2002-2003 Flyers vs. the 29-2 2019-2020 squad

[Swampy Meadows]

Brooks Hall posted this on Twitter:

https://twitter.com/BrooksHall33/sta...81153221640195

It's a What If game simulation between his NCAA Flyer team vs. Obi's 29-2 squad that was destined to be a #1 seed.

Personally, I think the software is smokin' the drapes. What do you think???

	Brooks Hall BROOKS HALL 6-6 205lb Troy HS | Troy (OH) Cool, calm, cerebral wing player who finished among the Top-25 scorers in Flyer history. Deadly three-point shot and excellent passing skills. Helped Dayton reach two NCAA tournaments under Oliver Purnell. Consensus Top-125 recruit out of Troy HS in 1999 where he was D-I First Team All-Ohio and the media's choice for Ohio Mr. Basketball. CAREER STATS 1999-00 10.4ppg 5.8rpg 2000-01 9.20ppg 4.6rpg 2001-02 13.2ppg 5.0rpg 2002-03 12.8ppg 6.9rpg TOTALS 1404pts 686rbs 275asts

[Smitty10]

Originally Posted by Swampy Meadows Brooks Hall posted this on Twitter: https://twitter.com/BrooksHall33/sta...81153221640195 It's a What If game simulation between his NCAA Flyer team vs. Obi's 29-2 squad that was destined to be a #1 seed. Personally, I think the software is smokin' the drapes. What do you think???

If 13 seed Tulsa could beat em, so could #1 seed 2019-2020 Flyers.

	Brooks Hall BROOKS HALL 6-6 205lb Troy HS | Troy (OH) Cool, calm, cerebral wing player who finished among the Top-25 scorers in Flyer history. Deadly three-point shot and excellent passing skills. Helped Dayton reach two NCAA tournaments under Oliver Purnell. Consensus Top-125 recruit out of Troy HS in 1999 where he was D-I First Team All-Ohio and the media's choice for Ohio Mr. Basketball. CAREER STATS 1999-00 10.4ppg 5.8rpg 2000-01 9.20ppg 4.6rpg 2001-02 13.2ppg 5.0rpg 2002-03 12.8ppg 6.9rpg TOTALS 1404pts 686rbs 275asts

[UDEE79]

That team laid an egg against Tulsa but Tulsa was not a typical #13 seed. If I recall correctly they had some injuries and did poorly the first third or half of the season but they were killing it at the end. We played the team that was killing it. Anyways the '04 would wear Obi and the boys out but I pick Obi in a close one.

[Smitty10]

Originally Posted by UDEE79 That team laid an egg against Tulsa but Tulsa was not a typical #13 seed. If I recall correctly they had some injuries and did poorly the first third or half of the season but they were killing it at the end. We played the team that was killing it. Anyways the '04 would wear Obi and the boys out but I pick Obi in a close one.

That 2002-2003 team would've been run off the court in a big game against the 2019-2020 team. They wouldn't be able to handle the offense. Not a chance. And you're saying that team, who lost to Miami and SLU, and barely beat Evansville, Old Dominion, LaSalle(twice), Duquesne(twice) and Fordham would wear down the team who's only blemishes were to the #1 team in the country and another top 25 team, both in overtime? I think you're overrating that 2002-2003 team quite a bit.

2019-2020 team is pretty much considered our greatest team, that 2002-2003 team probably should be matched against the 1983-1984 team or some others that were successful and probably still wouldn't come out the winner.

Geez, that team was ranked as high as 16th, this team was ranked #3 and an argument could've been made for #2. I don't see why it's even a question.

	Fordham FORDHAM Fordham University is an independent Jesuit university established in 1841 as St. John's College on old Rose Hill Manor in the village of Fordham, then part of Westchester County in the Bronx, NY. The name Fordham is derived from the Anglo-Saxon words "ford" and "ham," meaning a wading place or ford by a settlement. Rose Hill is the name given to the site in 1787 by Robert Watts, a wealthy New York merchant, in honor of his family's ancestral home of the same name in Scotland. The College was originally staffed by diocesan clergy. The name was officially changed to Fordham University in 1907. Fordham's 10 schools enroll 14,448 students. There are 7,652 undergraduates, of whom 3,842 live in University-managed housing either on-campus or in the local community. Fellow members of the A10 Conference. Nickname is the Rams. Athletic claim to fame is consistent mediocrity in nearly all sports and few A10 title winning programs.

	Duquesne DUQUESNE Duquesne University is a private, coeducational university, in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania located on 48 secluded acres, on a bluff above downtown. Founded in 1878 as a Catholic college by the Order of the Holy Spirit. It is the only Spiritan institution of higher education in the world. Duquesne offers 10 schools of study and 100 degree programs to 6,000 undergraduates and 3,800 graduate students. Fellow members of the A10 Conference. Nickname is the Dukes.

	LaSalle LA SALLE In 1863, La Salle University was established through the legacy of St. John Baptist de La Salle and the Christian Brothers teaching order, which De La Salle founded 300 years ago. Located in Philadelphia, La Salle is an educational community shaped by traditional Catholic and Lasallian values. La Salle's main campus is an ideal place for students to pursue an education. The 130-acre park-like setting includes 54 buildings and is located approximately six miles from Center City Philadelphia. The University can accommodate 2,114 resident students in its 12 residence halls, two apartment complexes, and 75 townhouses. Fellow members of the A10 Conference. Nickname is the Explorers. Notable athletes include Tom Gola and Lionel Simmons.

	Saint Louis SAINT LOUIS Saint Louis University is a Jesuit, Catholic university ranked among the top research institutions in the nation. The University fosters the intellectual and character development of more than 12,700 students. Founded in 1818, it is the oldest university west of the Mississippi and the second oldest Jesuit university in the United States. Located in St. Louis, MO, and just five minutes from the Gateway Arch, SLU offers 85 undergraduate programs and over 50 graduate study tracks. Over 99% of the SLU faculty hold the highest degree in their respective fields. Fellow member of the A10 Conference. Nickname is the Billikens, but also commonly known as "Sloo", the phonetic pronunciation of the school's initials. Athletic claims to fame include multiple national titles in men's soccer and men's basketball star Larry Hughes.