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CBS ranks Nate as the 39th best player in the portal. https://www.cbssports.com/college-basketball/news/college-basketball-transfer-rankings-2025-heated-debate-at-no-1-headlines-updated-top-100-and-1-free-agents/

I respect your user name leaving the door open to jump in the portal.

The Purdue game is 11/16 with a $90k guarantee. Milwaukee 12/14 Princeton 12/30 it’s a shame the Princeton game is during break.

We keep redecorating ours with new championship banners.

Looks like Groce got an extension that hasn’t been made public. Love to see it.

I bet they bring back a former coach. My money is on Jim Christian.

Maybe a banner at the top of ZipsNation that leads to the collective's website would be helpful.

Within a week St. Francis went from playing in the play-in game to D3. https://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/story/_/id/44402532/saint-francis-first-four-loss-moving-division-iii

Has he ever had an abundance of talented PGs that he needed to redshirt any?

With Akron winning back-to-back MAC championships and returning a strong foundation, maybe that will help us get in a decent early season tournament. Hopefully this is the year we up our scheduling. The schedule this past year was perfect for the team that was assembled, so I’m sure JG will put together another great schedule for next year’s team. I’d love to see some P5 teams, but if they won’t schedule us, take a look at the mid major top 25. Start at the top and work our way down the list, calling them all until we have a good schedule.

Let's check in on where our transfers came from and how their team did this season. Isiah Gray - Cornell lost in the Ivy Finals, season over. Seth Wilson & Josiah Harris - WVU got hosed by the selection committee Bowen Hardman - OSU missed the tourney, declined the NIT and headed to Vegas James Okonkwo - UNC should have missed the tourney, but luckily their AD was committee chair. Definitely looks like good recruiting ammo for Groce next season. "We have kids transfer from Ohio State because they actually want to play in March Madness."

I went to a game there around 2009 or 10 when Charlie Coles was still there. They had a big black curtain up hiding a whole side of the arena and there couldn't have been more than 200 people at the game. They didn't even really have people working and we just walked back towards the locker rooms after the game and got to see a fun interaction with Charlie telling KD the MAC was his now.

The math ain't mathing to get 30 wins going into the tournament...

There’s talk of the ACC and Big10 moving to a year-round schedule being backed by US Soccer. -initially inviting 32 teams (ACC, Big10, and West Virginia, Oregon State, San Diego State, South Carolina, Kentucky and UCF) -2 semester trial run “The goal is to alleviate “match compression” in the current, cramped 12-week fall NCAA season, thereby fostering improved player training and recovery while better aligning the collegiate calendar with professional leagues around the world.” This could be a big disadvantage in recruiting for teams not in this trial. https://www.sportico.com/leagues/college-sports/2025/us-soccer-college-year-round-pilot-program-1234829400/

Those 2013 black jerseys with the twitter handle on the back sure caused a national stir. That season had the best marketing under Brad Swanson. The JAR was packed almost every MAC game.