(01-11-2017 12:49 AM)BlazintheATL Wrote:  Ok friend. First of all, you're a Marshall fan. Your basketball team has not been good since the 80's so there's no need to get a big head. Secondly, I never said anything about UAB this season. I simply stated a fact, which is Marshall doesn't get an at large unless they win out. Thirdly, in your above post you stated "If both Marshall and MTSU can get though the conference without screwing up a game or two with a bad loss. And we meet in the CUSA championship, I think there is a good chance we could land two." You didn't say "If Marshall wins and MTSU loses there's a good chance we get two bids." This implies that regardless of who wins or loses the tournament championship, each team can earn a bid. Lastly, if UAB manages to beat Marshall on Saturday, like they've done 9 of the last ten times they've played, then I will once again remind you that Marshall will not be getting an at large bid.

I'lll just come out and say it. Ehsan sucks as a HC and you aren't 9-7 just because Nick Norton is out. Clearly you are missing Robert Brown more than you are Nick Norton. Cokely looks like he has regressed more than he has progressed. Actually I think you are missing Haas more than anything. NO LEADERSHIP ON UAB right now.

And the 2 games last year you won against the Herd if we actually knew how to shoot FTs you would have lost. We was 11-23 in the 1st game and lost 81-78. And was 15-27 in the 2nd game and lost 94-91. We shoot 78% from the line last year, like we are this year then we win both of those games going away.

You sound like a Memphis fan. As if UAB will ever attain that level. But whatever. You was probably one of those that was giddy as can be that Marshall hired a 66 year old that had 1 year of college coaching in 1970, where he coached Marshall's freshman team that included Mike.

Right now we are playing well, have a coach that actually knows what he is doing, has recruited local talent that he is winning with, so deal with it.... We aren't going away anytime soon.