Sweet. Nobody notify me when Jabari decommits tia.
OT: 2020-2021 Boog Hoops
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If I’m Omar, I’m filing a discrimination suit against the NCAA and keeping those fvckers tied up in litigation for years.
Hooks says the Coopers have lawyered up and are fighting the NCAA. If they're lawyering up, I don't expect Cooper to go overseas. Why lawyer up and fight if you could just make the jump to Europe, play for a season, and then jump to the draft?
Good. Go to ESPN. Claim the only reason Cooper isn’t eligible is the color of his skin and let’s see how this plays out. Fvck the NCAA.
This is about more than just his eligibility, it’s his dads career.
Neither will give us a deal worth changing. Adidas is probably our best option when the UA deal runs out.
yeah. maybe melting is the wrong word. But rambling inarticulately is pretty accurate. I'd never listened to any of his stuff outside of the interviews where he's pretty decent at asking questions. He's not very good at giving opinions
Good for them. Unless there is something going on we are not privy to, this whole Coop stuff is bull shit.
Someone posted on the bunker that people connected with Nike are fueling this NCAA investigation. That makes some sense, especially if Omar used his AAU team to get some money from Nike with an insinuation or under the table agreement that Sharife would go to a Nike school.
Agreed but it isn’t inhibiting from recruiting like Barbee claimed. Now, we might land a prospect or two because of the better brands, but Bruce doesn’t need a big brand to recruit or win.
If the final result is
- Let Sharife play.
- Keep the ban at one one year and don't say that taking a postseason ban in a Covid year isn't enough by adding a year to it.
- Take one scholly away per year for 2 or 3 years.
that wouldn't be the worst result in the world.
But gonna be uneasy until the NCAA finalizes this because who knows what they'll do
- Let Sharife play.
- Keep the ban at one one year and don't say that taking a postseason ban in a Covid year isn't enough by adding a year to it.
- Take one scholly away per year for 2 or 3 years.
that wouldn't be the worst result in the world.
But gonna be uneasy until the NCAA finalizes this because who knows what they'll do
I think he has to keep options open on the chance that the NCAA door is completely closed. There's no guarantee he will get his eligibility. By all accounts, he wants to play and Auburn, and it seems the family is willing to fight the NCAA legally to make that happen.
Just a quick reminder Gents that Pat Ford is a hack. His jealousy of BRUCE knows no end.
I truly worry if we have a consistent scorer in that group. So we should put up 90 tomorrow.
We're gonna launch so many 3s. Think Powell is gonna be in the top 3 in minutes too. He'll spell turbo and Flanny and probably d cam too
I’m hoping and praying Powell can play significant minutes and score 10 a game. I don’t think Turbo can. Hope I’m wrong.
not sure if y'all had seen this
ESPN BPI projects Auburn's 2020-21 schedule
By NATHAN KING
Auburn basketball won’t be playing any postseason games at the end of its 2020-21 season after self-imposing a ban Sunday. But the regular season, at least, is finally here.
Bruce Pearl’s youngest Tigers team yet opens on Thanksgiving day against Saint Joseph’s as part of a multi-team event in Fort Myers, Florida. Auburn will play Gonzaga, the No. 1 team in college basketball, the following day, and will hang around in the Sunshine State for a matchup with UCF on Monday before returning to the Plains for its home opener against South Alabama on Dec. 4.
Indefinitely, Auburn will be without highly anticipated freshman point guard Sharife Cooper, as the program works to “resolve” an undisclosed NCAA eligibility issue for the former five-star prospect. He didn’t travel to Fort Myers.
“I don’t think Auburn has had a team that’s lost its entire starting five since 1950 — that just tells you how sort of unprecedented this is,” Pearl said this week. “This is really, truly going to be a new experience.
“If you look back at my press conferences leading up to the seasons, and you would ask me the questions, ‘What do you want to learn?’ And bottom line is I want to get exposed and see what we have and see what our strengths are, see what our weaknesses are, evaluate them, make the adjustments that are necessary to improve, and go from there.”
The Tigers’ nonconference slate isn’t completely filled out after most college basketball programs had to rework their schedules as a result of the coronavirus pandemic’s effect on the sport. It’s unclear whether Auburn will add more games or will roll with what it’s got before the season tips off tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. CST.
We do, however, know 26 of Auburn’s games for this season. And just in the nick of time late Tuesday night, ESPN finally updated its Basketball Power Index rankings and projections for 2020-21.
