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(10-28-2021 07:28 AM)Muskrat Wrote:  

(10-28-2021 05:54 AM)Older and Older Wrote:  

(10-27-2021 11:01 AM)cleveland Wrote:  

(10-24-2021 08:01 PM)Muskrat Wrote:  Trevor Huffman was the best example of being a "scorer". I have no data to back me up, but watching him for four years it seemed to me that the more critical the situation the more likely he was to score.

Anybody heard any news on the Robert Morris scrimmage ... or practice news in general. Pretty quiet it seems.

SEC transfers both yet to practice. Injuries .
Scrimmage with Robert Morris not as cohesive as hoped. No score provided but hearing we didn’t play up to expectations.( not unusual)


St Bonaventure next. Many have them as preseason top 25.
Two weeks until opener. Xavier tough opener.

The annual injury situation is becoming as annoying as the annual transfer in & out situation. I know I'm one of the oldest, if not the oldest, people on this forum, but I remember a time when injuries in basketball were fairly rare. In recent times it has become more like football!

It’s in all sports. Hockey and baseball have continuous streams of injured players also. Size has something to do with. Salaries too. If LeBron says he wants to rest for a run of the mill regular season game at $35000000 you let him rest. I agree college players just follow the pros lead. No coach (or doctor for that matter) is ever going to push them to play though. It’s a career ender if someone complains. Different world.