Connor Hickman injury

[Da Coach]

It was a tweet that said he is out

If anyone didn't see it, here is the link to the tweet- https://twitter.com/JonRothstein/sta...39909753323985

[BUBraves2006]

I'm going to keep checking on this post to see how it ages. We just lost to an average team at home. I don't see us winning on the road/neutral site game on Monday. And honestly I'm a little concerned about SIUE on our home court if Hickman isn't in the lineup. 2-2 best case. 1-3 worst case. And if for some reason it's 0-4....I see full meltdown mode coming lol. I hope these boys prove me wrong. Didn't see a whole lot of fire in them for most of the Cleveland State game.

My post is 1-for-1 completely accurate and I'm not going to hide from it. I said, "we've got a lot bigger problems if we can't beat some average teams at home". Well, I never would have imagined we'd turn the ball over constantly and completely forget how to rebound. Combine that with Hannah really having a rough stretch and none of our decent three point shooters being able to hit a shot. Those are much larger problems and can result in bad losses to literally anyone. We "could" lose every game for the rest of the season, but we won't, obviously, nor should we lose any of these games in the previously noted four game stretch although the Duquesne would at least be understandable.

Watching the results from the Valley lately, basically everyone has been having some tough, head scratching losses other than Drake and Indiana State. Coach Wardle always seems to find a way to get his teams to right the ship at the beginning of or in the middle of Valley play. I'm just not going to get too high or too low because from what I've seen of this group, they are neither as good as our 6-0 record nor nearly as bad as our last four losses indicate. It's closer to the 6-0 team (with Hickman). I think people are so used to everything being so instantaneous in life these days that they forget that these college kids are not pros nor are they finished products. There are highs and lows, especially at this level, that we don't want to acknowledge sometimes.

[ManMythLegend]

My post is 1-for-1 completely accurate and I'm not going to hide from it. I said, "we've got a lot bigger problems if we can't beat some average teams at home". Well, I never would have imagined we'd turn the ball over constantly and completely forget how to rebound. Combine that with Hannah really having a rough stretch and none of our decent three point shooters being able to hit a shot. Those are much larger problems and can result in bad losses to literally anyone. We "could" lose every game for the rest of the season, but we won't, obviously, nor should we lose any of these games in the previously noted four game stretch although the Duquesne would at least be understandable.

Watching the results from the Valley lately, basically everyone has been having some tough, head scratching losses other than Drake and Indiana State. Coach Wardle always seems to find a way to get his teams to right the ship at the beginning of or in the middle of Valley play. I'm just not going to get too high or too low because from what I've seen of this group, they are neither as good as our 6-0 record nor nearly as bad as our last four losses indicate. It's closer to the 6-0 team (with Hickman). I think people are so used to everything being so instantaneous in life these days that they forget that these college kids are not pros nor are they finished products. There are highs and lows, especially at this level, that we don't want to acknowledge sometimes.

All good BUBraves2006. I did not mean to quote your post, I meant to quote my own. I'll blame it on a fat finger. I don't disagree with your points. We aren't as good as that 6-0 start and we're not as bad as our current 0-4 streak. Hoping we find a way to break the losses tonight, it would be a good W for the team (and fans). Sometimes being a fan is frustrating, sometimes it's all unicorns and rainbows. It's what makes college ball so great. Go BU!