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of course WVU can stop Nova. WVU has one of the best defenses in the country and can score some points. Will WVU win? we will see
Dont think so. Nova has been there before. I think they beat the eers. If WVU somehow beats Nova I think they can win the tourney.
WVU has been there before too... multiple times
Huh? WVU has been to the tourney 9 of the last 11 years with four Sweet 16s and a Final Four.Dont think so. Nova has been there before. I think they beat the eers. If WVU somehow beats Nova I think they can win the tourney.
WVU has been there before too... multiple times
Wikipedia is your friend.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_NCAA_Division_I_men's_basketball_champions
Oh.....i didnt know that. Let me revise my statement then. Nova spanks the eerdiots. Is that better?
What does that have to do with anything?
Everything. WVU's fan base has predicted about 500 of the last zero national championships won by WVU (football as well as basketball).
Villanova has been there before. It is an elite program. That is the big issue with WVU's fan base. You lack the ability, or perhaps the desire, to distinguish "your" accomplishments, coaches, and players, from the programs to which you aggrandize yourselves. WVU fans that I encounter, on line and in person, and on Crap-ridi's idiot show (newsflash: he knows better and is laughing at you) mostly engage one another in a giant self-sustaining circular delusion.
Reality. WVU has a nice basketball program. If they played MU every year, they would win 9 out of 10. It is not Kentucky, or Kansas, or even Villanova. It can have a nice run, Sweet Sixteen, maybe a little more, but that is all it is. Huggins is not a "HOF coach". None of the recruits are playing at their first, or, 15th, choice. Your are not special. You are Texas A&M or Minnesota. WVU has a nice football program. If they played MU every year, they might win all 10. It is not Alabama, or Ohio State, or even Auburn. Holgerson is a mediocre coach that will never leave because he will never do enough to get a sniff from a larger program and, in the league he is in, cannot help but win enough to never get fired. Nobody is a "favorite for the Heisman", nobody is "a lock for the first round". It is a nice assembly of kids, all of whom would play for bigger teams in bigger leagues, if they were good enough. It is NC State, or Georgia Tech, Purdue, or Ole Miss.
And that is fine. It is great. Enjoy. There is nothing wrong with being a yearly tournament second weeker and playing in a post Christmas bowl 4 years out of 5. But spare everyone else your delusion that it is more than that.
Get a snickers.Everything. WVU's fan base has predicted about 500 of the last zero national championships won by WVU (football as well as basketball).
Villanova has been there before. It is an elite program. That is the big issue with WVU's fan base. You lack the ability, or perhaps the desire, to distinguish "your" accomplishments, coaches, and players, from the programs to which you aggrandize yourselves. WVU fans that I encounter, on line and in person, and on Crap-ridi's idiot show (newsflash: he knows better and is laughing at you) mostly engage one another in a giant self-sustaining circular delusion.
Reality. WVU has a nice basketball program. If they played MU every year, they would win 9 out of 10. It is not Kentucky, or Kansas, or even Villanova. It can have a nice run, Sweet Sixteen, maybe a little more, but that is all it is. Huggins is not a "HOF coach". None of the recruits are playing at their first, or, 15th, choice. Your are not special. You are Texas A&M or Minnesota. WVU has a nice football program. If they played MU every year, they might win all 10. It is not Alabama, or Ohio State, or even Auburn. Holgerson is a mediocre coach that will never leave because he will never do enough to get a sniff from a larger program and, in the league he is in, cannot help but win enough to never get fired. Nobody is a "favorite for the Heisman", nobody is "a lock for the first round". It is a nice assembly of kids, all of whom would play for bigger teams in bigger leagues, if they were good enough. It is NC State, or Georgia Tech, Purdue, or Ole Miss.
And that is fine. It is great. Enjoy. There is nothing wrong with being a yearly tournament second weeker and playing in a post Christmas bowl 4 years out of 5. But spare everyone else your delusion that it is more than that.
