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We return after the missing season catching up on what happened last season both in terms of our podcast and the Drexel Basketball season, the CAA Tournament in DC, the roster changes going into the next season and have a deep discussion on Bill level optimism.
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We are back after over a month to discuss what we all consider to be a successful about the season, a season with its fair share of adversity highs and lows and going into the tournament with no expectations. We'd like a Monday game but that would be icing on the season, lets go Dragons!
Leading up to the half way point game against SUCKS we discuss what we liked and didn't like in the last few games before we answer tough questions like ...
Can we shake this injury bug? Will we able to finish the second half as strong as our .500 start? Will Coach Spiker use timeouts in the first half? Has the DAC been taken back? Who needs to step up for us to finish strong? Will Hofstra get an at large bid if they pull a Drexel circa 2011-12? And most important of all, when do you storm?
Post game thoughts after a loss against William & Mary where we discuss the CAA opponents thus far and what we need to do with our defense to get back into the swing of things and how realistic that goal is. We also debate whether Alihan is/could be a top 5 Drexel Big Man and wish on our lucky stars that the next game sees Troy Harper back.
We also have a special guest join Marshall at the end to preview the College of Charleston game, from the CofC podcast Holy City Hoops, Tommy Glasgow.
Post game thoughts after losing a “home” game against Temple at the Palestra where we struggle to make sense of the turnover problem, scoring droughts and missed opportunities. We also take solace in that none of our players dunked on their own basket and look ahead to our first CAA Matchup.
We hope this holiday season finds all of you and yours merry and well. A Very Merry Christmas and Happy Holidays from all of us!
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