[CardinalWBBFan]

Paurova now in the portal for OSU. I think they’re down to five players now. It’s like watching a zombie apocalypse movie on late night cable. You know it’s going to turn out badly, yet you can’t stop watching.

I can’t wrap my head around this — OSU goes to the Elite 8, and Coach Rueck deservedly shows up on short lists for stuff like the Tennessee job, and then, 8 out of 13 (so far) hit the portal including 80% of the starting 5. I can’t imagine what Rueck and the coaching staff are going through there.

I can’t say I’d be surprised if the OSU and WSU fans go TP the houses of Kliavkoff, Scott, and the various Pac-12 presidents who created this bleep show.

Is this mass exodus really because of the downgrade from the Pac-12 to the WCC? I mean UConn played in a small conference for several years before returning to the Big East and they didn't have this response.

I believe UConn and Louisville both headed to the AAC after playing against each other in the title game. They also had Rutgers and USF, though I don’t recall how competitive they were at the time. Then once UConn started winning there was no reason to leave.

[CardinalWBBFan]

Paurova now in the portal for OSU. I think they’re down to five players now. It’s like watching a zombie apocalypse movie on late night cable. You know it’s going to turn out badly, yet you can’t stop watching.

I can’t wrap my head around this — OSU goes to the Elite 8, and Coach Rueck deservedly shows up on short lists for stuff like the Tennessee job, and then, 8 out of 13 (so far) hit the portal including 80% of the starting 5. I can’t imagine what Rueck and the coaching staff are going through there.

I can’t say I’d be surprised if the OSU and WSU fans go TP the houses of Kliavkoff, Scott, and the various Pac-12 presidents who created this bleep show.

Is this mass exodus really because of the downgrade from the Pac-12 to the WCC? I mean UConn played in a small conference for several years before returning to the Big East and they didn't have this response.

I believe UConn and Louisville both headed to the AAC after playing against each other in the title game. They also had Rutgers and USF, though I don’t recall how competitive they were at the time. Then once UConn started winning there was no reason to leave.