This just feels so, so off. This whole thing.
Vanderbilt took one of Presby's players that was certainly familiar with its playbook.
It just felt like Stack being stubborn caught up with him last night, think he needs some more critical voices in his ear without Curry and Maz there, those were the two guys that really pushed back on him from what I understand. It felt like there was a lack of a sense of urgency, it felt as if everything they said in the offseason about non-conference play was null and void.
It's not just an injury thing. I think they win if they have the three guys, but they were down 15. 15. To a team that went 0-15 on the road last season. Presbyterian won three D1 games last season.
Presbyterian's leading scorer from last night averaged 2.9 points per game last season at UNCW. Its second leading scorer averaged under 10 points a game at Presbyterian last year. Presbyterian lost its two leading scorers as well as its center. One graduated, one transferred to the Citadel, one transferred to Lipscomb.
Vanderbilt took one of Presby's players that was certainly familiar with its playbook.
It just felt like Stack being stubborn caught up with him last night, think he needs some more critical voices in his ear without Curry and Maz there, those were the two guys that really pushed back on him from what I understand. It felt like there was a lack of a sense of urgency, it felt as if everything they said in the offseason about non-conference play was null and void.
It's not just an injury thing. I think they win if they have the three guys, but they were down 15. 15. To a team that went 0-15 on the road last season. Presbyterian won three D1 games last season.
Presbyterian's leading scorer from last night averaged 2.9 points per game last season at UNCW. Its second leading scorer averaged under 10 points a game at Presbyterian last year. Presbyterian lost its two leading scorers as well as its center. One graduated, one transferred to the Citadel, one transferred to Lipscomb.
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