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Dont think either coach really wanted to play the other. If they had, the easy answer would be a two year series with a coin flip for who got the first game AND visitors get to bring an officiating crew from their conference. Fact that it never happened just proved that neither side wanted it. And to be honest, who can blame them. Both probably realized that playing and losing would effectively kill any chance for them to host the regional tourney.
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Originally posted by IUP24 View PostThe story I always heard was that Crutchfield refused to play the series unless it was always going to be MEC officials regardless of the venue.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostJoe wants the standard IUP contract for non-conference games: The first 9 meetings in Indiana and the 10th meeting on the road.
WL wants officials brought in from the NBA.
The story I always heard was that Crutchfield refused to play the series unless it was always going to be MEC officials regardless of the venue.
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Originally posted by IUP24 View PostThat's why the schedules haven't been released yet. Those two are still negotiating the terms. Lol
Joe wants the standard IUP contract for non-conference games: The first 9 meetings in Indiana and the 10th meeting on the road.
WL wants officials brought in from the NBA.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostIt's now official Virginia State isn't coming back to this year's tip-off weekend at IUP. Nor is Concord.
IUP and West Liberty haven't revealed their schedules yet. Wouldn't that be a fun way to start the season.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostIt's now official Virginia State isn't coming back to this year's tip-off weekend at IUP. Nor is Concord.
IUP and West Liberty haven't revealed their schedules yet. Wouldn't that be a fun way to start the season.
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It's now official Virginia State isn't coming back to this year's tip-off weekend at IUP. Nor is Concord.
IUP and West Liberty haven't revealed their schedules yet. Wouldn't that be a fun way to start the season.
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Originally posted by boatcapt View PostRedshirt is really a D1 construct were a player has 5 years and 4 playing seasons of eligibility. We use the term in DII but it really doesn't mean anything. DII players have 10 total semesters and a maximum of 4 playing seasons.
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Originally posted by Golden89 View PostThese are solid picks. I think that 1, 2, 8, and 9 are pretty set and it would be surprising if they finished anywhere else. 3-7 is going to be a crapshoot. I can't argue with where you have them, though.
He's not the only player in D2 history to do it but was the first one off the top of my head.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostUPJ is going to be real good next year. Basically the whole team is back. Those freshmen won't be 'freshmen' any longer. They've played in that gadget offense for a year now.
The West is going to get decided in the IUP vs UPJ series next year. IUP will have quicker, better athletes, but UPJ runs that system so well that it can offset the athletic disadvantage.
Josh Wise is probably poised to break IUP's division POY streak. I think IUP is going to have too much scoring spread out as opposed to having one star rack up major stats.
My 'way too early' West prediction:
1. IUP - To be the man, ... ya gotta beat the man. Until that happens, Joe's the front-runner. And, he's loaded.
2. UPJ - Should be the D2 version of the Hickory Huskers next winter
3. Slippery Rock - Roster is locked in a vault but so long as Till is still on it, SRU will be competitive.
4. Cal - This could be a real sneaky team in Danny Year 2
5. Mercyhurst - Major rebuilding year but Gary has a knack for doing it quickly
6. Edinboro - They'll score a lot next year. Give up a ton, too. Coleman returns. Him and Simpson can fight over who gets to take 50 shots and who only gets to take 45.
7. Gannon - We need to see who is coming back to the Grassroots Hammermill before moving up the Knights much further.
8. Seton Hill - Griffins actually improved as the year wore on ... then the season ended and most of the good players graduated or left. Davis will go for 30 ppg this season. Problem is the rest may go for 10 ppg -- combined.
9. Clarion - New coach told to build a whole roster, starting in June, with no money. Good luck. Hopefully he's found The Captain Loomis.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostOne good thing is I don't think Joe can redshirt any of the four D1 transfers.
Maybe he can redshirt Malik. Lol.
I mean, somehow we have to get this rotation down to 6 by opening night. And, then 5 and a walk-on by February.
Just kidding.
He does usually like to play four bigs. That could mean Porterfield doesn't redshirt. But, he better have a real big summer in the weightroom.
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These are solid picks. I think that 1, 2, 8, and 9 are pretty set and it would be surprising if they finished anywhere else. 3-7 is going to be a crapshoot. I can't argue with where you have them, though.
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Originally posted by Golden89 View PostThat's for sure! If IUP doesn't win the PSAC West, there should be an investigation.
UPJ is going to be real good next year. Basically the whole team is back. Those freshmen won't be 'freshmen' any longer. They've played in that gadget offense for a year now.
The West is going to get decided in the IUP vs UPJ series next year. IUP will have quicker, better athletes, but UPJ runs that system so well that it can offset the athletic disadvantage.
Josh Wise is probably poised to break IUP's division POY streak. I think IUP is going to have too much scoring spread out as opposed to having one star rack up major stats.
My 'way too early' West prediction:
1. IUP - To be the man, ... ya gotta beat the man. Until that happens, Joe's the front-runner. And, he's loaded.
2. UPJ - Should be the D2 version of the Hickory Huskers next winter
3. Slippery Rock - Roster is locked in a vault but so long as Till is still on it, SRU will be competitive.
4. Cal - This could be a real sneaky team in Danny Year 2
5. Mercyhurst - Major rebuilding year but Gary has a knack for doing it quickly
6. Edinboro - They'll score a lot next year. Give up a ton, too. Coleman returns. Him and Simpson can fight over who gets to take 50 shots and who only gets to take 45.
7. Gannon - We need to see who is coming back to the Grassroots Hammermill before moving up the Knights much further.
8. Seton Hill - Griffins actually improved as the year wore on ... then the season ended and most of the good players graduated or left. Davis will go for 30 ppg this season. Problem is the rest may go for 10 ppg -- combined.
9. Clarion - New coach told to build a whole roster, starting in June, with no money. Good luck. Hopefully he's found The Captain Loomis.
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One good thing is I don't think Joe can redshirt any of the four D1 transfers.
Maybe he can redshirt Malik. Lol.
I mean, somehow we have to get this rotation down to 6 by opening night. And, then 5 and a walk-on by February.
Just kidding.
He does usually like to play four bigs. That could mean Porterfield doesn't redshirt. But, he better have a real big summer in the weightroom.
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