Disappointing end to a disappointing season. From late December forward, this team always felt like it was close to being a good team but just couldn't get there. Losing Demichele hurt but on the bright side we have him for (hopefully) 3 more years now. Everyone on the team played well from time to time but no one stepped up as the "guy". This game hurt but we were likely losing to VCU next round even if we won. Blowing such a big lead is a tough way to end the season.

It just seems like everyone on this team brings something positive but we don't have a true complete player who scores, rebounds, and plays defense on a game in and game out basis. Pretty much everyone has had a few really good games but no one does it consistently. It's frustrating because since January it has felt like we are really close to being a good team but can't put it all together. The Richmond and Fordham games are going to haunt us for tournament seeding.

I don't know how this team played so well in early January and is playing so bad now. They appeared to hit their stride but now they have quickly plummeted back to early season lack of form. We have zero ball movement and it is painful watching them on the offensive end.

I've never seen anyone shoot the ball like Corbett. His form reminds me of Charles Barkley's hitch in his golf swing. Almost like he is double pumping from the line and on every open jumper.

While on the shooting subject, what the hell happened to Necas' shooting ability? I think he has made one jumper, which happened to be today, in the last month. He gives a ton of effort and is very good defensively and on the glass but you need to be able to occasionally put the ball in the basket to play as many minutes as he does. This team doesn't have a lights out scorer to make up for us playing 4 on 5 on the offensive end when he is in there. He was wide open a few times today and didn't even look at the hoop.

Last item on my rant, what has happened to the ball movement this team was playing with a few weeks ago? Dinkins and Corbett are black holes. Once they get the ball they dribble for 15 seconds and the offense stagnates, Max continues to make bad decisions on the offensive end, and as previously mentioned Necas become an offensive liability.

Just really tough to watch this team right now. I'll continue going to the games and supporting the team but I just don't see how they turn this season around. At least in the past you could hope for underclassmen development over the season but nowadays who knows who will or won't be on the team next year. I hate to say it but Dru looks like a very bad hire at this point. I'm not sure what this team does well. They turn the ball over way too much, don't finish inside, miss wide open jump shots, miss way too many free throws, and the defense and rebounding aren't anything special. The worst thing is that I don't see a lack of effort, just bad basketball. They all seem to be trying but there isn't a returning player that has taken a step forward and the all the transfers look like big recruiting misses. This team needs an identity.

Just picked out my new seats for 2024 and now I'm watching the game on my DVR. I forgot how the Dukes dominated the offensive glass in the first half to build the big lead. Even though I attended the game and already know the outcome, watching the game on TV for the first time is exciting. I can't believe it happened and I can't wait to do it again. Meeting and hanging out with all the other Dukes fans in Brooklyn and Omaha was fantastic. I am a 2006 grad and we were downright awful in my college years. I never thought I would experience the NCAA tournament with the Dukes. I still feel like I'm going to wake up from a dream. 

This team can be a top tier A10 team. They have depth and guys who can put the ball in the basket. I might be setting myself up for another major disappointment but I think this could be the best Duquesne team in a very long time.

Dukes looking good and the shots are falling. The young guys are really progressing quickly

Is Rotroff injured? Just saw him on the sidelines and noticed he didn't play today.

As of March 11th 2020 everything was looking great for the program. The Dukes had once again exceeded preseason expectations despite having no home court and losing the best player from the 2018-2019 team due to yet another transfer. We had a shot at making the NIT with a deep run in the A10 tourney and who knows maybe we or someone else would knock off the Dayton juggernaut and we could sneak into the big dance. Then March 12th the world changed and the rest of the season was cancelled.

Still as of 11/29/20 the future of the program was looking better than it had at anytime in the last few decades. We had 7 of our 8 primary contributors coming back and for the first time in a while no one who mattered transferred. Then we lost to Little Rock and I was surprised but not concerned I thought good teams lose early in the year to inferior teams all the time in college basketball nothing to worry about. 3 days later we soundly beat a decent UNCG team and I thought ok now all is well. Next thing you know just about the entire team gets COVID-19 and we don't play for a month. The GW games were cause for concern but I was hoping it was just COVID fatigue and a lack of practice time. Then prior to the Davidson game I hear Lamar is transferring. I think darn there goes not losing any transfers but we have depth and Lamar, while a nice piece, was far from irreplaceable. The Davidson game was maybe the ugliest of the Dambrot era something seemed wrong. Now Carry and Austin are gone and we just played terribly against the worst team in the league. To say I'm concerned would be an understatement.

With that said, I have confidence in Keith Dambrot because he has a two decade track record of success. If you don't want to be here see you later.

The freshman look very promising and I honestly think they have more upside than those who departed because they are long and athletic. Maybe they develop nicely throughout the rest of the season and we get lucky and Mike, Marcus and Tav

This game reminded me of the Danny Nee coached teams during my college years. It was hard to watch. I would say this game and the Marshall game last year were the two worst in the last few years. I don't get it. We brought back every starter from last year's good team and added some nice pieces. No one on the team can shoot.

Really impressed with the bench today. Okani and Kelly both looked really good. Marcus and Tavian both played well but Sincere and Mike need to play better tomorrow. Really like this team's depth. They have 10 legitimate division one players on this team.

Another good game for the Dukes. They have to be one of the most balanced scoring teams in the country. Everyone on the court today besides Miller was a threat to score. With that said, when it is crunch time it always seems to be Sincere with th big bucket or crucial assist.