on a side note, 1 more win and we match last season's total! :)

Mullet, maybe Keatts simply out-coached a well-respected Bill Coen? Consider that?

(01-06-2015 09:18 AM)Seahawkhoops Wrote:  on a side note, 1 more win and we match last season's total! :)

On a side note, for the time being, it appears William & Mary is the new "team to beat".

No one in the CAA really has a true "signature win" in non-conference this year, but the closest thing to it would be W&M's victory over Wofford (# 26 RPI), the only Top 50 RPI win for the league this year. Wofford, however, is sure to fall out of the Top 50 with their weak SoCon schedule. The Tribe also blew out Charleston (75-45) and Drexel (73-47) to begin conference play. We'll be facing them Jan 14 in Williamsburg.

I would agree with that.

(01-06-2015 10:08 AM)Seahawk Nation 08 Wrote:  Mullet, maybe Keatts simply out-coached a well-respected Bill Coen? Consider that?

Mullet, for all the crap we give you, I agree 100% with your earlier post concerning our ability to compete this year, but also considering we could lose at any given point. Our team right now, reminds me of the VCU teams from 04-06. They were competitive, had the skill to beat top CAA teams, but also lost a bunch of games they shouldn't have or just got out-played. Saying all of that, I'm hoping this season is a turning point for us and "rock bottom" is behind us.

(01-06-2015 01:39 PM)CoastGuardHawk06 Wrote:  Our team right now, reminds me of the VCU teams from 04-06. They were competitive, had the skill to beat top CAA teams, but also lost a bunch of games they shouldn't have or just got out-played.

Let's pray Keatts isn't the next Jeff Capel III. He was a lousy coach. Solid comparison otherwise.

Yeah, hopefully Keatts never takes a swing at a student in an opposing student section on his way to the locker room. LOL