Re: First of all, this thread's attention is to Columbia MEN'S basketball. -- <h1>IVY LEAGUE SPORTS BOARD</h1>

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Subject: Re: First of all, this thread's attention is to Columbia MEN'S basketball.

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sparman

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Date Posted: 10:33:03 11/10/24 Sun
In reply to: Valmas 's message, "First of all, this thread's attention is to Columbia MEN'S basketball." on 09:58:37 11/10/24 Sun

For some reason there aren't many howls of protest about the MBB coach.

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Valmas (Stoic)
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Date Posted: 14:39:01 11/10/24 Sun

Just looking at objective facts: kids are not leaving the program prematurely, as they were five, six and seven years ago. He's got five seniors, who've been with him for 4 years - set to graduate and contributing to the team and one of them (Geronimo de la Rosa), an Ivy League Player of the Year candidate; he starts four juniors; as well some other capable recruits - current sophs and freshmen - coming off the bench. His team's 147th in the country - ahead of Duquesne's Mighty Dukes and sixty-one spots ahead of Harvard (https://kenpom.com/). Moreover, he's currently 3-0 and has a great rabbi in the hereafter! If only the poor woman running the place had a rabbi half as talented, she'd still be there on a lifetime contract, too!

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