#1 Indiana State Sycamores (32-6, 17-3) vs. #1 Seton Hall (24-12)
Hinkle Fieldhouse - Indianapolis, IN
Thursday, April 4, 2024
Tip: 7:00pm EST
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[April 4, 2024] Indiana State (32-6) vs Seton Hall (24-12)
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#1 Indiana State Sycamores (32-6, 17-3) vs. #1 Seton Hall (24-12)
Hinkle Fieldhouse - Indianapolis, IN
Thursday, April 4, 2024
Tip: 7:00pm EST
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Good thing I already have my ticket! Can't wait!
SycNetAndBat
The Sycamore Level
SEC or Big East, either way we are going to face our 5th power 6 team
treeman
The Menser Level
About 7 games in a row where Swope sucked in the first half and then near our top player the second half. Maybe he needs more warm-up time to get the knee loose and ready to rock?
Haslametrics has them as follows:
State 77, Seton Hall 76 - https://haslametrics.com/preview.php?yr=&tid1=587&tid2=5123&neut=1
State 80, Georgia 76 - https://haslametrics.com/preview.php?yr=&tid1=145&tid2=587&neut=1
We stayed for the 2nd game, we are totally winning this thing!!
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Get ready to bet the house on ISU, this is laughable stuff we're watching here
Georgia is trash and Seton Hall has no depth.
Had some discussion with @Huff77 during the game and thought perhaps he got a shot at halftime.
Appears we will play Seton Hall, who is one of only 3 teams to beat UCONN this year (to date) and beat them by 15. Since that game UCONN has gone 25-1 lol
Seton Hall lost to USC, Iowa, and Rutgers. They're absolutely the best team remaining outside ISU, but they're not invincible
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So what makes Seton Hall so successful? Is it their conference? Their recruiting? Their facilities? The fact that they had the foresight to discontinue their football program in 1982? Who knows, could be anything.
probably a combination of ALL OF THE ABOVE
Their facility looks like a high school gym in Indiana
What are you trying to imply? Indiana has some of the BEST HS gyms in the
Where Seton Hall has been playing in the NIT isn't where they normally play. Seton Hall plays in a 16K seat arena during the regular season, but they don't own it (like Bradley and Evansville).
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Prisonmate
The Varsity Level
That’s not where they normally play. They played their games there because the Prudential Center is booked for Devils’ games, concerts, etc and can’t accommodate NIT games on the fly.
If you're talking about where they played their NIT games, that's Welsh arena, their hole court from 1948 to 1971. Their current arena is up to modern standards, they just don't use it for the NIT
treeman
The Menser Level
Welp I got about 25 minutes of sleep last night