Coach can't wait to get home.

Interesting how it comes across, but a MAC level school does have to play on the road quite often, comes with the territory.

Check some of those remarks, not one of those guys is me, I'm DB on Mlive too. :joecool:

My gut feeling is at the teams we are beating this year aren't as good as our conference competition. Anyone worried? Or will this young team grow before our eyes?

I'd like to see me run even more offense through Darius Paul (not so much on the perimeter- seems like he can't resist those open 3s).

And more Perry!! :cowbell:

Paul could turn out to be great. I like the sets we run that get him the ball on the wing and he's moving, catching in rhythm. That helps young players.

I think Duquesne was a good barometer for how the MAC season will go, close tough games and matchup issues with every one. How they mature and learn to win will be key, most will be close.

Very interesting how Taylor Perry has emerged at this point in the season.

(12-22-2012 10:59 AM)DesertBronco Wrote:  Paul could turn out to be great. I like the sets we run that get him the ball on the wing and he's moving, catching in rhythm. That helps young players.

I think Duquesne was a good barometer for how the MAC season will go, close tough games and matchup issues with every one. How they mature and learn to win will be key, most will be close.

Agreed. The MAC is a weak league at the end of the day which we should win or compete to win every year

No reason for WMU to not be a top tier team and getting bids every three or four years.

(12-22-2012 01:17 PM)DesertBronco Wrote:  No reason for WMU to not be a top tier team and getting bids every three or four years.

While I agree with you....it should be noted that no less than 8 or 9 teams in the MAC feel the exact same way.

I know they do company guy.