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Retire 12 said:Bradley loses a JuCo commit.
Is that a prediction?
Retire 12 said:Bradley loses a JuCo commit.
Adunk33 said:I question the person who made the T25's credibility. Later in the comments on the tweet someone said, "No UCONN?" And she responded, "UCONN is not a Mid Major, no team in there league is."
The American is not a HM conference.
V Boy said:UConn has more national championships than Kansas I think.
DoubleDeuce said:V Boy said:UConn has more national championships than Kansas I think.
And U of I...mid major program in a major conference.
Bird Friend said:Teaser:
https://twitter.com/roccomiller8/status/1021481180577898496?s=21
JHBird said:That's not something Dan said last year before the season started. Not sure if he even said that two years ago. So it means something for sure when he says it. Who knows how we'll end up but you got to be excited on what we have on paper.
No. 1
Milik Yarbrough (Illinois State)
Vitals: 6-6, 230 pounds, Redshirt Senior
Stats: 16.6 ppg, 6.6 rpg, 4.8 apg, .453/.290/.804
One of college basketball’s best transfers a season ago, Yarbrough headed to Normal after 2 years at Saint Louis and did not disappoint. In the college game, he can switch 1-5 defensively, create offense for others, and is an absolute load in transition. His passing ability meshes perfectly with Illinois State PG Keyshawn Evans, who is more of a natural scorer, making Illinois State extremely hard to guard. If he can straighten out his act off the floor, he has a chance to be a very good NBA player.
5. Cameron Krutwig (Loyola-Chicago)
Vitals: 6-9, 260 pounds, Sophomore
Stats: 10.5 ppg, 6.1 rpg, 1.7 apg, .598/.000/.735
This is probably an aggressive ranking for the sophomore, but I’m a massive Krutwig fan. The big-bodied in-state product was a key contributor on the Ramblers’ Final Four team, impressing with his high basketball IQ, excellent passing ability, and extremely developed post game. With a summer in a college weight room under his belt, Krutwig should be able to take the next step and dominate in the Missouri Valley.
10. Phil Fayne (Illinois State)
Vitals: 6-9, 215 pounds, Senior
Stats: 15.6 ppg, 7.4 rpg, 0.9 rpg, .595/.000/.514
Fayne is the perfect 3rd option next to Milik Yarbrough and Keyshawn Evans, a high-level athlete who finishes well around the rim, put the ball on the deck, and switch defensively. He’s efficient and doesn’t need the ball in his hands to succeed, making him so valuable to a Redbird team that I believe will contend for an at-large bid.
[/quote]Adunk33 said:10. Phil Fayne (Illinois State)
He’s efficient and doesn’t need the ball in his hands to succeed, making him so valuable to a Redbird team that I believe will contend for an at-large bid.
RedbirdSoxFan said:POY-Milik Yarbrough (SR) Illinois State
1st Team:
Milik Yarbrough (SR) Illinois State
Clayton Custer (SR) Loyola
Phil Fayne (SR) Illinois State
Armon Fletcher (SR) Southern Illinois
Jordan Barnes (JR) Indiana State
2nd Team:
Keyshawn Evans (SR) Illinois State
Kavion Pippen (SR) Southern Illinois
Bakari Evelyn (JR) Valparaiso
Darrell Brown (JR) Bradley
Cameron Krutwig (SO) Loyola
MVC Standings
1) Illinois State
2) Southern Illinois
3) Loylola
4) Bradley
5) Valparaiso
6) Indiana State (if Barnes is back)
7) Missouri State
8) Northern Iowa
9) Evansville
10)Drake