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Men's basketball says 'Aloha' to 2009-10 schedule
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uncbears8228
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Looks like a challenging sked i think we can do real well in the hawaii tournament and challenge in the big sky this year
One of the first things that stands out here is the game at Oklahoma--To me thats a winnable game. They're reloading around Willie Warren, as the Griffin brothers and Juan Pattilo (sp?) among others are gone.
All in all kudos to Boyle on a good but not crippling OOC. They SHOULD go 2-1 at worst in Hawaii, and maybe 2-0 at Air Force if that tournament is as loaded as it was last year (Kidding--The field was Air Force, TX-Pan American, Wofford, and UCCS). TCU, CSU and Wyoming are all winnable games. Yes, two are away from Greeley, but all of those teams finished in the bottom half of that league. DU will continue to improve, but so will we, and that game is at home, so its winnable. La-Monroe and San Jose State are wild cards in my mind, as neither one was anywhere near the top of their respective conferences or the .500 mark, but I dont know who is back for either one.
All in all kudos to Boyle on a good but not crippling OOC. They SHOULD go 2-1 at worst in Hawaii, and maybe 2-0 at Air Force if that tournament is as loaded as it was last year (Kidding--The field was Air Force, TX-Pan American, Wofford, and UCCS). TCU, CSU and Wyoming are all winnable games. Yes, two are away from Greeley, but all of those teams finished in the bottom half of that league. DU will continue to improve, but so will we, and that game is at home, so its winnable. La-Monroe and San Jose State are wild cards in my mind, as neither one was anywhere near the top of their respective conferences or the .500 mark, but I dont know who is back for either one.
