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Well deserved.

Now go end psu's season.

I am rooting for you guys to win big in Portland. Good luck.

one of the few brights spots of the season. congrats!

I like Shawn Reid a lot. Solid player, and seems to have a good head on his shoulders as well. Is he named a 2-year captain?

A nice accomplishment for Shawn. He started out the season in a big slump and lost his starting spot. He kept plugging away and had a huge part in some big wins, including the road wins at Portland State and ISU and the big game to end the streak against NAU-not to mention his 31 point effort against Weber State.

It's kinda glaring though-one honorable mention for our team whereas our biggest rivals have 2 first teamers and 2 second teamers...and the 2 first teamers are back next season.

Nice job, Shawn.

Here's hoping Tre and Mike Dison join you next year, and that y'all move up to the first team.

With Reid, Blount, Fall, Dison, Johnson, Moon, Budinich and Bigelow (possibly Stewart) all coming back there's no reason we can't be near the top of the pack next season. That's a lot of talent and doesn't include the three freshmen, who also look good. Nine players, four seniors. Fall, Blount and Moon will all be seniors. Stewart would be a senior too. Those nine guys have up-tempo written all over them. Time for the coaching staff to step up and mold these guys into the team they can be. Barring a bunch of injuries or academic or off-court issues this is as talented a team as there is in the Big Sky.

[cat_bracket] wrote:With Reid, Blount, Fall, Dison, Johnson, Moon, Budinich and Bigelow (possibly Stewart) all coming back there's no reason we can't be near the top of the pack next season. That's a lot of talent and doesn't include the three freshmen, who also look good. Nine players, four seniors. Fall, Blount and Moon will all be seniors. Stewart would be a senior too. Those nine guys have up-tempo written all over them. Time for the coaching staff to step up and mold these guys into the team they can be. Barring a bunch of injuries or academic or off-court issues this is as talented a team as there is in the Big Sky.

UM and Weber will be the favorites again next year. The best we can expect for next year is 3rd, more likely 4th or 5th.

I agree that we have a good, athletic teaming coming back, but I think Huse will continue to run a slow it down half court offense that doesn't utilize our quickness and speed at all.

wbtfg wrote:

[cat_bracket] wrote:With Reid, Blount, Fall, Dison, Johnson, Moon, Budinich and Bigelow (possibly Stewart) all coming back there's no reason we can't be near the top of the pack next season. That's a lot of talent and doesn't include the three freshmen, who also look good. Nine players, four seniors. Fall, Blount and Moon will all be seniors. Stewart would be a senior too. Those nine guys have up-tempo written all over them. Time for the coaching staff to step up and mold these guys into the team they can be. Barring a bunch of injuries or academic or off-court issues this is as talented a team as there is in the Big Sky.

UM and Weber will be the favorites again next year. The best we can expect for next year is 3rd, more likely 4th or 5th.

I agree that we have a good, athletic teaming coming back, but I think Huse will continue to run a slow it down half court offense that doesn't utilize our quickness and speed at all.

No question WSU and UM will be picked to win by the media and coaches. If Huse can't get this team to at least a third place finish, well, then I'm afraid he needs to be shown the door. This is a team that should win all of its home league games and more than half of its road league games. I think its a 20-game schedule, so I expect a 15-5 finish or better.

[cat_bracket] wrote:

wbtfg wrote:

[cat_bracket] wrote:With Reid, Blount, Fall, Dison, Johnson, Moon, Budinich and Bigelow (possibly Stewart) all coming back there's no reason we can't be near the top of the pack next season. That's a lot of talent and doesn't include the three freshmen, who also look good. Nine players, four seniors. Fall, Blount and Moon will all be seniors. Stewart would be a senior too. Those nine guys have up-tempo written all over them. Time for the coaching staff to step up and mold these guys into the team they can be. Barring a bunch of injuries or academic or off-court issues this is as talented a team as there is in the Big Sky.

UM and Weber will be the favorites again next year. The best we can expect for next year is 3rd, more likely 4th or 5th.

I agree that we have a good, athletic teaming coming back, but I think Huse will continue to run a slow it down half court offense that doesn't utilize our quickness and speed at all.

No question WSU and UM will be picked to win by the media and coaches. If Huse can't get this team to at least a third place finish, well, then I'm afraid he needs to be shown the door. This is a team that should win all of its home league games and more than half of its road league games. I think its a 20-game schedule, so I expect a 15-5 finish or better.

If we're 15-5 next year, and Huse is the head coach. I will buy you copious amounts of alcohol.

wbtfg wrote:I agree that we have a good, athletic teaming coming back, but I think Huse will continue to run a slow it down half court offense that doesn't utilize our quickness and speed at all.

^^ This. Every time I watch the Cats on bigskytv I wonder, with the talent they have, why the hell they are running the slow offense they run. It's weird...