I was all about getting on the Isler-is-the-problem band wagon, but I think with the problems they've had, it's got to go much deeper.  The talent in Lincoln and Oken-Berg, in my opinion, should have been able to overcome any problems with Isler.  Lincoln and Oken-Berg seem disinterested at best with no fire or desire, and worse, they seem to be pretty lazy at times.  They seem to play when they want and then complain the rest of the time.  Not exactly the senior leadership you're looking for.

Maybe harsh words, but it's pretty unbelievable to have that much talent and go absolutely no where.  They actually may have set the program back for a couple of years.

I caught my Knights playing St Thomas on Saturday, and it's almost embarrassing to watch.  I don't quite understand how a team can go from winning the MIAC tournament to not even making it in the pool of six - and with four seniors! 

This team seems to be disjointed and careless.  For a team that used to be known for execution on both sides of the court, this team seems no where near that.  I don't know how many times I saw them get caught defensively on the weak side giving up little bunnies to the Tommies or just totally messing up on the offensive side.  It's bad basketball.

It will be interesting to see how the 4, 5, and 6 spots play out.  Any chance the MIAC gets more than one team in the dance this year?