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Offline coalherd

HERD Sports Teams . . ,
« on: June 09, 2024, 11:52:12 PM »
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  • . . . didn't fare too badly when the final results in the race for the Vic Bubas Cup in the Sun Belt Conference were out.  The Cup reflects the overall sports performances of member schools' teams in the recently completed school year.

    Texas State won this past year's Cup, edging JMU 130.5 to 126.  The Top 5 finishers overall also include Coastal Carolina, 119.5, Arkansas State, 118, and Marshall and Louisiana tied for 5th place at 117 each.   

    Actually IMO, this speaks pretty well of MU Athletics overall, particularly of our Olympic sports teams.  Especially, when you consider that in our TOP 2 Revenue Sports, Football, under TWO Coaching Staffs, in the last decade or so overall, the team's performance and on-the-field game results have been, frankly, mundane and UNDERWHELMING.  The same, or perhaps a little worse, can also be said of Marshall's Men's Basketball in the just completed decade of "Leadership" under High School Danny!!

    If MU's Leaders ever decided to make HERD Football and Men's Basketball programs capable of COMPETING year-in and year-out for League championships and meaningful postseason play, the HERD could seriously be in the running for, and occasionally, or more often, WINNING the SBC race for the Bubas Cup!!

     
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    Re: HERD Sports Teams . . ,
    « Reply #1 on: June 09, 2024, 11:54:48 PM »
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  • . . . didn't fare too badly when the final results in the race for the Vic Bubas Cup in the Sun Belt Conference were out.  The Cup reflects the overall sports performances of member schools' teams in the recently completed school year.

    Texas State won this past year's Cup, edging JMU 130.5 to 126.  The Top 5 finishers overall also include Coastal Carolina, 119.5, Arkansas State, 118, and Marshall and Louisiana tied for 5th place at 117 each.   

    Actually IMO, this speaks pretty well of MU Athletics overall, particularly of our Olympic sports teams.  Especially, when you consider that in our TOP 2 Revenue Sports, Football, under TWO Coaching Staffs, in the last decade or so overall, the team's performance and on-the-field game results have been, frankly, mundane and UNDERWHELMING.  The same, or perhaps a little worse, can also be said of Marshall's Men's Basketball in the just completed decade of "Leadership" under High School Danny!!

    If MU's Leader's ever decided to make HERD Football and Men's Basketball programs capable of COMPETING year-in and year-out for League championships and meaningful postseason play, the HERD could seriously be in the running for, and occasionally, or more often, WINNING the SBC race for the Bubas Cup!!


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    Re: HERD Sports Teams . . ,
    « Reply #2 on: June 10, 2024, 08:10:35 AM »
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  • Iirc Spears bonus is based on the standings

    As it should be. Minor sports are doing well and positioned well overall. Beals and Zerkle need to improve, as does volleyball. Football and mens b'ball are dragging us down.


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    Offline MUther

    Re: HERD Sports Teams . . ,
    « Reply #3 on: June 10, 2024, 06:50:03 PM »
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  • Texas State is like Charlotte.  They're excellent at everything that provides no money or notoriety.   But not even nationally relevant, just best in conference at those things.  I'm all for strong athletic programs, top to bottom, but I'd take JMU every time over Texas St because they're strong in major sports.
     
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