ACC Discussion 2020-21
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Doesn’t he receive money from Nike and from USA Basketball? I think he’ll be fine
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5* Makur Maker committed to Howard overnight.
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He’s a 5* based on name alone
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-b...-star-recruit-makur-maker-commits-howard-ucla
Probably our HBCU draw for MLK Day
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Ivy league cancelled all Fall Sports yesterday and delayed the start of Winter sports to Jan 1st at the earliest. That could have an impact on when college basketball is played.
I include this article on their decision for the following quote
https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...ll-evaluate-feasibility-of-playing-in-spring/
"If things don't get better, we're not even going to pay basketball," the source said. "[Decision makers are] holding out hope we can play basketball."
If Ivy cancels basketball (their one moneymaker), I think much like last spring that could have a huge impact on college basketball.
I include this article on their decision for the following quote
https://www.cbssports.com/college-f...ll-evaluate-feasibility-of-playing-in-spring/
"If things don't get better, we're not even going to pay basketball," the source said. "[Decision makers are] holding out hope we can play basketball."
If Ivy cancels basketball (their one moneymaker), I think much like last spring that could have a huge impact on college basketball.
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Ironically, it loaded fine for me.
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Junior College has postponed all basketball games until January.
New article by Gary Parrish says he is hearing it is unlikely college basketball will start on time and the best case scenario is a conference-only season starting in January.
https://www.cbssports.com/college-b...dwindling-the-ncaa-season-will-start-on-time/
New article by Gary Parrish says he is hearing it is unlikely college basketball will start on time and the best case scenario is a conference-only season starting in January.
https://www.cbssports.com/college-b...dwindling-the-ncaa-season-will-start-on-time/
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Our golf team had a really strong chance of winning the NCAA championship this spring. We were going to have a really reslly good team.
I guess Ogletree will wait to turn pro until after the masters. As reigning US Amateur champ he stays in the clubhouse and plays with Tiger the first 2 rounds. At least that has been the protocol in the past.
I guess Ogletree will wait to turn pro until after the masters. As reigning US Amateur champ he stays in the clubhouse and plays with Tiger the first 2 rounds. At least that has been the protocol in the past.
He’s a 5* based on name alone
https://www.espn.com/mens-college-b...-star-recruit-makur-maker-commits-howard-ucla
Probably our HBCU draw for MLK Day
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whoa whoa whoa.
I need you to expand on this comment
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Just the normal ACC scheduling paranoia
- ACC coaches begin talking about an ACC / HBCU matchup weekend on MLK weekend
- An HBCU gets a 5* recruit for the first time in a while
- Idle speculation on which team gets matched up against the team with the 5*
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5* guard Jalen Warley commits to FSU.
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FSU picking up their bag game...I mean, basketball recruiting game...ahem...
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One suggestion for how to play the 20-21 basketball season so there can be a NCAA Tournament. I have heard of other similar suggestions.
Right now i would be surprised if there are any games before Jan 1. Have already heard significant chatter that basketball games before Jan 1 are unlikely. Those are mostly non-conference and with it likely fans will not be allowed it doesn't make financial sense to hold them. Travel is also not expected to be a big deal so it would not be shocking if many of the early season tournaments are eventually cancelled,
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Right now i would be surprised if there are any games before Jan 1. Have already heard significant chatter that basketball games before Jan 1 are unlikely. Those are mostly non-conference and with it likely fans will not be allowed it doesn't make financial sense to hold them. Travel is also not expected to be a big deal so it would not be shocking if many of the early season tournaments are eventually cancelled,
How college basketball conference games in a bubble could keep the NCAA Tournament from being canceled again
With college football season in limbo, it's college basketball's turn to figure out a way to play this season
www.cbssports.com
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One suggestion for how to play the 20-21 basketball season so there can be a NCAA Tournament. I have heard of other similar suggestions.
Right now i would be surprised if there are any games before Jan 1. Have already heard significant chatter that basketball games before Jan 1 are unlikely. Those are mostly non-conference and with it likely fans will not be allowed it doesn't make financial sense to hold them. Travel is also not expected to be a big deal so it would not be shocking if many of the early season tournaments are eventually cancelled,
How college basketball conference games in a bubble could keep the NCAA Tournament from being canceled again
With college football season in limbo, it's college basketball's turn to figure out a way to play this season
IMHO the logic would be that TV money would make some of the non conference "pre season" tournaments still viable as you could create a mini bubble for the teams in the pre-season NIT or Atlantis - group tourneys in a single location - and run them like the article suggests in a mini bubble. Does mean single game stuff gets difficult though not totally out of the question.
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NCAA looking at potential bubble models for NCAA Tournament, fewer teams
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Having an NCAA Tourney is the #1 priority for the NCAA and takes precedence over anything else including spring football.
According to the statement trying to have championships for the sports that were cancelled last season are their #1 goal.
NCAA president floats idea of postseason bubble model, thinks 32-team NCAA Tournament 'manageable'
Mark Emmert says the NCAA is considering many options, including bubbles, to conduct its championships in winter and spring
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Having an NCAA Tourney is the #1 priority for the NCAA and takes precedence over anything else including spring football.
According to the statement trying to have championships for the sports that were cancelled last season are their #1 goal.
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Fans often don't realize that over 80% of NCAA revenue comes from the Tournament and that is where most of the money comes from that goes back to the schools. Last year the NCAA took some of the money it had left in its reserve out to minimize the loss to the schools. If they go a second year without a Tournament that could all but dry up the NCAA (which would mean a revenue loss to the schools).