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vivid_red said:

He was a warrior and played his heart and soul out for us. Thanks Noah, Cardinal forever

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Very few players from here on will be Cardinals, forever. Saying otherwise is just pretending. It’s generally a short term lease.

Wish he would've stuck around, could've always played the 2 and be backup PG..

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I don’t see Scott going anywhere. Rooths probably not either. Hadley - 50/50.

I’m sure he was paid well enough

He hurt his shoulder playing for us.

Never got Wake to the tournament, don't know what WVU expects here.

Lots of one year players from the portal would check out and sit for the season after breaking a finger, but Noah came back and battled. That is character and good luck to Noah.

What a sleez bag!

Jayda played one of the greatest games ever. A heroic performance.

I wasn't a big fan of her last year-too streaky shooting, not a confident ballhandler, poor defensively and kind of soft. But this year she improved drastically in all levels and was a great leader, too. She was basically our only effective shooter late in the season. Props to her, she deserves more recognition for her season.

Because there is no leadership.

Ju$t Money

And I’m sure everyone involved is getting a piece of it.

Basketball is just different in that respect. All bowl games except for the playoffs are meaningless, while every game in the NCAAT is meaningful. Basketball is a “non-contact” sport, so anyone opting out of an NCAAT game is going to result in very intense criticism.

Not saying it won’t eventually happen, but it would have to be a situation like Cooper Flagg coming off of that ankle injury he suffered in the ACCT and playing on an 11-seeded team in the first four. The problem with that scenario which makes it so unlikely is that the consensus number one overall draft pick is very seldom on a team that bad.

He was a warrior and played his heart and soul out for us. Thanks Noah, Cardinal forever

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Who didn't enjoy watching Hurley sniveling and crying after the game, it was pure gold. What a douche

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It’s the same for college football and the bowl games

Someone should ask him how does his shoulder feel after the free surgery