The idea that Cody Schilling is no good
Who said that?
With the backcourt the Gophers have right now, Schilling would be starting.
No, he wouldn't. Again, this kind of talk is just silly. He would be lucky to be the 10th man and playing 5-7 minutes a game. We're talking about the
Big Ten. Could Schilling be starting for Northern Iowa or Creighton? Yes, probably. The University of Minnesota? Seriously, give me a break.
He is extremely comparable to Blake Hoffarber.
Of course. That's why Schilling had multiple high-major offers from at least 3 different power conferences.
In high school he was probably better
Again, laughable.
McCaffrey and Schilling will give Augustana the advantage in the guard match-up
And the ridiculousness continues. Let's pretend that we live in a world where trades were possible in college athletics. Billeter calls up Tubby and says, "I'll give you McCaffrey and Schilling for Hollins and Hollins." After breaking into uproarious laughter, how long would it take Tubby to hang up the phone? 3 seconds? 5 seconds?
Augie will not beat Bemidji 71-58, it will be a lot worse than that
Good job comparing a glorified scrimmage to a conference game.
And on what basis are you predicting this enormous blowout? Augustana has beaten Bemidji by 2, 7, and 8 points during the last 3 seasons. And even if Augustana does blow their doors off, what does that prove? Are you honestly going to sit there with a straight face and tell me that, if Minnesota were to play a real game against either Bemidji or Augustana, with their 8-9 man rotation, they wouldn't win by at least 30?
At least 30?
Consider yourself lucky to be able to see Cody play here in the Twin Cities
I don't ever consider myself lucky to watch Division II talents playing basketball. Sorry. That is why I went to a Division I school and enjoy following Division I talents playing basketball.
And, btw, since you brought it up, accusing me of some big school bias is absurd. I grew up in the middle of podunk nowhere SD, spent the entirety of my formative years as a college sports fan watching NAIA and NCAA Division II basketball, and I would wager that I went to a smaller high school than any other poster here. I have seen the gamut of talent, both on the floor and from the stands, so I speak from a great deal of personal experience. Small-school talents do occasionally come through, but they are extremely rare and any comparison of stats, competition, etc. is meaningless. There's a reason Schilling's best offer was UWGB.