Birdfan2018 wrote:BEARZ77 wrote:Birdfan2018 wrote:Let’s not forget, without Covid 3 (Primm, Mosley, Clay) of MSU’s starter’s would not be playing this year, so how good would they be? 5 of top 6 (Hemphill, Murphy, Penn, Wilkins, Brodie, Sturtz) of Drakes players would not be playing this year, so how good would they be? My guess is DeVries will be gone in April along with Drakes top seven players, leaving the Bulldogs playoff on Thursday in March 2023 along with the MSU Bears.
If you're gonna try to make a negative point about another team, you at least need to have done a little research and know of what you speak; talk about a bad take. Mosley and Clay are only juniors and both actually could play 2 more years after this one, though I doubt that. Prim and Minnett are the only 5th yr[ super srs] on MSU. Barring transfers/defections, the Bears will return everyone else next year and have a very solid 2022 class signed already. I'll leave Drake to Drake fans, but you peed down your leg about MSU.
I stand corrected on Mosley, but you are incorrect on Clay. Without the Covid transfer rules Clay would not have been eligible to transfer within conference without sitting two years. So I guess we both peed down our legs.
BuBrave2006 wrote:chitown fanatic wrote:wardle costs us another one.....getting old quickly. You dont sit your best guy after a bad half...I'm so done with Brian
He didn't "sit him." Terry had a bad first half and didn't start the second half. He still played 16 minutes in the second half. Terry averaged 29 minutes per game coming into this one and he played 25. If you want to criticize Wardle for taking him out for an extended period to send a message, then sure, but there are a lot of things Bradley did wrong and a lot of decisions that you could question of Wardle if you wanted to.
"Benching Terry in the second half" is not one of them.
Birdfan2018 wrote:tribecalledquest wrote:BEARZ77 wrote:Ford takes a lot of heat, deservedly at times, but that serves to overlook some things he does that seem to go unnoticed. Bradley posters focus on Robert's bad start and CBW's reaction, but overlook that it was Ford's decision to start 6'8 Donovan Clay on Roberts and be physical, which led to 5 early turnovers and his uneven play. After Bradley made a surge at the end of the half, Ford scripted the first play out in the second half to go to Prim down low, and the Bears executed perfectly and regained some momentum. Ford is what he is, but he's finished ahead of Wardle 2 of 3 years, beaten him 5 of 8 , twice in Peoria, and won 3 straight. Find it interesting when a team gets beat and it's fans focus on the shortcomings of who beat them.
Is anyone here saying that Bradley/Brian Wardle are better than MSU/Dana Ford? I think you are projecting.
Maybe the rest of us overrate the actual talent on the MSU roster. I don't know - but I would trade that roster for Bradley's any day of the week.
Let’s not forget, without Covid 3 (Primm, Mosley, Clay) of MSU’s starter’s would not be playing this year, so how good would they be? 5 of top 6 (Hemphill, Murphy, Penn, Wilkins, Brodie, Sturtz) of Drakes players would not be playing this year, so how good would they be? My guess is DeVries will be gone in April along with Drakes top seven players, leaving the Bulldogs playoff on Thursday in March 2023 along with the MSU Bears.
BEARZ77 wrote:The whole "leaving the Bulldogs playoff on Thursday in March 2023 along with the MSU Bears " was I guess his great attempt at a smack down of the 2 programs for whatever reason only he knows.
VUGrad1314 wrote:LUC with a BIG WIN 79-74 over San Francisco! Great job Ramblers! That one should really help their resume!
Blers42 wrote:VUGrad1314 wrote:LUC with a BIG WIN 79-74 over San Francisco! Great job Ramblers! That one should really help their resume!
Amazing win, they should make the AP top 25 list for sure after that.
Birdfan2018 wrote:BEARZ77 wrote:The whole "leaving the Bulldogs playoff on Thursday in March 2023 along with the MSU Bears " was I guess his great attempt at a smack down of the 2 programs for whatever reason only he knows.
Just a little soar spot watching these teams at the top of the MVC using players that in a normal year would be gone (or not eligible). Kinda like watching a game that is going into overtime and one team had zero players foul out, and the other team had three starters foul out, but the refs allow them to re-enter to play in the overtime. Oh well, at least having Prim and Clay didn’t help the Bears @Redbird Arena.
tribecalledquest wrote:Birdfan2018 wrote:BEARZ77 wrote:The whole "leaving the Bulldogs playoff on Thursday in March 2023 along with the MSU Bears " was I guess his great attempt at a smack down of the 2 programs for whatever reason only he knows.
Just a little soar spot watching these teams at the top of the MVC using players that in a normal year would be gone (or not eligible). Kinda like watching a game that is going into overtime and one team had zero players foul out, and the other team had three starters foul out, but the refs allow them to re-enter to play in the overtime. Oh well, at least having Prim and Clay didn’t help the Bears @Redbird Arena.
It’s not like that at all. That’s a horrible example you gave.
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