Found November 09, 2009 on
The Dagger:
Last year's record: 31-5, 15-3 Big East
2009-10's toughest games: Louisville, Georgetown, at West Virginia, Villanova
Primary attraction: Jamie Dixon goes back to work.
Three items of undeniable interest:
1. Because they went to the NBA, you see. So much of college
hoops previewing is based on a simple formula: How many players did
Team X lose? How good were those players? How good are the players that
played behind them? And which recruits will help close the gap? The
whole point of this feature is to do something a little bit less cookie
cutter than that ... but, on the other hand, sometimes the most
interesting thing about a team is players lost vs. players found. In
2009-10, few teams in the nation will experience that formula more
acutely than the Pittsburgh Panthers.
Jamie Dixon's team lost its three best players, three players that took
the Panthers to a 31-5 season and a No. 1 seed and a run to the Elite
Eight. Those players are DeJuan Blair (famously passed o...
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