THE OFFICIAL RUTGERS-HOFSTRA PREDICTION THREAD
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this predicting stuff is dangerous
It's harmless since it means absolutely nothing to the game. just enjoy
Hofstra won 12 in a row in the CAA which is ****** conference despite having Charleston before losing in the tourney semis. Scheduled strong out of conference but mixed results
Beat Charleston in league, other notable wins Iona and Princeton. Got blown out by St Mary's and Purdue. 14-2 in Quad 4 games
Beat Charleston in league, other notable wins Iona and Princeton. Got blown out by St Mary's and Purdue. 14-2 in Quad 4 games
Will this game even be played? I mean, with the pending litigation and all
Is that player on Hofstra somebody who we really may have a shot at or interest in?
RU65-Prideless57
RU65-Prideless57
Aaron Estrada transferred up to Oregon in 2020-21 and averaged 3PPG off the bench when Eugene Omoyuri was at Oregon. Then he came back east and landed at Hofstra. I don't know if he's a starting high major guard, but he will help someone if he wants to transfer for a 3rd time.
I think RU beat them in 99 NIT by 10, 68-58, so will go with that
Enjoy what? making a prediction ? I can enjoy the game without making a prediction or seeing the predictors attacking the team after an unexpected loss. Anyway who really listens to them . We recently found out how wrong some experts are. Have fun.
Wait -- first things first -- has everyone filled out their NIT brackets yet?
:Hammer Nails:To me this one is impossible to predict not knowing the mental state of the team. If RU can pick themselves off the floor and play with great determination they should win handily. If they can’t recover from the devastating snub by the Committee, they will make an early exit Tomorrow night.
Soon as I finish my women's bracket will get on that
Everytime I see "Hofstra" I think "Hoffa" and then the end zone in Giants Stadium....
Anyway...
RU: 72
Giants Stadium End Zone: 61
Anyway...
RU: 72
Giants Stadium End Zone: 61
Our prized recruits should be following the contests. Have to think the further we advance, the better in terms of recruiting impression. So there's that "angle."
I know it has to be tough on the players to get motivated after what happened, but one thing that should motivate them is that a loss to a team like Hofstra totally vindicates the selection philosophy of overweighting bad losses that led to them being left out.