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5 Kentucky players make Street/Smith All- American list

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Really, tomcatsalute. If not VanHoose, then who?

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Really, tomcatsalute. If not VanHoose, then who?

 

:confused:

 

so tcs? who is it?

Vanhoose is the best in the region.

I am very shocked about Vanhoose. Hes not the best player in his region!!!

 

You just lost all credibility on this board, might as well cancel your subscription or hang out on the girls basketball forum lol

 

My guess is we never hear who your #1 pick for the 16th is, because you

probally couldnt take the heat:banana:

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If all you saw was the Rupp game, I can understand your thinking, and your right, that was not a d-1 performance while Proffitt has a state championship ring. That is why most people IN THE STATE would rank Proffitt higher, if you go around the country, the perception is much difference. Bottom line, both are good players, with different styles, both went to conferences that are considered high majors, with the big east probally the highest rated conference right now. My suggestion would be to go to their pre-season matchup at the KBA deal and see what you think. Will be an entertaining game.

Evansville is not Notre Dame, and while the Missouri Valley is a nice league, it's not close to the level of the Big East. The two signings aren't comparable.
Evansville is not Notre Dame, and while the Missouri Valley is a nice league, it's not close to the level of the Big East. The two signings aren't comparable.

 

As an Evansville alum, I agree. The Valley is far from the Beast, and since joining the league my Freshman year in 1994 Evansville has never really been very competitive in the Valley. The only real progress that they have made in that time is removing the sleves from the uniforms.

 

They have a fine tradition as Evansville College. They won 5 NCAA D2 Championships under legengary coach Arad McCutchan. McCutchan retirement after the 76-77 season, was followed by the Aces making the lead to NCAA D1. 4 games into their 1st season at the D1 level the entire team was killed in a plane wreck. Unfortunatley they have never been able to get past that incident and enjoy any of the success that they previous achevied under coach McCutchan. Locally they still receive pretty good fan support for a school that is smaller than a lot of high schools.

Evansville is not Notre Dame, and while the Missouri Valley is a nice league, it's not close to the level of the Big East. The two signings aren't comparable.

Missouri Valley and Big East are both considered high major conferences, with

the Big East I think having the highest rpi rating right now, Evansville and Notre Dame would be no better than the middle of their conference right now, but I think comparing the signings doesnt mean much, you will have to see what each gets done at the college level. My guess is both will be successful, with Vanhoose being more of a scorer and Proffitt being more of a playmaker

Missouri Valley and Big East are both considered high major conferences, with

the Big East I think having the highest rpi rating right now, Evansville and Notre Dame would be no better than the middle of their conference right now, but I think comparing the signings doesnt mean much, you will have to see what each gets done at the college level. My guess is both will be successful, with Vanhoose being more of a scorer and Proffitt being more of a playmaker

 

The MVC is a mid-major conference. Please do not try to make it sound as though it is on the same level as the Big East and others at the top of the heap, generally the BCS conferences.

The MVC is a mid-major conference. Please do not try to make it sound as though it is on the same level as the Big East and others at the top of the heap, generally the BCS conferences.

Being the best mid major does not make you a high major...

The MVC is a mid-major conference. Please do not try to make it sound as though it is on the same level as the Big East and others at the top of the heap, generally the BCS conferences.

Check out the rpi ratings, they rank 5-7 in rpi rankings, out of 20 some conferences in the country, they have 3 teams in the pre-season top 25,4 bids to post season last year, and had two teams in the sweet 16 last year, most people consider that High major,, the mac would be mid-major

do some more research

Check out the rpi ratings, they rank 5-7 in rpi rankings, out of 20 some conferences in the country, they have 3 teams in the pre-season top 25,4 bids to post season last year, and had two teams in the sweet 16 last year, most people consider that High major,, the mac would be mid-major

do some more research

 

Keep trying. The MVC is just like any of the other mid-majors. Their top one or two teams could compete with and perhaps even beat anyone in the country, but most of the rest of the conference wouldn't have a chance against the big dogs. It's the same argument as in FB — the depth of quality teams is the difference between the mid-majors and the big boys.

The Missouri Valley teams participate in Bracket Buster Saturday. If that doesn't scream mid-major conference nothing does.

So no one has a really good reason why Duncan is on this list? I have never seen him play and im sorry but I've never heard this kids name until now. How good could he possibly be. It really is amazing how alot of the times it comes down to who you know.

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Keep trying. The MVC is just like any of the other mid-majors. Their top one or two teams could compete with and perhaps even beat anyone in the country, but most of the rest of the conference wouldn't have a chance against the big dogs. It's the same argument as in FB — the depth of quality teams is the difference between the mid-majors and the big boys.

Obviously there are some differences in conferences, and the Big East is as good as it gets, but as a simple math excercise, I would think you would take all the conference rankings and divide by 3, the top 1/3 is high major, the middle third is mid-major, and the bottom third is low-major. Now if you want to further divide that into High-High Major, or High-mid-major, or Low-crud-Major feel free, but I may be a little predjudiced, but I see where DV is coming from and the math is pretty simple. If you want to base it on quality of play, I think you can ask do you have to win the conference championship to get in the big dance.

You just lost all credibility on this board, might as well cancel your subscription or hang out on the girls basketball forum lol

 

My guess is we never hear who your #1 pick for the 16th is, because you

probally couldnt take the heat:banana:

Who passes out the credibility on this board? If someone doesn't agree with you and yours they have no credibility. Some body got dumped on when Ty Profitt made it with out being on THE LIST. So maybe we shouldn't put much credibility in Smith and Street or Street and Smith or what ever. Some body saw him and forgot to read the list. :lol:

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