The game tonight is UW versus Western State. I saw where Western beat Johnson & Whales by like 12 while we beat them something like 100-65.
I am hoping for a big margin of victory tonight or a lot of minutes for the bench if it is closer than 20.
If we struggle then that means we will probably not be a very good conference team.
Wyo verses Western State
We did beat Johnson and Wales by a much bigger margin than Western State did, but we also have Colorado School of Mines as a common component. We beat them by 12 and Western State beat them by 11. Granted, we played them in an exhibition game for the very first game of the year. We are a far more athletic and lengthy team than Western State, but that doesn't always translate into blowout wins. It sure didn't against Denver. All I want is a W out of this game. I don't care if it's by 1 point or 30 points. I really see Johnson and Muojeke having big games tonight. I'll be looking for Thiam to see a bit more time on the floor tonight and hoepfully get more involved offensively.
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- Bronco-Buster
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I would just like to point out that we are comparing win margins and victories with... Western State, Johnson & Wales and Colorado School of Mines....
I know that the schedule was made to get some victories for a young team, but come on... look at RPI Rankings we are 180 with 1 loss (lowest for a 1 loss team). The rankings DONT even count these non-D1 games (if they did I am sure we would even be lower).
IMO, no respectable D1 team (that is not in the process of moving up to D1) should have such a cupcake non-conference schedule.
I know that the schedule was made to get some victories for a young team, but come on... look at RPI Rankings we are 180 with 1 loss (lowest for a 1 loss team). The rankings DONT even count these non-D1 games (if they did I am sure we would even be lower).
IMO, no respectable D1 team (that is not in the process of moving up to D1) should have such a cupcake non-conference schedule.