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OT: Davidson hasn't skipped a beat after losing Grady. They just won their 13th straight with transfer help

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of their own. Win-win.

Foster Loyer, Davidson

You might remember Foster Loyer from his time at Michigan State, where he was a role player for three years for Tom Izzo. He never averaged more than 16.6 minutes, or 4.4 points, per game. So, understandably, he decided to transfer to a place that would give him a better opportunity. That place is Davidson. And Loyer is now among the biggest reasons why the Wildcats are off to a 12-2 start featuring a win over Alabama.


CBS Sports Bracketology Expert Jerry Palm has Davidson as a No. 11 seed in his latest bracket

So Bob McKillop's team is on track to make the NCAA Tournament for the fifth time in a 10-tournament span, thanks in part to the addition of Loyer, who is averaging 16.2 points and 3.3 assists in 27.6 minutes per game. The 6-foot guard is making 51.2% of the 6.3 3-pointers he's attempting per contest and reminding everybody that going to the biggest school isn't always preferable to enrolling at the school where you might fit best and flourish. -- Gary Parrish
 
of their own. Win-win.

Foster Loyer, Davidson

You might remember Foster Loyer from his time at Michigan State, where he was a role player for three years for Tom Izzo. He never averaged more than 16.6 minutes, or 4.4 points, per game. So, understandably, he decided to transfer to a place that would give him a better opportunity. That place is Davidson. And Loyer is now among the biggest reasons why the Wildcats are off to a 12-2 start featuring a win over Alabama.


CBS Sports Bracketology Expert Jerry Palm has Davidson as a No. 11 seed in his latest bracket

So Bob McKillop's team is on track to make the NCAA Tournament for the fifth time in a 10-tournament span, thanks in part to the addition of Loyer, who is averaging 16.2 points and 3.3 assists in 27.6 minutes per game. The 6-foot guard is making 51.2% of the 6.3 3-pointers he's attempting per contest and reminding everybody that going to the biggest school isn't always preferable to enrolling at the school where you might fit best and flourish. -- Gary Parrish
51.2% is scorching the nets.
 
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what did he say
We were getting ready to play them in the ncaa tournament and we were heavily favored . They were interviewing the Davidson coach and the interviewer suggested that Davidson might be a little more prepared for the game than other smaller schools because of they regularly play another blue blood school, North Carolina. He responded something like “I don’t put UK in the same category as North Carolina because theres never been a hint cheating or breaking NCAA rules at North Carolina and we all know Kentucky’s past history “ . Of course later we find out UNCheat had been cheating for decades.
 
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Good move for him. NC>Michigan. Never understood why anyone would choose to go to college in the frozen tundra, unless from those states. Nice in the summer but terrible winters.
 
of their own. Win-win.

Foster Loyer, Davidson

You might remember Foster Loyer from his time at Michigan State, where he was a role player for three years for Tom Izzo. He never averaged more than 16.6 minutes, or 4.4 points, per game. So, understandably, he decided to transfer to a place that would give him a better opportunity. That place is Davidson. And Loyer is now among the biggest reasons why the Wildcats are off to a 12-2 start featuring a win over Alabama.


CBS Sports Bracketology Expert Jerry Palm has Davidson as a No. 11 seed in his latest bracket

So Bob McKillop's team is on track to make the NCAA Tournament for the fifth time in a 10-tournament span, thanks in part to the addition of Loyer, who is averaging 16.2 points and 3.3 assists in 27.6 minutes per game. The 6-foot guard is making 51.2% of the 6.3 3-pointers he's attempting per contest and reminding everybody that going to the biggest school isn't always preferable to enrolling at the school where you might fit best and flourish. -- Gary Parrish
"and reminding everybody that going to the biggest school isn't always preferable to enrolling at the school where you might fit best and flourish. -- Gary Parrish"

This is the reverse for Kentucky. Wheeler, Toppin, Oscar, Grady, and Mintz are all exponentially better and more nationally recognized since they went to Kentucky.
 
We were getting ready to play them in the ncaa tournament and we were heavily favored . They were interviewing the Davidson coach and the interviewer suggested that Davidson might be a little more prepared for the game than other smaller schools because of they regularly play another blue blood school, North Carolina. He responded something like “I don’t put UK in the same category as North Carolina because theres never been a hint cheating or breaking NCAA rules at North Carolina and we all know Kentucky’s past history “ . Of course later we find out UNCheat had been cheating for decades.
Boy was he well informed…NOT
 
That coach for davidson is a hall of famer hard to believe he never wanted to coach at a UK ,PUKE ,or even ULSMELL
 
He’s been HC there since 1989, only collegiate head coaching job he’s ever held.

Decent school, strong athletics program for its size (not quite 2000 students, 1/4 of them play varsity sports). My niece is a freshman there and my cousin’s husband coached one of the Olympic sports teams there, later became HC at UNC.
 
13th straight, meaning they started the streak Curry's SR year, and continued it after he left as well
 
I love Grady but he can be slowed down shooting wise... Well at least in the SEC. I figure in the NCAA tournament Grady will be running loose like a madman. Teams won't be able to slow his shooting down like the best SEC teams have done last few games.
Honestly I believe him having to play point guard for those two games threw him off big-time. I'm sure he will come back around here soon
 
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