and four weeks with three games should get you to 22 contests before NCAA tourney selection time.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostIf the rumors are true the PSAC has suspended all sports until Dec 31.
Speaking in pure hypotheticals that means basketball 'camp' could start Jan. 1. Perhaps games by Feb. 1.
Here's to being optimistic.
#3-peat
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If you have to find a positive ... Demo will have a full year since his ACL. He should be 100 percent for the alleged spring season.
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Originally posted by Scrub View Post
Those aren't rumors. It's a done deal. PSAC announced it late yesterday. Doesn't bode well for basketball season which would get a late start as the best-case scenario.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostIf the rumors are true the PSAC has suspended all sports until Dec 31.
Speaking in pure hypotheticals that means basketball 'camp' could start Jan. 1. Perhaps games by Feb. 1.
Here's to being optimistic.
#3-peat
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If the rumors are true the PSAC has suspended all sports until Dec 31.
Speaking in pure hypotheticals that means basketball 'camp' could start Jan. 1. Perhaps games by Feb. 1.
Here's to being optimistic.
#3-peat
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