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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostThe last time Gannon hosted Championship Sunday, the Knights hit a DEEP walk-off three-pointer to defeat IUP. That was an awful ride back to Indiana.
A week later, Gannon was upset by Slippery Rock (a team they had blasted three times). IUP went on to win the Regional and eventually lose in the National Final.
Talk about a deep West that year.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostThe last time Gannon hosted Championship Sunday, the Knights hit a DEEP walk-off three-pointer to defeat IUP. That was an awful ride back to Indiana.
A week later, Gannon was upset by Slippery Rock (a team they had blasted three times). IUP went on to win the Regional and eventually lose in the National Final.
Talk about a deep West that year.
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The last time Gannon hosted Championship Sunday, the Knights hit a DEEP walk-off three-pointer to defeat IUP. That was an awful ride back to Indiana.
A week later, Gannon was upset by Slippery Rock (a team they had blasted three times). IUP went on to win the Regional and eventually lose in the National Final.
Talk about a deep West that year.
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Originally posted by hawks16 View PostJust save this post for October.
2024-25 IUP team: Joe will play seven regulars and an eighth who gets 10-15 minutes per night. The transfers we read about will either redshirt or be buried on the bench only to transfer out after the season. One guy who looks great in warmups won't play. IUP will be picked to come in second in the PSAC, win 25 games and everyone goes home happy. Complaints about 3 p.m. tipoff times and why the roster isn't posted yet.
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So, there is some news. It seems Josh Petteno does indeed have an extra year of eligibility. He played one year of JUCO, two years at Young Harris and one year at IUP. His first year was the Covid year, when players were not charged a year.
He did walk on senior day but that is normal for those graduating.
I would love to see him come back next year - and play, you know, his actual position.
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Just save this post for October.
2024-25 IUP team: Joe will play seven regulars and an eighth who gets 10-15 minutes per night. The transfers we read about will either redshirt or be buried on the bench only to transfer out after the season. One guy who looks great in warmups won't play. IUP will be picked to come in second in the PSAC, win 25 games and everyone goes home happy. Complaints about 3 p.m. tipoff times and why the roster isn't posted yet.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
EP certainly had a case. However, I can't recall a POY ever coming from a fourth place team.
It's a shame Joe didn't get him a wingman last off-season. It ruined their season.
Put even an average small forward on that roster and they make the tournament. That position wiped out their whole season.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
EP certainly had a case. However, I can't recall a POY ever coming from a fourth place team.
It's a shame Joe didn't get him a wingman last off-season. It ruined their season.
Put even an average small forward on that roster and they make the tournament. That position wiped out their whole season.
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Originally posted by IUPalum View Post
This is why he should have been player of the year in the West, not McClurg. McClurg was always sibgled up and had people around him.
It's a shame Joe didn't get him a wingman last off-season. It ruined their season.
Put even an average small forward on that roster and they make the tournament. That position wiped out their whole season.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
What's truly remarkable is Ethan did what he did this year with no help under the basket. He didn't have a Tomiwa drawing attention. He was doubled nearly the whole season. He got freaking tripled against UPJ.
To put up the stats he did while getting crushed nightly was amazing.
He was a rare breed in this era. He played through every illness (including major surgery) and injury possible. He played his Junior season at maybe 50 percent and still had a great year.
Aside from his tournament MVPs, he'll always be remembered for hitting the biggest shot in KCAC history (the corner trey that sealed the Regional). That was the loudest moment ever in that building.
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Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
What's truly remarkable is Ethan did what he did this year with no help under the basket. He didn't have a Tomiwa drawing attention. He was doubled nearly the whole season. He got freaking tripled against UPJ.
To put up the stats he did while getting crushed nightly was amazing.
He was a rare breed in this era. He played through every illness (including major surgery) and injury possible. He played his Junior season at maybe 50 percent and still had a great year.
Aside from his tournament MVPs, he'll always be remembered for hitting the biggest shot in KCAC history (the corner trey that sealed the Regional). That was the loudest moment ever in that building.
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Originally posted by Scrub View PostDon't think anyone has mentioned this yet, but Porterfield made the shortlist (a list of 15 finalists) for the Hudgens Award (the new award that recognizes career greatness for a guy who spent all 4 years in DII or DIII). I'm not as familiar with the other names on the list, but I have a hard time believing anyone had a stronger overall career and impact in the DII game over the last 4 years than EP. Last year's injury maybe hurts him a bit if the committee pays attention to overall numbers, but I have to believe he has a strong case.
To put up the stats he did while getting crushed nightly was amazing.
He was a rare breed in this era. He played through every illness (including major surgery) and injury possible. He played his Junior season at maybe 50 percent and still had a great year.
Aside from his tournament MVPs, he'll always be remembered for hitting the biggest shot in KCAC history (the corner trey that sealed the Regional). That was the loudest moment ever in that building.
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