This player from CUSA finished #28 all time in ncaa history, 1 point ahead of Steph Curry, in scoring. This player also finished #34 in ncaa history in assists, and is the only player to be top 50 in both categories. He leads CUSA in both scoring and assists as well.

How many times was he CUSA player of the year?



Is this CUSA's biggest failure in player recognition?

Nobody cares.

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(04-06-2019 10:59 PM)MonarchManiac Wrote:  Nobody cares.

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Agreed.

Goherd has a weird obsession with Elmore. It's kind of creepy and makes me wonder if he/she is a family member of Elmore.

I did laugh when C-USA posted the following tweet on their account...

... C-USA waiting until AFTER his final game to finally promote what was statistically their best player in history. They did ZERO - literally zero - to highlight, promote and generate exposure their best basketball asset over the least few years.

(04-06-2019 11:09 PM)herdfan129 Wrote:  

(04-06-2019 10:59 PM)MonarchManiac Wrote:  Nobody cares.

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Agreed.

Goherd has a weird obsession with Elmore. It's kind of creepy and makes me wonder if he/she is a family member of Elmore.

You're hatred of one of Marshall's best, is whats strange.

(04-06-2019 11:44 PM)CoachMaclid Wrote:  I did laugh when C-USA posted the following tweet on their account...

... C-USA waiting until AFTER his final game to finally promote what was statistically their best player in history. They did ZERO - literally zero - to highlight, promote and generate exposure their best basketball asset over the least few years.

No they didn't. It was pretty pathetic. Not sure how one does what he did and never gets a poty award along the way. He was blatantly robbed last season, and this year he stepped back but they gave the individual award to a team.

(04-06-2019 11:44 PM)CoachMaclid Wrote:  I did laugh when C-USA posted the following tweet on their account...

... C-USA waiting until AFTER his final game to finally promote what was statistically their best player in history. They did ZERO - literally zero - to highlight, promote and generate exposure their best basketball asset over the least few years.

So, sounds like you're claiming some kind of conference bias against Marshall in general and/or Elmore specifically... am I getting that right?

Pardon the attempt at objectivity (assuming that's even welcomed), but I'm not immediately sure what you want them to have done other than the standard "player of the week" kind of stuff that they do.

Is there some WKU or ODU or MTSU player who you perceive they highlighted/promoted/generated exposure for, so that a person reading this thread would be struck by the difference?

Examples?

I'm asking. I don't know. It's a question, not a statement.

Good grief. If one of ODUs or WKUs or UNTs (pick a school) players did this, you be posting all about it. Dont be that guy.