2024-25 College Basketball Thread

I had never heard of him. Had never seen him.
Good for him. Expletive Bruce Pearl.

 

Hadn't been the playmaker the others have been for Jon Scheyer. But, from what little I saw (a little busy watching the other game), was obviously shooting the ball.

 

Down goes Kansas! It’s a good day.

 

I take any Kansas loss where I can find it. Now if Mizzou could just beat them …

 

We’ll find out this weekend. I’m not ruling it out.

 

With the height Mizzou can run out there, and Robinson and Bates cooking, anything is possible. That was a hell of a comeback against Cal.

 

Bill Self is 123-20 following a loss during his time in Lawrence. So yes, there’s a chance.

 

I don't want to say ACC basketball is dead...but it's definitely on life support.

 

Detroit won one game last season. The Titans have already won five this year. The new coach, a former Michigan State assistant, has really got the Titans moving in the right direction. Surprise, surprise, he's recruiting local kids, something Mike Davis never did.

 

Penn State's up 9 on Purdue with six minutes left in the first half. Held them scoreless for a five-minute stretch.

EDIT: It's 40-24 at the half. Nits have created 15 points off turnovers and shot 13-for-20.

 

So Purdue goes down 81-70. PSU led by as much as 27 midway through the second half.

Mike Rhoades has put together a bunch of transfers that you can't sleep on, that's for sure. And Ace Baldwin might be a draft pick.