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UCONN met the asking price for Tarris Reed

Posted on: February 18, 2025 at 12:29:48 CT
wu-tangtiger MU
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A price Mizzou wasn’t willing to.

UConn is down because it’s hard to replace NBA level players and it’s not reasonable to expect a 3 peat
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The big dance will be interesting this year - alstl MU - 2/18 09:30:22
     The NCAA's are now a shopping opportunity for bigger - XRob MU - 2/18 16:39:39
     Marquette is in the Big East - wu-tangtiger MU - 2/18 10:19:48
          Big East generates around $3 million a year per school - alstl MU - 2/18 10:28:05
               The last 2 national champs came from the Big East - wu-tangtiger MU - 2/18 10:33:52
                    As I said this season schools have refined and mastered - alstl MU - 2/18 12:09:07
                         two time defending champs..declining significantly..lol - meatiger MU - 2/18 13:43:28
                         UCONN met the asking price for Tarris Reed - wu-tangtiger MU - 2/18 12:29:48
                    that doesn't make them a major conference. stop being - phrejd KC - 2/18 11:34:18
                         They regularly get 5+ teams in the tournament - Eggs MU - 2/18 12:28:27
                              They're ahead of the ACC in RPI (nm) - Columbian Gold MU - 2/18 13:57:25
                                   This is one of the worst year the ACC has had - wu-tangtiger MU - 2/18 14:29:40
                         You could look at spending - wu-tangtiger MU - 2/18 12:27:28
     There will still be upsets - meatiger MU - 2/18 09:41:38
          Missouri is a good example of why cold shooting doesn't - alstl MU - 2/18 10:30:45
     The 3 ball and having older rosters were the great equalizer - FIJItiger MU - 2/18 09:37:24
          That's what I'm thinking. Wait for a lower league player - alstl MU - 2/18 10:33:55




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