There is none for next years team and I can't see how Steve Lavin will look at the prospect of getting pounded ala DePaul this year. I am sure he is looking at his options as we speak.
And to top that off there will be even less alumni, student and fan support for a very bad team next year.
Playing more games at an empty msg will be embarrassing again.
Dramatic much? We have a game-changing PG and an awesome scoring SG...one of the best backcourts in the country. We still have CO as of today and Sampson is not a huge loss by an stretch and might even be addition my subtraction. C"mon man.
Addition by subtraction? That is absurd. He is a big body, can run the floor, grabs 7 rebounds a game- and plays the top of the press. Also prob would have scored 13-15 a game easily next season.
Sampson was a major factor in our winning streak. As a reminder, here's an excerpt from NYP article during that streak:
Super Sampson: Speaking of Sampson, it was another impressive effort from the sophomore forward, who scored 12 points, and it was apropos that Georgetown was the opponent. On Jan. 4, Sampson was benched by Lavin, the only game he hasn’t started in his career.
The Akron, Ohio, product has reached double figures in eight of 11 contests since then, scoring 20 points in a big road win at Butler and dropping 21 more in a road victory at Providence. The accuracy in Sampson’s mid-range jumpshot has improved, he’s become more decisive with the ball and his assists numbers have risen.
He’s developed into a more efficient offensive player. He’s thinking less and reacting more. Even more impressive has been his defense, previously considered a weakness in his game.
http://nypost.com/2014/02/17/st-johns-rewind-big-three-leading-ncaa-push/