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| Kentucky |
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3 | 3.80% |
| Duke |
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16 | 20.25% |
| Gonzaga, it's always Gonzaga |
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11 | 13.92% |
| Iowa |
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24 | 30.38% |
| Indiana |
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12 | 15.19% |
| Wofford, you loving idiot |
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13 | 16.46% |
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Well Kim Anderson will be back for his third (and final) year at Mizzou in 2016-17. Disappointing to say the least because now the timeline for the Tigers returning to at least mediocrity is pushed back another year (so probably 2019-2020 at the earliest).
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Two more players are transferring from Mizzou. Glad Kim Anderson got a vote of confidence for another year!
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Mar 16, 2016 17:30
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kiimo posted:Oh Lord. Which ones? It's not like it matters since most of Mizzou's players aren't good, but Namon Wright and Tramaine Isabell, both sophomores who, as far as I know, were recruited by Kim Anderson! I think if Mizzou football returns to being pretty good (which I think will happen this coming season), the pressure is really going to be on Mack Rhoads to make an impact hire after Anderson is fired next March, particularly because he had a chance to rip the bandaid off 10 days ago. I get that there are APR and NCAA violation concerns thanks to Frank Haith, but I don't think delaying the rebuilding process one year is a good tradeoff. EDIT: For reference, here is what Mizzou's roster is looking like for next year  One senior and two juniors 
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Mar 16, 2016 22:10
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Your team has blown rear end two years in a row and you are asked about next year's team:quote:"I think we’ll probably do things a little bit differently. I think the summer will be a little bit tougher. I think we still need to create a culture of Missouri basketball, and I’m not sure we’ve done that completely in the last year or so. But again, I go back to I think we have guys who are a) tired of losing, b) used to winning and c) want to win. I’m hoping that will create the type of leadership and the type of work ethic that we need." Glad Mizzou has a solid plan moving forward.
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Mar 23, 2016 17:35
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OctoberBlues posted:Is Mizzou aware that their coach will never succeed and they just don't care for whatever reason (money, etc), or do they actually think he can win? I'm fascinated by that situation because everyone on the planet knew that hire wouldn't work. The only reason I can see that they kept Kim Anderson on for a third year was because of the NCAA violations from Haith and APR concerns. Since I think Mack Rhoads is a competent AD, I'm choosing to believe he's just using KA to weather the storm and will fire him after next season.
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