We did great. Won a game in the tournament.....first in school history. WVU spends a lot of money on basketball. We don’t have that kind of money. It’s not even remotely close. Enjoy the ride....remember this is hard to sustain. Possible Elmore to Ohio State.Everything. WVU's fan base has predicted about 500 of the last zero national championships won by WVU (football as well as basketball).
Villanova has been there before. It is an elite program. That is the big issue with WVU's fan base. You lack the ability, or perhaps the desire, to distinguish "your" accomplishments, coaches, and players, from the programs to which you aggrandize yourselves. WVU fans that I encounter, on line and in person, and on Crap-ridi's idiot show (newsflash: he knows better and is laughing at you) mostly engage one another in a giant self-sustaining circular delusion.
Reality. WVU has a nice basketball program. If they played MU every year, they would win 9 out of 10. It is not Kentucky, or Kansas, or even Villanova. It can have a nice run, Sweet Sixteen, maybe a little more, but that is all it is. Huggins is not a "HOF coach". None of the recruits are playing at their first, or, 15th, choice. Your are not special. You are Texas A&M or Minnesota. WVU has a nice football program. If they played MU every year, they might win all 10. It is not Alabama, or Ohio State, or even Auburn. Holgerson is a mediocre coach that will never leave because he will never do enough to get a sniff from a larger program and, in the league he is in, cannot help but win enough to never get fired. Nobody is a "favorite for the Heisman", nobody is "a lock for the first round". It is a nice assembly of kids, all of whom would play for bigger teams in bigger leagues, if they were good enough. It is NC State, or Georgia Tech, Purdue, or Ole Miss.
And that is fine. It is great. Enjoy. There is nothing wrong with being a yearly tournament second weeker and playing in a post Christmas bowl 4 years out of 5. But spare everyone else your delusion that it is more than that.
Huggs will be in the HOF, that's a givenEverything. WVU's fan base has predicted about 500 of the last zero national championships won by WVU (football as well as basketball).
Villanova has been there before. It is an elite program. That is the big issue with WVU's fan base. You lack the ability, or perhaps the desire, to distinguish "your" accomplishments, coaches, and players, from the programs to which you aggrandize yourselves. WVU fans that I encounter, on line and in person, and on Crap-ridi's idiot show (newsflash: he knows better and is laughing at you) mostly engage one another in a giant self-sustaining circular delusion.
Reality. WVU has a nice basketball program. If they played MU every year, they would win 9 out of 10. It is not Kentucky, or Kansas, or even Villanova. It can have a nice run, Sweet Sixteen, maybe a little more, but that is all it is. Huggins is not a "HOF coach". None of the recruits are playing at their first, or, 15th, choice. Your are not special. You are Texas A&M or Minnesota. WVU has a nice football program. If they played MU every year, they might win all 10. It is not Alabama, or Ohio State, or even Auburn. Holgerson is a mediocre coach that will never leave because he will never do enough to get a sniff from a larger program and, in the league he is in, cannot help but win enough to never get fired. Nobody is a "favorite for the Heisman", nobody is "a lock for the first round". It is a nice assembly of kids, all of whom would play for bigger teams in bigger leagues, if they were good enough. It is NC State, or Georgia Tech, Purdue, or Ole Miss.
And that is fine. It is great. Enjoy. There is nothing wrong with being a yearly tournament second weeker and playing in a post Christmas bowl 4 years out of 5. But spare everyone else your delusion that it is more than that.
Huggs will be in the HOF, that's a given
Football, we've had like 4 1st round picks in the last 6 years lol
what a dumb post
Bobby Knight's neighborhood
...but we have traditionally been a top 35ish program and experiencing a peak under Huggins that has boosted us to top 25ish.
And who are you? Besides a jealous asshole.Yeah, when I think of Bobby Knight, the next guy in my mind is Bob Huggins. It is truly laughable that someone would mention a man who won an NCAA championship as a player, three as a coach, 11 Big 10 championships, an NIT, and gold medals in both the Pan-Am games and the Olympics (and a great patriot) with a mid-major player, and then journeyman coach with one major conference championship, and zero national championships.
