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Georgetown just beat Marquette, That is now 4 straight losses for Marquette....wow.

Yes

This year's team can beat anyone in the nation on their best night.

I mean, he is listed at 220. Which isn't bad for his listed height of about 6'9"-6'10", if he is ~230 by fall, I would be pleased. Perkins made the most significant transformation that I can remember. Being 225-230 by the end of the Miami NCAA tourney game as a freshy. And by next fall was ~260 and a greek god. Maybe the same could happen with Raymond.

Last home game for Massinburg and Perkins, you can bet those 2 are going to leave it all on the floor. Massinburg is arguably the best, most successful player in UB history. That #5 will be hung up as among the best player to wear that number. Perkins should also have that #33 hung up as he's been apart of and a giant contributor to much of the success as well. So sad and bittersweet to think about.

When one sits through years of shit with Witherspoon and Cohane, one develops a humbling attitude and appreciates what last season was and what this season is, and what a future could be. Most of us on here can sit back and appreciate the little things because of what the last 25 years has been like. You above all people should also relate to this mindset.

People on here criticizing freshman is absolutely cringey. If you fellas wanna talk about how high 3, low 4 star players aren't performing as FRESHMAN, take a look at Nevada's Jordan Brown, top 30 player in the country coming out of high school. Not performing that well as a freshman and gets limited minutes. You guys need to slow wayyyyyy the hell down on that criticism. Jesus Christ. And when they become good, check yourself at the door for knocking them to begin with. A lot of players develop longer than others.

All I have to say is, that's the Jeremy Harris we need during the MAC tournament.

I get what you're saying, but, Indiana is not getting in the tournament at 6-12 in the conference lol and being 11th in the Big Ten. Dick Vitale mentioned it during the Indiana game, that the committee is turning away from mediocrity. And would be surprised if Indiana makes it in.

Right on, idc if we score 120 points or 60 points, we need to win these next 2 games.

What's the maximum capacity including standing room anyway?

https://www.reddit.com/r/CollegeBasketball/comments/ax80pt/user_poll_week_18/ Reddit Polls have us at #17 this week.

Deserved? No way. They didn't have the resume that year for an at-large at all. Had to win that game against Ohio and they blew it big time.

Did not mean to say win......Q1 matchup. 😣

Good for us, still a Q1 win and that's all that matters.

Yes, youtube.

I still think UB is not a lock until we would reach the conference championship without losing any remaining regular season games. If we get there without losing, and then lose in the MAC Championship, I think we get in as a ~8 seed.

In all fairness, he was quite mortal in the first half of the UB game. 😂

Been saying it for months, there's more to Harris than the 3 pointer and my god the coaching staff needs to beat that into his head.

Let us not forget Jalen Harris.

It may have been one of Perkins' best defensive nights I've seen this year. Dreads Perkins is different from non-dreads Perkins.

He does do a lot for us. Defending, rebounding, controlling the pace on the offensive end. But, he's not making any shots. More than anything right now, we need him to step up offensively and make baskets. He is so talented and much better than what his stats reflect.

My favorite quote almost every single game during conference play has been "Harris at some point is going to find his shot". Yeah, I'm not so sure about that. He's just not very good shooting the ball this year, and with 3 games to go, we've seen about as much as we will see from Harris. I don't know what happened to him, but man, he has lost his edge from last year.

I would think a 4 seed might be too high. A 5 sounds more ideal.

Joe Lunardi now has us as a 6 seed against NC State http://www.espn.com/mens-college-basketball/bracketology