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KRAM1
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I think that's about right...maybe 2500 at max.  No Little Dribblers and their parents skewing attendance.  Sort of disappointed in the student attendance.  Yes, they were spread out pretty much every

Andrew
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JJ's team beat them in 2006 by 24 and went on to the big dance. Every game counts! They are not a great team and they were not great then either. We are young and unproven. With Harris suited up and s

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NT 104 Jarvis Christian 75     2:59 to go   First time to hit 100 since February of 2010.

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I'm excited to see this new look/lineup. I don't think tonight will tell us anything about the team, but I am excited nonetheless.

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JJ best Jarvis by 24 points in 06. It was mentioned in another thread, but that was the year we made the big dance. Maybe Winning tonight is a sign of things to come..... Or maybe not....

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Mean_Green09 Newbie

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I'm not worried about getting a win tonight.  It's more about how the players play as a team.

Thats a very good point. Streetball or actual team ball

Guess they're going with Deandre as the 6th man again.

I would. I like the idea of my first sub being an explosive scorer like Harris. 

Also Im sure there will be much more tinkering with the lineup. They had close to 10 different starting lineups last year.

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I really, really hope Holston and Fuller come out looking strong.  We don't have a lot of other options at those spots if they aren't ready.

Holston is our only perimeter player with any size. We need him to be huge this season rather he starts or comes off the bench. 

 

We we also need Hollis to sign on because we could use his length next season. 

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Where do you guys see Deckie fitting in?  I find him interesting.

When you look at the production we lost he HAS to be a scorer. We lost 74% of our scoring from last year. We are a guard oriented team. So he HAS to score and he HAS to hit the boards.

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Hard to judge this team before seeing them. Almost a brand new team again. Our recruiting improved, looks like we are at least middle of the pack in CUSA recruiting-wise now. Which is good because we will be relying heavily on freshmen this year. If Reese is as good as advertised with our weak schedule out-of-conference I could see us having a slightly over .500 record. We will see. 

Is Brice not expected to start? If so why not? 

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I'm not worried about getting a win tonight.  It's more about how the players play as a team.

Yeah, though this could give a first look at some new bigs. If they don't look dominate against this level of competition it's reason for concern. 

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Travis Mentor

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I'm not worried about getting a win tonight.  It's more about how the players play as a team.

I think I know what you mean... and I am most concerned about how we play.... But, if we can't beat this team exhibition or not, we all should be worried. Really really worried. 

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I think I know what you mean... and I am most concerned about how we play.... But, if we can't beat this team exhibition or not, we all should be worried. Really really worried. 

It's not an exhibition for us, but it is for Jarvis.

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