SWWeatherCat
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So NAU loses by 4 at USC last night after falling apart in the second half. Maybe this makes USU's thumping of USC in Logan not seem as indicative of where USU might be this season or this early in the year?
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Common Opponents - NAU, USU
- Thread starter SWWeatherCat
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MJA said:
Well hello there MJA!! I'll bite, yes the Aggies are looking pretty good so far. The UCSB win, to me, is the most impressive for the Ags (even though their best player wasn't available). Never easy to play in tbe Thunderdome. USU has a very experienced team and last years trials really forged a unique bond on the court. Even though USC and Miss St. are the...hmmm...dregs of their conferences. They are still PAC-12 and SEC teams (Prairie View, Kennesaw, and Mississippi Valley were MSU's three wins. Not too impressive 3-0 in my opinion.). I'm looking forward to a good game on Tuesday. You coming over to the Dee?
