This is insane. Never again.I would have thought that was more than us losing to Radford and Hofstra on back-to-back December 22nd
Why shouldn't they be allowed to go home for Christmas to be with their families. They have endured enough with all the covid stupidity. They will be tested before they go and when they get back. If they test positive, they will quarantine. No big deal. VCU is evil for keeping student athletes from going home for Christmas.I am more concerned that the players are apparently going home for a few days for Christmas break this year. I realize most of them haven't been home since the summer, but this year that seems to just be asking for pandemic related trouble.
It's a tough situation. Of course the kids deserve to be able to see their families over the holidays. But 17 or 18 kids, each going to homes with 3,4 or more people all over the country? Pretty much impossible to expect than none of them will get covid in that scenario, and that really threatens the next few weeks of basketball. Lots of us want to see family for the holidays but won't.
Not giving up yet. The Spiders did the same thing last season with the last non-conference game and were able to get to the bubble at least. The best news is there is no clear favorite this year, so they have a better chance in theory. However, the Spiders are running out of chances.
Maybe because we have some exciting young players to look forward to? We can do both and can be excited about this team and look forward to our younger guys next year.I know why but it’s sad that we’re talking about next season when we have “the greatest class ever” this year...
Things are cloudy. Concern has cast a pall across the land. Can the Spiders remain undaunted in the face of great challenges? Can they see the strength within, as a ray of hope? Has the team shaken off the shocking nature of the Hofstra loss, by beating the Wildcats of Davidson? Will the glimmers of hope shine through? Can the mighty ones emerge better in the new year than before?
So many questions. It is cloudy.Maximum question limit is 4 per post....you asked 5
Yes. You betcha. Definitely. You know it. No question about it.Things are cloudy. Concern has cast a pall across the land. Can the Spiders remain undaunted in the face of great challenges? Can they see the strength within, as a ray of hope? Has the team shaken off the shocking nature of the Hofstra loss, by beating the Wildcats of Davidson? Will the glimmers of hope shine through? Can the mighty ones emerge better in the new year than before?
Ah, the time-travel paradox. I will do as you say after Coach Mooney leads us to 5 consecutive A10 semifinals and 2 NCAAs. But nothing good will happen to this team until I do it.Nothing good will happen to this team, until Choppin and 23, click their heels together 3 times and say "Chris Mooney is a great coach".
Do you own an inspirational poster business? If not, you’re in the wrong line of work.Now is the time. Our Spiders are coming off a win against a good Rhode Island team. Our team of underdogs and unheralded players are poised for greatness. They must seize the moment. Time is of the essence. Greatness awaits.
When the going gets tough, the tough get going.....
They even have a Radford guy who is doing well.The last few years they get going...right to Louisville’s roster
Wouldn't it be every 12 hours? After 24 hours, they are back on top.Every 24 hours, the world turns over on someone who is sitting on top of it.
You miss 100% of the shots you don’t take.