That is the kind of "well we are just like ...." stupidity that makes everyone laugh at you.
There are two ways to look at this. Define "traditionally". I know being a WVU fan requires one to pretty much forget everything that happened more than a few years ago, because this year's delusion often contradicts last year's, but here goes.
This is the league WVU spent most of the 50s and 60s in. VMI, George Washington, Richmond, William & Mary, Citadel, Davidson, Furman. Yeah, WVU had a once in a generation run in the West era, but really? Top 35ish? VMI. Citadel. Furman.
This is the league WVU spent the 70s , 80s, and half of the 90s in. Rutgers, Duquesne, George Washington, UMass, St. Bonaventure, Rhode Island, Temple, St. Joseph's. Top 35 ish? St. Joe's. Rutgers. Duquesne.
(And the WVU media throughout that whole era was saying the same things it says today. Which is why no one takes it seriously. Rutgers. St. Bonaventure. Citadel.)
So, reality brings us to the unescapable conclusion that, in fact, WVU was a mid-major until football dragged it into the old Big East in 1995. Not "traditionally top 35ish". A mid-major playing Citadel, St. Bonaventure, Rutgers, and Richmond. (And, BTW, there is nothing wrong with that. But back then, as now, the lap dog media was saying stupid s*** that no thinking person could believe.)
So, let us look at 1995 to date. 20 plus years as a true major. WVU basketball has improved greatly in the last 20 ish years. It has reached heights I never thought it would. Coming from a mid-major league, it has won one conference championship, which is to say the same number as Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Miami, or Colorado in the same period of time) It has made, and lost Final Fours. Just like Minnesota, UMass, Stanford, Illinois, Wichita State, and Pitt in the same era.
Top 25ish? Laughable. A nice solid program. Capable of going to the second weekend several years. Even of losing a national semi-final now and then. But really tell me who would rank below WVU in the era since it moved from a mid-major league (1995). Duke? Villanova? UNC? Kansas? Kentucky? Louisville? Syracuse? Ohio State? Michigan? Michigan State? Memphis? Arizona? UConn? Indiana? Purdue? Virginia? Maryland? Gonzaga? Georgetown? Oklahoma? Notre Dame? UCLA? Florida? NC State? Wisconsin? Kansas State? Texas?
Please. WVU is at its peak in basketball right now. A peak I never saw coming. It is, and should be, light years ahead of Marshall. But don't make yourself look foolish with aggrandations to a status that simple facts belie.
You ain't Kentucky. You ain't even Tennessee. You ain't UNC. You ain't even NC State. You ain't Michigan. You ain't even Wisconsin. You ain't Arizona. You ain't even Oregon. and you ain't Kansas. You ain't even Texas.
The way the games are going this year, I wouldn't bet against anybody beating someone else.
Craziest tournament I have ever seen.
We did great. Won a game in the tournament.....first in school history. WVU spends a lot of money on basketball. We don’t have that kind of money. It’s not even remotely close. Enjoy the ride....remember this is hard to sustain. Possible Elmore to Ohio State.
all about? I doubt Jon would go there. Why is this being a question? Should he become a player there...I WILL NEVER SUPPORT HIM.
HerdZilla22
Nice book. Didn't read.Yeah, when I think of Bobby Knight, the next guy in my mind is Bob Huggins. It is truly laughable that someone would mention a man who won an NCAA championship as a player, three as a coach, 11 Big 10 championships, an NIT, and gold medals in both the Pan-Am games and the Olympics (and a great patriot) with a mid-major player, and then journeyman coach with one major conference championship, and zero national championships.
That is the kind of "well we are just like ...." stupidity that makes everyone laugh at you.
There are two ways to look at this. Define "traditionally". I know being a WVU fan requires one to pretty much forget everything that happened more than a few years ago, because this year's delusion often contradicts last year's, but here goes.
This is the league WVU spent most of the 50s and 60s in. VMI, George Washington, Richmond, William & Mary, Citadel, Davidson, Furman. Yeah, WVU had a once in a generation run in the West era, but really? Top 35ish? VMI. Citadel. Furman.
