SGBull

Unfortunately are facilities aren’t even close to Big10 level.

In a conference where the refs call everything, you have to hit your free throws. Until we do that, we won't win consistently.

No

Graves had a terrible game, I guess it is tough to play nearly 80 minutes in 24 hours.

Pray for my computer.

I found a low quality one. http://www.freesportsforall.ml/2020/11/army-west-point-vs-buffalo.html

Patterson is having a career day!

Patterson with 101 yards and 2 TDs on 4 carries only 4 minutes into the game.

Let’s see how Williams, Graves, and Segu can play less than 24 hours later after all playing big minutes.

Didn’t see a game thread. UB was -7, now the line is up to -8.5. This will probably be the toughest matchup of the year and could decide the division winner. Go Bulls!

Ohio looks really dangerous this year. Almost beat Illinois today. Preston is a beast.

Williams looks much better this year.

I believe we did 2 years ago. There is was a time where our basketball and football teams were both either in the top25 or getting votes.

I agree, there are only a set amount of roster spots. If mid major players are moving up, then there are either high major players moving down or high school recruits that won’t have offers to those schools.

I agree, I could see him starting and only playing like 10mpg. We have a tendency to do that.

We might be running a bigger lineup this year than usual. There are only 4 guards that are likely to get playing time. Very interested to see how the rotation and play style shake out with a bigger than usual squad. Segu/Robinson Graves/Gallion Williams/Nickelberry Mballa/Hardnett/Fagan Bertram/Skogman

My guess would be Bowling Green and UB.

This definitely makes it seem like both Fagan and Brock are staying. Definitely will have a taller team than usual.

My guess is that they are grooming him to take over after whitesell, we like to hire from within for the head coach.

What are Fagan and Brock waiting for? Seems odd to wait if you know you are going to leave. You are just limiting your options.

https://www.cbssports.com/nfl/draft/news/2021-nfl-draft-trevor-lawrence-justin-fields-atop-preseason-top-100-big-board-receivers-littered-throughout/ 2 bulls made the list. Pretty impressive, let’s hope we get to have a season this year.

I thought AJ was a better receiver and he went undrafted in a worse class for receivers. Maybe KJ transferring was the best move for him.

I am going to love watching him lose to us for the next 4 years.

Jeenathan shot 35% as a freshman in the MAC. 32% as a freshman in the SEC is not a reason to write off a player.