(02-13-2019 05:34 AM)Todor Wrote:  It's funny (in an ironic way) that anyone is happy about being down 2 starters, but the way Seattle's luck has gone this srason...

Maybe they can close out on a good note and have good momentum for next season. So they return a lot of guys?

When Seattle played the Aggies in Seattle, I remember one post player got his 4th foul very early in the second half.

Myles Carter. He only played 22 minutes with his foul issues, but when he was on the court SU outscored NMSU. In the 18 minutes he wasn't, it was enough for a 17-point Aggies win. That's his big issue though in most games.

I'm really looking forward to Vegas. Keep everyone healthy and have four games vs **quality** WAC teams (GCU, UVU, CSUB, at CBU) to play together again, then Vegas. GCU I'm worried about matchup wise but healthy it's possible. NMSU never is easy, but SU nearly won the series last year 2-1 and is a better team (when healthy) now. A lot to ask after a month and a half of free fall, but good luck to the #2 or #3 seed.

They return every single guy next year. Two open spots it sounds like they will give to grad transfers to bolster depth. Plus they have so much youth no need for freshman that class. Team is too talented to not go all-in next year with this team that will have 3 years together at that point. Add in the depth that will have a little more experience, and there's a 10~ man rotation.

Only flight risks are Mattia Da Campo and a couple bench guys who may not like losing their minutes off the bench, but as long as it isn't Trey Hopkins or one of the two bench big men it won't be a big deal.