This is the league WVU spent the 70s , 80s, and half of the 90s in. Rutgers, Duquesne, George Washington, UMass, St. Bonaventure, Rhode Island, Temple, St. Joseph's. Top 35 ish? St. Joe's. Rutgers. Duquesne.
(And the WVU media throughout that whole era was saying the same things it says today. Which is why no one takes it seriously. Rutgers. St. Bonaventure. Citadel.)
So, reality brings us to the unescapable conclusion that, in fact, WVU was a mid-major until football dragged it into the old Big East in 1995. Not "traditionally top 35ish". A mid-major playing Citadel, St. Bonaventure, Rutgers, and Richmond. (And, BTW, there is nothing wrong with that. But back then, as now, the lap dog media was saying stupid s*** that no thinking person could believe.)
So, let us look at 1995 to date. 20 plus years as a true major. WVU basketball has improved greatly in the last 20 ish years. It has reached heights I never thought it would. Coming from a mid-major league, it has won one conference championship, which is to say the same number as Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Miami, or Colorado in the same period of time) It has made, and lost Final Fours. Just like Minnesota, UMass, Stanford, Illinois, Wichita State, and Pitt in the same era.
Top 25ish? Laughable. A nice solid program. Capable of going to the second weekend several years. Even of losing a national semi-final now and then. But really tell me who would rank below WVU in the era since it moved from a mid-major league (1995). Duke? Villanova? UNC? Kansas? Kentucky? Louisville? Syracuse? Ohio State? Michigan? Michigan State? Memphis? Arizona? UConn? Indiana? Purdue? Virginia? Maryland? Gonzaga? Georgetown? Oklahoma? Notre Dame? UCLA? Florida? NC State? Wisconsin? Kansas State? Texas?
Please. WVU is at its peak in basketball right now. A peak I never saw coming. It is, and should be, light years ahead of Marshall. But don't make yourself look foolish with aggrandations to a status that simple facts belie.
You ain't Kentucky. You ain't even Tennessee. You ain't UNC. You ain't even NC State. You ain't Michigan. You ain't even Wisconsin. You ain't Arizona. You ain't even Oregon. and you ain't Kansas. You ain't even Texas.
Yeah, when I think of Bobby Knight, the next guy in my mind is Bob Huggins. It is truly laughable that someone would mention a man who won an NCAA championship as a player, three as a coach, 11 Big 10 championships, an NIT, and gold medals in both the Pan-Am games and the Olympics (and a great patriot) with a mid-major player, and then journeyman coach with one major conference championship, and zero national championships.
That is the kind of "well we are just like ...." stupidity that makes everyone laugh at you.
There are two ways to look at this. Define "traditionally". I know being a WVU fan requires one to pretty much forget everything that happened more than a few years ago, because this year's delusion often contradicts last year's, but here goes.
This is the league WVU spent most of the 50s and 60s in. VMI, George Washington, Richmond, William & Mary, Citadel, Davidson, Furman. Yeah, WVU had a once in a generation run in the West era, but really? Top 35ish? VMI. Citadel. Furman.
This is the league WVU spent the 70s , 80s, and half of the 90s in. Rutgers, Duquesne, George Washington, UMass, St. Bonaventure, Rhode Island, Temple, St. Joseph's. Top 35 ish? St. Joe's. Rutgers. Duquesne.
(And the WVU media throughout that whole era was saying the same things it says today. Which is why no one takes it seriously. Rutgers. St. Bonaventure. Citadel.)
So, reality brings us to the unescapable conclusion that, in fact, WVU was a mid-major until football dragged it into the old Big East in 1995. Not "traditionally top 35ish". A mid-major playing Citadel, St. Bonaventure, Rutgers, and Richmond. (And, BTW, there is nothing wrong with that. But back then, as now, the lap dog media was saying stupid s*** that no thinking person could believe.)
