JohnnyFever
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Creighton has been a few breaks away from being at least a Sweet 16 if not an Elite 8 team the last few yrs it seems. Really bad luck.
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[quote="SJU14" post=401109][quote="RedStormNC" post=401076][quote="Paultzman" post=401068]Injuries are such a wild card;
Jeff Goodman;
Creighton freshman Modestas Kancleris will miss the season after tearing his ACL during practice on Wednesday. Kancleris is the second Bluejay this week to suffer a season-ending knee injury, as fellow frosh Rati Andronikashvili tore the ACL in his left knee last Sunday.[/quote]
Right or wrong, the strength coach & trainers may need to make quick adjustments or start getting their resumes cleaned up.[/quote]
Has more to do with the fact that these two kids are freshman that are not yet strong enough to handle the intensity of these practices[/quote]
agree but SC team is responsible for getting them stronger leading up to practices. Not saying it's right, but the SC guys often take the hit vs. the coaches when it comes to repeat or batched injuries.
Jeff Goodman;
Creighton freshman Modestas Kancleris will miss the season after tearing his ACL during practice on Wednesday. Kancleris is the second Bluejay this week to suffer a season-ending knee injury, as fellow frosh Rati Andronikashvili tore the ACL in his left knee last Sunday.[/quote]
Right or wrong, the strength coach & trainers may need to make quick adjustments or start getting their resumes cleaned up.[/quote]
Has more to do with the fact that these two kids are freshman that are not yet strong enough to handle the intensity of these practices[/quote]
agree but SC team is responsible for getting them stronger leading up to practices. Not saying it's right, but the SC guys often take the hit vs. the coaches when it comes to repeat or batched injuries.
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[quote="Paultzman" post=400958]Zagoria
Big East /Big 12 schedule
Baylor/Seton Hall 11/29
Kansas/Creighton 12/8
Texas Tech/St. John's 12/3
WV/G'town 12/6
Texas/Villanova 12/6
Oklahoma/Xavier 12/9
Oklahoma State/Marq. 12/1
TCU/Providence 12/9
Iowa St/DePaul 12/9
KSU/Butler 12/11[/quote]
Big East might not win one game.
Big East /Big 12 schedule
Baylor/Seton Hall 11/29
Kansas/Creighton 12/8
Texas Tech/St. John's 12/3
WV/G'town 12/6
Texas/Villanova 12/6
Oklahoma/Xavier 12/9
Oklahoma State/Marq. 12/1
TCU/Providence 12/9
Iowa St/DePaul 12/9
KSU/Butler 12/11[/quote]
Big East might not win one game.
SJU14
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[quote="RedStormNC" post=401114][quote="SJU14" post=401109][quote="RedStormNC" post=401076][quote="Paultzman" post=401068]Injuries are such a wild card;
Jeff Goodman;
Creighton freshman Modestas Kancleris will miss the season after tearing his ACL during practice on Wednesday. Kancleris is the second Bluejay this week to suffer a season-ending knee injury, as fellow frosh Rati Andronikashvili tore the ACL in his left knee last Sunday.[/quote]
Right or wrong, the strength coach & trainers may need to make quick adjustments or start getting their resumes cleaned up.[/quote]
Has more to do with the fact that these two kids are freshman that are not yet strong enough to handle the intensity of these practices[/quote]
agree but SC team is responsible for getting them stronger leading up to practices. Not saying it's right, but the SC guys often take the hit vs. the coaches when it comes to repeat or batched injuries.[/quote]
Of course, the coaches are never at fault
On the other hand, the limited time that these kids have been on campus is not nearly enough to be physically ready. It takes years to be there.
Jeff Goodman;
Creighton freshman Modestas Kancleris will miss the season after tearing his ACL during practice on Wednesday. Kancleris is the second Bluejay this week to suffer a season-ending knee injury, as fellow frosh Rati Andronikashvili tore the ACL in his left knee last Sunday.[/quote]
Right or wrong, the strength coach & trainers may need to make quick adjustments or start getting their resumes cleaned up.[/quote]
Has more to do with the fact that these two kids are freshman that are not yet strong enough to handle the intensity of these practices[/quote]
agree but SC team is responsible for getting them stronger leading up to practices. Not saying it's right, but the SC guys often take the hit vs. the coaches when it comes to repeat or batched injuries.[/quote]
Of course, the coaches are never at fault
On the other hand, the limited time that these kids have been on campus is not nearly enough to be physically ready. It takes years to be there.
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Interestingly enough, at Seton Hall Ngandu hasn’t been cleared yet and both the oft-injured Bryce Aiken, and Molson are still out with injuries. Concerns there that they can only go 7-8 deep. Big East really thinks they’ll finish that high because of Mamu? I don’t think they’ll be able to sustain against teams that are deep and athletic, especially without a Powell.
[URL]https://www.nj.com/setonhall/2...recruiting-for-rutgers-seton-hall.html?fbclid[/URL]=IwAR0hkqTPANy8a8BgSEluLYKIU-9CVUsFuoEmVl2D00HvAU11S7Evo3KsAHM
Uh-oh COVID problems at Seton Hall. School going all remote for remainder of semester.
[URL]https://www.thesetonian.com/20...person-instruction-for-remainder-of-semester/[/URL]
[URL]https://www.thesetonian.com/20...person-instruction-for-remainder-of-semester/[/URL]
Double uh-oh from Jerry Carino:
Statement: The Seton Hall men's basketball team has paused all team activities due to positive COVID-19 test results among the program's "Tier 1" personnel, which consists of student-athletes, coaches, staff and managers.
Statement: The Seton Hall men's basketball team has paused all team activities due to positive COVID-19 test results among the program's "Tier 1" personnel, which consists of student-athletes, coaches, staff and managers.
[quote="Paultzman" post=401390]Zach B
Since the pause began on Monday, if Seton Hall follows the NCAA 14-day quarantine guideline, it would be able to return to practice on Nov. 23 -- two days before the scheduled opener. #shbb[/quote]
The quarantine time is nonsensical to me in the age of rapid testing. Wait a few days, test the team, get back to practice if all negative. I don’t understand the quarantine unless positive and symptomatic. Isolate the positive persons for quarantine, not the whole team.
Since the pause began on Monday, if Seton Hall follows the NCAA 14-day quarantine guideline, it would be able to return to practice on Nov. 23 -- two days before the scheduled opener. #shbb[/quote]
The quarantine time is nonsensical to me in the age of rapid testing. Wait a few days, test the team, get back to practice if all negative. I don’t understand the quarantine unless positive and symptomatic. Isolate the positive persons for quarantine, not the whole team.
JohnnyFever
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[quote="MCNPA" post=401449][quote="Paultzman" post=401390]Zach B
Since the pause began on Monday, if Seton Hall follows the NCAA 14-day quarantine guideline, it would be able to return to practice on Nov. 23 -- two days before the scheduled opener. #shbb[/quote]
The quarantine time is nonsensical to me in the age of rapid testing. Wait a few days, test the team, get back to practice if all negative. I don’t understand the quarantine unless positive and symptomatic. Isolate the positive persons for quarantine, not the whole team.[/quote]
Stop, you're making too much sense!
Since the pause began on Monday, if Seton Hall follows the NCAA 14-day quarantine guideline, it would be able to return to practice on Nov. 23 -- two days before the scheduled opener. #shbb[/quote]
The quarantine time is nonsensical to me in the age of rapid testing. Wait a few days, test the team, get back to practice if all negative. I don’t understand the quarantine unless positive and symptomatic. Isolate the positive persons for quarantine, not the whole team.[/quote]
Stop, you're making too much sense!
