according to this fan poll/graphic from BTN it is. Sucks for us but sucks more for Pitt, who has become a basketball school.
Villanova is the most popular college basketball team in PA?
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I'd be curious how they all rank in PA, all the D1 schools. We'd be behind VU, Pitt, and Temple, likely.
I'd be curious how they all rank in PA, all the D1 schools. We'd be behind VU, Pitt, and Temple, likely.
PSU would be behind Grove City College and the
University of Scranton. Laugh at me all you want - I am certain that Pat is going to fix that.
University of Scranton. Laugh at me all you want - I am certain that Pat is going to fix that.
Not laughing, and I have said before...
If you asked 100,000 at Beaver Stadium when they walked in the gate to name one player on that year's basketball team, you'd have under 20,000 correct answers.
If you asked 100,000 at Beaver Stadium when they walked in the gate to name one player on that year's basketball team, you'd have under 20,000 correct answers.
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A basketball school that hasn't been to a final four since 1941 and only two other Elite 8 appearances. Not very impressive.
The Philadelphia area is 4-5 times larger than the Pittsburgh area. Just pure numbers. Didn't know Penn State had a basketball team.
Nova will struggle going forward with the cost of attendance fee. It will be hard for any of these smaller schools to pay several hundred athletes the new COA fee. I expect PSU (and others) to start picking up the PA kids from these smaller schools.
Loved Barkley's comment on them "the Atlanta Hawks of the NCAA"
Referring to well coached, well executed, "team" basketball.
Referring to well coached, well executed, "team" basketball.
Re: Loved Barkley's comment on them "the Atlanta Hawks of the NCAA"
Nova does not have to pay all athletes the COA. Schools can select which sports as long as they stay in t9 compliance. Nova could decide to just do it for mens and womens hoops. That would be 28 max. About 150k per year. That is about 6% of Jay Wright salary.
Nova does not have to pay all athletes the COA. Schools can select which sports as long as they stay in t9 compliance. Nova could decide to just do it for mens and womens hoops. That would be 28 max. About 150k per year. That is about 6% of Jay Wright salary.
TheGlove what's your take on NCAA sanctions coming down for Carolina? Best wishes in S16. Cards got a tough assignment today with NIU.
I think they {the hoop team} and all the other UNC sports involved will be hit hard.
They have to be.
I'm as disappointed in their tremendous lack of judgment as any Tar Heel fan.
They need to 'suck it up' and take their medicine!
They have to be.
I'm as disappointed in their tremendous lack of judgment as any Tar Heel fan.
They need to 'suck it up' and take their medicine!
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