Red wrote:Why are the same two teams playing each other in this again anyway? It would be nice to see a different matchip.
PurpleAndWhite wrote:Once again Evansville somehow comes up with a horrible schedule.
Man this is getting depressing.
http://www.courierpress.com/sports/ue/u ... e-schedule
Evansville 2015 nonconference schedule (home games IN CAPS)
11/7 — WABASH COLLEGE (exhibition)
11/15 — SOUTHEAST MISSOURI STATE
11/17 — MARIAN (NAIA)
11/21 — BELMONT
11/26 — vs. Providence at Wooden Legacy in Fullerton, Calif.
11/27 — vs. Santa Clara/Arizona at Wooden Legacy in Fullerton, Calif.
11/29 — vs. TBA at Wooden Legacy in Anaheim, Calif.
12/1 — ALABAMA STATE
12/5 — at Murray State
12/8 — at Arkansas
12/12 — MISSISSIPPI VALLEY STATE
12/17 — NORFOLK STATE
12/20 — at Fresno State
12/22 — ALABAMA A&M
AndShock wrote:Marty should be fired today, he shouldn't even get a make-or-break season.
Cdizzle wrote:AndShock wrote:Marty should be fired today, he shouldn't even get a make-or-break season.
He's had like 5 make-or-break seasons. They haven't made it yet. Last year they just wasted the talent on the roster. History says they'll do the same thing again this year.
But at least somebody will score 22ppg and 2 guys will make 1st Team All-Valley. In fact, in the last 4 years, WSU has the most 1st Team selections with 8. 2nd? Evansville with 5. No other team had more than 2. The problem though, is that WSU has an .875 Win% in league and 3 conference championships while Evansville has a .472 Win% in league, and hasn't finished higher than a 5-way tie for 3rd.
Play Angry wrote:Does the DOBO handle the scheduling at UE, or do they have an assistant take the lead on it?
This season is their best (only) chance at an at-large in the last decade and a half from a talent standpoint. Very disappointing. You really couldn't have tried to schedule a weaker slate of buy games.
It's not like people have unrealistic hopes on this either - nobody thinks Alabama State should realistically be replaced with a home game against, say, Indiana. A handful of teams in the RPI 150-250 range would have rounded this out just fine.
Just...ugh.
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