According to ESPN’s definition, “Basketball Power Index measures a team's true strength going forward; expected point margin per 70 possessions vs an average opponent on a neutral court.” Teams can have negative BPI scores, so they’re measured how far above or below average a team is expected to be against a standard opponent.
Let’s take a look at what the BPI thinks about Auburn, and how it sees each game on the Tigers’ schedule playing out.
ESPN BPI projects Auburn's 2020-21 schedule
By NATHAN KING
Auburn basketball won’t be playing any postseason games at the end of its 2020-21 season after self-imposing a ban Sunday. But the regular season, at least, is finally here.
Bruce Pearl’s youngest Tigers team yet opens on Thanksgiving day against Saint Joseph’s as part of a multi-team event in Fort Myers, Florida. Auburn will play Gonzaga, the No. 1 team in college basketball, the following day, and will hang around in the Sunshine State for a matchup with UCF on Monday before returning to the Plains for its home opener against South Alabama on Dec. 4.
Indefinitely, Auburn will be without highly anticipated freshman point guard Sharife Cooper, as the program works to “resolve” an undisclosed NCAA eligibility issue for the former five-star prospect. He didn’t travel to Fort Myers.
“I don’t think Auburn has had a team that’s lost its entire starting five since 1950 — that just tells you how sort of unprecedented this is,” Pearl said this week. “This is really, truly going to be a new experience.
“If you look back at my press conferences leading up to the seasons, and you would ask me the questions, ‘What do you want to learn?’ And bottom line is I want to get exposed and see what we have and see what our strengths are, see what our weaknesses are, evaluate them, make the adjustments that are necessary to improve, and go from there.”
The Tigers’ nonconference slate isn’t completely filled out after most college basketball programs had to rework their schedules as a result of the coronavirus pandemic’s effect on the sport. It’s unclear whether Auburn will add more games or will roll with what it’s got before the season tips off tomorrow at 3:30 p.m. CST.
We do, however, know 26 of Auburn’s games for this season. And just in the nick of time late Tuesday night, ESPN finally updated its Basketball Power Index rankings and projections for 2020-21.
According to ESPN’s definition, “Basketball Power Index measures a team's true strength going forward; expected point margin per 70 possessions vs an average opponent on a neutral court.” Teams can have negative BPI scores, so they’re measured how far above or below average a team is expected to be against a standard opponent.
Let’s take a look at what the BPI thinks about Auburn, and how it sees each game on the Tigers’ schedule playing out.
- Overall BPI score projection: 1.4 (134th in the country)
- Offensive score projection: 0.4 (153rd)
- Defensive score projection: 1.0 (134th in the country)
- Nov. 26 vs. Saint Joseph’s (Fort Myers, Fla.) — 79.7% chance to win
- Nov. 27 vs. Gonzaga (Fort Myers, Fla.) — 13.5% chance to win
- Nov. 30 at UCF — 28.8% chance to win
- Dec. 4 vs. South Alabama — 70.1% chance to win
- Dec. 12 vs. Memphis (Atlanta) — 28.3% chance to win
- Dec. 15 vs. Texas Southern — 77.7% chance to win
- Dec. 19 vs. Troy — 83.2% chance to win
- Dec. 22 vs. Appalachian State — 74.8% chance to win
- Jan. 30 at Baylor (SEC/Big 12 Challenge) — 6.2% chance to win
- Dec. 30 vs. Arkansas — 41.8% chance to win
- Jan. 2 at Texas A&M — 21.6% chance to win
- Jan. 6 at Ole Miss — 16.5% chance to win
- Jan. 9 vs. Alabama — 46.6% chance to win
- Jan. 13 at Georgia — 24.9% chance to win
- Jan. 16 vs. Kentucky — 41.8% chance to win
- Jan. 20 at Arkansas — 15.9% chance to win
- Jan. 23 at South Carolina — 18.3% chance to win
- Jan. 26 vs. Missouri — 47.7% chance to win
- Feb. 2 vs. Georgia — 54.9% chance to win
- Feb. 6 vs. Ole Miss — 40.5% chance to win
- Feb. 9 at Vanderbilt — 28.3% chance to win
- Feb. 13 at Kentucky — 16.8% chance to win
- Feb. 16 vs. Mississippi State — 42.0% chance to win
- Feb. 20 at LSU — 11.8% chance to win
- Feb. 23 vs. Florida — 27.4% chance to win
- Feb. 27 vs. Tennessee — 25.5% chance to win
- March 2 at Alabama — 20.8% chance to win
Well at least hack is jacking on the NCAA, mean time I’m still counting on Rife to be another MALIK without as much range (chords of course, not fogging treys).
