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Welp another 8+ runs from the pitching staff...

Trailing 10-4

Hokies were
#11 in Softball America
#12 in ESPN.com/USA Softball
#12 in D1 Softball

Weird news from softball. I guess the NCAA denied Bre Warren from playing this season but odd timing to file this so late in the season. She is suing to play this year.

Thought we might see some of the bench players get a little run but guess not

Vincent Robinson...and everything APrimusHokie said

The offensive acumen of your average NBA player today is way more advanced than what we saw in previous eras. Centers and power forwards did not dribble the ball up the floor full court, that was basically a cardinal sin. Now it's not only normal, for some teams it's to their advantage.

Magic Johnson was such an exception in the 1980's right, a 1 of 1. And I don't want to take away from that, I agree with everyone he's an all time great. But every average and above team has a "Magic Johnson" now...Jokic, Wemby, Draymond, KAT, Lebron, Giannis, Durant, Kawhi, oh and they ALL are better shooters than magic...

I spend so much time explaining this to people in my basketball circles. The worst starter on an NBA team was very likely an all conference player for his college. High school and to some degree lower tier colleges, can get away with flat out leaving 1-2 players open outside the 3 point line, in some cases even outside 15-18 feet, which allows the help defense to play way more into the paint area (on top of not having defensive 3 seconds in college/high school).

Rajan Rondo, known for being a not that good of an NBA shooter, shot 30% from 3 in college at UK. Jimmy Butler, known in the NBA as a midrange assassin, shot 38% from three in college.

The gap between High school and college is the grand canyon. The gap between college and the NBA is 1 Astronomical unit (the average distance between the sun and earth). Playing defense against 5 legitimate scorers/shooters is borderline impossible.

I loved what I saw from Sincere Jones, adding to the front court mix.

I thought he was a 6-7 200 three, but the dude apparently worked his ass off cause he is a stud now- explosive and thick lower body pushing 230.

No one is Toby, but watching Sincere from the 4th row where I was for UVa, he has legit hops. His stroke is really good and I'll go on a limb and predict him in the low 30's from 3 with the body type to bang down low and guard a 4.

Sure hope he stays.

Tough to diagnose nowadays. Pre-NIL I would say it's the coaches' job to toughen the players up. Now I expect more out of the kids since a lot of them are technically pros. Not sure how our baseball NIL is though

Opinion is close to reality. The budget the team should have had isn't going to be there so they've been forced to pick and choose more than they anticipated. They've poured what resources they do have in retaining Hammond, Hansberry, and Johnson. So far they've got 2 out of 3, and it looks like Hammond will be staying barring a godfather offer coming in. But they're having to let others go because they can't pay them market price. Funds shifted to retaining those 3, a little extra to get a decent center, and then moneyball literally everything else.

Those three aren't a bad core to build around (if Hansberry fully recovers...),but this situation also isn't ideal nor what was expected. You're basically hoping to hit on literally every moneyball player to just get back to the bubble level the 2025/2026 team was at. Possible, but its a very narrow path

Current head coach at Richmond

Head coaching record

Overall 460–194 (.703)

Accomplishments and honors

Championships

3× UAA regular season (2008, 2011, 2012)
3× Patriot League regular season (2016, 2017, 2019)
2× Patriot League tournament (2017, 2019)
2× Atlantic 10 regular season (2024, 2025)
Atlantic 10 tournament (2024)

Awards

3× UAA Coach of the Year (2008, 2011, 2012)
2× Patriot League Coach of the Year (2016, 2017)
2× Atlantic 10 Coach of the Year (2024, 2025)
Kathy Delaney-Smith Mid-Major Coach of the Year (2025)[1]
ECAC Coach of the Year (2025)[2]

2 time all American and 2025 national champion at NC State. Acts like a jackass. Glad I don't have to see him during the regular season again

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