So, let us look at 1995 to date. 20 plus years as a true major. WVU basketball has improved greatly in the last 20 ish years. It has reached heights I never thought it would. Coming from a mid-major league, it has won one conference championship, which is to say the same number as Vanderbilt, Mississippi State, Miami, or Colorado in the same period of time) It has made, and lost Final Fours. Just like Minnesota, UMass, Stanford, Illinois, Wichita State, and Pitt in the same era.
Top 25ish? Laughable. A nice solid program. Capable of going to the second weekend several years. Even of losing a national semi-final now and then. But really tell me who would rank below WVU in the era since it moved from a mid-major league (1995). Duke? Villanova? UNC? Kansas? Kentucky? Louisville? Syracuse? Ohio State? Michigan? Michigan State? Memphis? Arizona? UConn? Indiana? Purdue? Virginia? Maryland? Gonzaga? Georgetown? Oklahoma? Notre Dame? UCLA? Florida? NC State? Wisconsin? Kansas State? Texas?
Please. WVU is at its peak in basketball right now. A peak I never saw coming. It is, and should be, light years ahead of Marshall. But don't make yourself look foolish with aggrandations to a status that simple facts belie.
You ain't Kentucky. You ain't even Tennessee. You ain't UNC. You ain't even NC State. You ain't Michigan. You ain't even Wisconsin. You ain't Arizona. You ain't even Oregon. and you ain't Kansas. You ain't even Texas.
WVU men's basketball has finished ranked in the final poll(s) 20 different seasons. 10 of those seasons were before 1995, and 10 of those were after 1995. WVU basketball has finished ranked in the Top 10 eight times; six times before 1995, and twice afterwards.There are two ways to look at this. Define "traditionally". I know being a WVU fan requires one to pretty much forget everything that happened more than a few years ago, because this year's delusion often contradicts last year's, but here goes.......So, reality brings us to the unescapable conclusion that, in fact, WVU was a mid-major until football dragged it into the old Big East in 1995. Not "traditionally top 35ish". A mid-major playing Citadel, St. Bonaventure, Rutgers, and Richmond. (And, BTW, there is nothing wrong with that. But back then, as now, the lap dog media was saying stupid s*** that no thinking person could believe.) So, let us look at 1995 to date. 20 plus years as a true major.
And that includes a win over #1-ranked UNC in 1957.FYI North Carolina ( Yes, UNC from the ACC with all their phony transcripts and phantom courses taken) are 0-5 all time versus WVU.
Everything. WVU's fan base has predicted about 500 of the last zero national championships won by WVU (football as well as basketball).
Villanova has been there before. It is an elite program. That is the big issue with WVU's fan base. You lack the ability, or perhaps the desire, to distinguish "your" accomplishments, coaches, and players, from the programs to which you aggrandize yourselves. WVU fans that I encounter, on line and in person, and on Crap-ridi's idiot show (newsflash: he knows better and is laughing at you) mostly engage one another in a giant self-sustaining circular delusion.
Reality. WVU has a nice basketball program. If they played MU every year, they would win 9 out of 10. It is not Kentucky, or Kansas, or even Villanova. It can have a nice run, Sweet Sixteen, maybe a little more, but that is all it is. Huggins is not a "HOF coach". None of the recruits are playing at their first, or, 15th, choice. Your are not special. You are Texas A&M or Minnesota. WVU has a nice football program. If they played MU every year, they might win all 10. It is not Alabama, or Ohio State, or even Auburn. Holgerson is a mediocre coach that will never leave because he will never do enough to get a sniff from a larger program and, in the league he is in, cannot help but win enough to never get fired. Nobody is a "favorite for the Heisman", nobody is "a lock for the first round". It is a nice assembly of kids, all of whom would play for bigger teams in bigger leagues, if they were good enough. It is NC State, or Georgia Tech, Purdue, or Ole Miss.
And that is fine. It is great. Enjoy. There is nothing wrong with being a yearly tournament second weeker and playing in a post Christmas bowl 4 years out of 5. But spare everyone else your delusion that it is more than that.