Not to go all huthut, but this squad was on probation for two years with no post season & nary a appearance on TV. Went Us against the World & went 11-0000000. Entirely different scenario or is it?
AttitUde!!
The boogs played today. The boogs won today. Today was a good day. Have y’allselves a boogin’ Thanksgiving.
Buying your son a Maserati is not a financially sound decision... also when your son is attending auburn, it is not a smart decision.
Should have bought him a 97 Silverado to compare to Bama’s pg’s new charger
Al Flanigan as a 1st rounder on a mock draft posted to the internet:
NBA Mock Draft - NBADraft.net
Specializing in drafts with top players on the NBA horizon, player profiles, scouting reports, rankings and prospective international recruits.
www.nbadraft.net
Lol. Samir was too early last year. That said, Al is a physical specimen so idk. If he shoots a highish 3pth% then anything is possible bc he’s got almost everything else
fuggn shocker, Au doesn't play another game on espn minus
Dec. 30–Arkansas at Auburn 6 p.m. (ESPN2)
Jan. 2–Auburn at Texas A&M 7:30 p.m. (SEC Network)
Jan. 6–Auburn at Ole Miss 8 p.m. (SEC Network)
Jan. 9–Alabama at Auburn noon or 2 p.m. (ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNU)
Jan. 13–Auburn at Georgia 6 p.m. (SEC Network)
Jan. 16–Kentucky at Auburn 1 p.m. (ESPN)
Jan. 20–Auburn at Arkansas 8 p.m. (SEC Network)
Jan. 23–Auburn at South Carolina 11 a.m. (ESPN or ESPN2)
Jan. 26–Missouri at Auburn 8 p.m. (ESPNU)
Feb. 2–Georgia at Auburn 6 p.m. (SEC Network)
Feb. 6–Ole Miss at Auburn 3 p.m. (ESPN2)
Feb. 9–Auburn at Vanderbilt 7:30 p.m. (SEC Network)
Feb. 13–Auburn at Kentucky, noon (CBS)
Feb. 16–Mississippi State at Auburn 8 p.m. (ESPNU)
Feb. 20–Auburn at LSU 3 p.m. or 5 p.m. (ESPN or ESPN2)
Feb. 23–Florida at Auburn 8 p.m. (ESPN or ESPN2 or ESPNU)
Feb. 27–Tennessee at Auburn 11 a.m. (ESPN or ESPN2)
March 2–Auburn at Alabama 6 p.m. (ESPN or ESPN2 or ESPNU)
Dec. 30–Arkansas at Auburn 6 p.m. (ESPN2)
Jan. 2–Auburn at Texas A&M 7:30 p.m. (SEC Network)
Jan. 6–Auburn at Ole Miss 8 p.m. (SEC Network)
Jan. 9–Alabama at Auburn noon or 2 p.m. (ESPN, ESPN2 or ESPNU)
Jan. 13–Auburn at Georgia 6 p.m. (SEC Network)
Jan. 16–Kentucky at Auburn 1 p.m. (ESPN)
Jan. 20–Auburn at Arkansas 8 p.m. (SEC Network)
Jan. 23–Auburn at South Carolina 11 a.m. (ESPN or ESPN2)
Jan. 26–Missouri at Auburn 8 p.m. (ESPNU)
Feb. 2–Georgia at Auburn 6 p.m. (SEC Network)
Feb. 6–Ole Miss at Auburn 3 p.m. (ESPN2)
Feb. 9–Auburn at Vanderbilt 7:30 p.m. (SEC Network)
Feb. 13–Auburn at Kentucky, noon (CBS)
Feb. 16–Mississippi State at Auburn 8 p.m. (ESPNU)
Feb. 20–Auburn at LSU 3 p.m. or 5 p.m. (ESPN or ESPN2)
Feb. 23–Florida at Auburn 8 p.m. (ESPN or ESPN2 or ESPNU)
Feb. 27–Tennessee at Auburn 11 a.m. (ESPN or ESPN2)
March 2–Auburn at Alabama 6 p.m. (ESPN or ESPN2 or ESPNU)
edit - Bunker moron was wrong about Sharife being cleared and is getting roasted
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Well I can sleuth the boog since I joined the MB this month and guy is that fuggin imbecile that used to preach about how Mac should play the 4. Seems to have been debunked already what a dbag.
I thought I recognized the handle but couldn’t remember why... now I feel like a moron for ever believing it
that dude was the mouthiest mouthbreather this side of gary
