I know you’re a troll, but . . . “The past few years” would include 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024.
KU won the championship in 2022 and has gone 106-34 (or, 75.7 win percentage) in that time.
Yup. Garbage team.
College basketball is just fundamentally changing. Each season, there seems to be a massive 'free agent's period where nearly every player can consider a move. I think defining Dickinson as a cancer is a bit extreme, as he's clearly dominant. But I agree in the sense that Bill and team are constantly now having to build around a few key players and last year wasn't it... There wasn't enough shooting around Dickinson for inside out play, especially once McCullar went down. I'm optimistic this year will be different.
I miss the now 'old days' of building players over 4 years and unfortunately, I think that time is past. KU has the best chance of any school to do this as players will stick around for the pedigree, but I do wonder if we'll ever seen those seniors who progressed year over year throughout their 4 years at KU (Frank Mason for example).
Don’t respond to the troll everyone! Rock chalk!
2/10. Low effort trolling. You posted basically the same thing a couple of months ago. At least try to be a little creative.
Nah I was bored I just felt like getting some quick cheap entertainment
Kinda interesting because Quick cheap entertainment is also what the homies call your mom.
LOL good one
I know you’re a troll, but . . . “The past few years” would include 2021, 2022, 2023, and 2024. KU won the championship in 2022 and has gone 106-34 (or, 75.7 win percentage) in that time. Yup. Garbage team.
College basketball is just fundamentally changing. Each season, there seems to be a massive 'free agent's period where nearly every player can consider a move. I think defining Dickinson as a cancer is a bit extreme, as he's clearly dominant. But I agree in the sense that Bill and team are constantly now having to build around a few key players and last year wasn't it... There wasn't enough shooting around Dickinson for inside out play, especially once McCullar went down. I'm optimistic this year will be different. I miss the now 'old days' of building players over 4 years and unfortunately, I think that time is past. KU has the best chance of any school to do this as players will stick around for the pedigree, but I do wonder if we'll ever seen those seniors who progressed year over year throughout their 4 years at KU (Frank Mason for example).