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Date Posted: Saturday, November 20, 01:21:28pm
Author: Greg
Subject: yep...you did call for 17 wins. The problem with this board is every year the regulars set unreasonably high expectations. Truth is Robert Morris is a talented and well coached team. Yes Duquesne is getting better (best recuiting class in 15 years) but a long way to go. The folks calling for NCAA bid and 20 wins r way off base.
In reply to: Abdul Rahman 's message, "Very poor performance all the way around. A very bad loss. No way to sugar coat it . No need to apologize for being an optimist. Pre-season the vast majority of the board seemed to have tourney fever and was projecting 20+ wins. Heck, I felt like the anti-fan when I predicted 17. The team must now steal a game or two to make up for the Bobby Mo loss." on Friday, November 19, 09:58:31pm


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