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Wufan wrote:

mule wrote:UE beats Morehead State 69-56. Jaylon Brown 25 pts. Ryan Taylor 13 pts. 20 pts and 8 rebounds from UE's 3-headed monster in the middle. UE shot 79% in the 2nd half to expand on a 4 point half time lead.

Who is this three headed beast you speak of?

Sounds mystical doesn't it. In all actuality, Mockevicius was the beast last year. This year his replacements are David Howard, Sergei Vucetic, and Dalen Traore. Three heads, 15 fouls, and as many points and rebounds that can be coaxed out of them. So far, against mere non-Louisville caliber competition they have held up pretty well. Valley play may very well be another story. As the season plays on Traore may emerge as the best of the three.

Khan4Cats wrote: Wish some other teams in the conference west of Kansas City would be trying to put these kinds of schedules together, or at least winning the games they do schedule.

Is this portion of your post accidentally worded incorrectly? There's only one team west of KC in this conference and they schedule quite well and win more often than not. Maybe you're just bad with directions and meant east of KC.

SubGod22 wrote:

Khan4Cats wrote: Wish some other teams in the conference west of Kansas City would be trying to put these kinds of schedules together, or at least winning the games they do schedule.

Is this portion of your post accidentally worded incorrectly? There's only one team west of KC in this conference and they schedule quite well and win more often than not. Maybe you're just bad with directions and meant east of KC.

Whoops, as the New York Times would have fact-checked for Hillary: I got everything right except the direction. Meant to say east of KC of course. WSU and UNI are the only two trying to schedule at-large caliber schedules.

Khan4Cats wrote:

SubGod22 wrote:

Khan4Cats wrote: Wish some other teams in the conference west of Kansas City would be trying to put these kinds of schedules together, or at least winning the games they do schedule.

Is this portion of your post accidentally worded incorrectly? There's only one team west of KC in this conference and they schedule quite well and win more often than not. Maybe you're just bad with directions and meant east of KC.

Whoops, as the New York Times would have fact-checked for Hillary: I got everything right except the direction. Meant to say east of KC of course. WSU and UNI are the only two trying to schedule at-large caliber schedules.

Bradley played Arizona, Virginia and Seton Hall last season, FWIW. I feel like that buys us a decent amount of good-will with our schedule this season given the current state we're in.