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Penndemonium PhD Student Posts 1899 |
04-30-18 03:44 AM - Post#256092
Will the Quakers be favored to repeat their Ivy title? What are the key offseason developments you will be keeping an eye on? Any news on the recruits and transfers mentioned in other threads? I'm looking for any topics other than favorite sports moments and stats vs. eye test... |
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palestra38 Professor Posts 32809 |
04-30-18 09:28 AM - Post#256096
1. No. Harvard will be the clear favorite, with Penn for 2nd 2. Who will step up to replace Wood as the outside shooting threat that the Quakers need in this offense? Where will the Tournament be played next year? 3-4. Who knows? |
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tioga Freshman Posts 57 |
04-30-18 09:39 AM - Post#256097
Also who will emerge as the leading point guard? |
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penn nation Professor Posts 21193 |
04-30-18 10:40 AM - Post#256100
The biggest question for me is how well our various injured players recover and play up to their pre-injury expectations. |
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SRP Postdoc Posts 4911 |
04-30-18 06:50 PM - Post#256157
I'm sure they'll pass the eye test and create some greatest sports moments. |
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Penndemonium PhD Student Posts 1899 |
04-30-18 08:27 PM - Post#256161
Yeah, I didn't think in the beginning of the season that Foreman would be tough to replace. Now, I think differently. I like the idea that Woods may grow into Foreman's leadership role and ability to step up beyond his estimated capability. It seems like a long shot, but Foreman laid the blueprint. I also like the possibilities for Williams. He seemed to play with a fury in his recruiting videos, and a year off could make him doubly angry. I'd love to see someone with his physical tools lit up with a chip on his shoulder. Hopefully we get the boost we need at PG from one of them. Now we just need a dead-eye shooter to replace Wood and to take some pressure off of Betley. |
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