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  • #2
    Like did we predict this or what?
    I think this proves beyond doubt that Winona is no ordinary D-II.
    These guys are good, they went 2-1 against the MVC & Big Ten on the road, and in the end
    Bradley is the ONLY D-I team to beat them this year (or last year as well for that matter).

    Minnesota never led in the final 10 minutes of the game, and loses 69-64. John Smith got 14 pts, 13 rebs, Jonte Flowers had 15 pts.

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    • #3
      According to this article, the reason Winona was able to beat Drake and Minnesota, but lost to Bradley is because Bradley is "an NCAA tournament Sweet 16 team last season."

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      • #4
        Wow

        That win over Minnesota has got to be the biggest win in the history of their program. I have a feeling we'll be able to say we beat the National Champions (D-II) this year.

        And, if Kansas finds a way to put it all together and avoid "Self"destruction, we may be able to say that last years team beat this years D-I national champion.

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        • #5
          Re: Wow

          Originally posted by Braves4Life
          And, if Kansas finds a way to put it all together and avoid "Self"destruction, we may be able to say that last years team beat this years D-I national champion.
          I don't see this happening. Kansas has too many primadonnas on that team. They need a Jim Les-type of point guard to run their team. Then they would be an elite team.

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          • #6
            "This was by far a more impressive victory, as the Warriors dominated physically against their Big Ten opponent. They outrebounded the Gophers 40-27 despite having only one starter taller than 6 feet 8. Minnesota also had trouble finishing strong and defending inside."

            While Bradley's overall height might be a concern this year, Winona State showed that you make up some of that lack by having lots of heart. The Bradley team showed tons of heart last year and I expect that this year's team will pick up where last year's team left off and bring the heat every game.

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            • #7
              Re: Wow

              Originally posted by Da Coach
              Originally posted by Braves4Life
              And, if Kansas finds a way to put it all together and avoid "Self"destruction, we may be able to say that last years team beat this years D-I national champion.
              I don't see this happening. Kansas has too many primadonnas on that team. They need a Jim Les-type of point guard to run their team. Then they would be an elite team.
              I agree Coach. They have too many McDonald's 'me' guys and not enough role players/team guys. It will lead to their March disappointment again.
              Onward and Upward!

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              • #8
                Obviously it is early, and who knows how the rest of the season will go, but......
                Kansas has a lot of superstar athletes, but as I said before they forgot to recruit any shooters.

                They showed that in the intrasquad scrimmage where nobody could make a basket unless they dunked it.

                And in their exhibition againt Emporia State they shot rather poorly from outside, especially their best overall shooter from last season, Brandon Rush (3-12 and 1-4 from 3-pt).
                A decent defensive team could shut these guys down.

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