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Originally posted by GSCfan1275 View PostThe Glenville system has made it to the big time, Kim Stephens Caldwell is now the coach at Tennessee!
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The team to watch is Grand Valley. Not sure who beats them. Through 5 games their average margin of victory is 35 points/game. And in those 5 games were two victories over top 10 opponents. Just don't see anyone touching them this year. They go 12 deep, play full court, and have a crazy amount of talent for a D2 school.
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Originally posted by Bballfan View PostThe team to watch is Grand Valley. Not sure who beats them. Through 5 games their average margin of victory is 35 points/game. And in those 5 games were two victories over top 10 opponents. Just don't see anyone touching them this year. They go 12 deep, play full court, and have a crazy amount of talent for a D2 school.
Haven't seen Union, but that Region seems perpetually overrated in the rankings. At least Union actually uses a bench.
I think Grand Valley deserve the #1 or #2 spot for now (with Texas Woman's) and will stay in the top 5 all year, but "Don't see anyone touching them this year" is a bit dramatic. There are a number of teams in the Central region that can compete with them. And if Ferris is going to get 4 shots at them this year, they can get hot enough offensively to win one of those.
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I don't think i am being dramatic at all. Watched them dismantle another team (Thomas More) today by 38 points on the road.
Ashland plays at Grand Valley next week. If they lose by less than 20, I will be surprised. Ferris already lost to Central Missouri. I dont think they are as good this year either. Time will tell.
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Came away from Friday's game between Southern Nazarene and Texas Woman's with thoughts on both teams. Thought TWU is a mirror image of the Crimson Storm from last year. Great defensively, all-everything post, key pieces all around, nothing wow, but suddenly you look up and you've lost by 20. Was encouraged by the SNU performance. Held TWU to 55 points and had every opportunity to win that game. Just shot really poorly, which was disappointing, given it was at home. I think TWU is a really good team, but SNU playing them pretty evenly given the younger players stepping into bigger roles was really encouraging for GAC play.
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Originally posted by Bballfan View PostI don't think i am being dramatic at all. Watched them dismantle another team (Thomas More) today by 38 points on the road.
Ashland plays at Grand Valley next week. If they lose by less than 20, I will be surprised. Ferris already lost to Central Missouri. I dont think they are as good this year either. Time will tell.
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Texas Women definitely should be in the conversation I agree. Haven't watched Fort Hays State yet.
Typically, Grand Valley has played a slow down style and not very up tempo. So they have low scoring games (with great defense). Often that would catch up with them in tournament time as they rarely got by Ashland or Drury over the last decade. But now they have adopted the style that Ashland and Drury have played in the past. The fact they are very deep with a lot of redshirt seniors make them a very dangerous foe. They do have both Ashland and Drury on their schedule over the next month (along with Ohio State..lol). Will be very interesting to see how those opponents do against them. In conference there is Ferris, but I was not overly impressed with them in Missouri. A good team that will get a lot of wins, yes. But I don't see them as good as last year, while Grand Valley is better this year.
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