Georgia 72, Wofford 52
Mark Fox played nine guys off the bench, 6 players had at least six points or more. Distributed the ball around very well, there isn't going to be one singular star on this team and every game is most likely going to be a huge team effort. The frontcourt will definitely be the strength of the team with Nemanja Djurisic and Donte' Williams probably being the two best and most consistent players. Still have no legitimate option from the three-point line (2-11 in the game). Charles Mann was supposed to be a nice piece at the point guard spot, except he had more turnovers than assists. Forward Cameron Forte looks like he will be the best player off the bench with 9 points in 16 minutes, he can do a little bit of everything.
I think if this team can squeak out 6 conference wins or so that would be decent, not expecting a whole lot of anything though.
Iowa State 95, UNC-Wilmington 62
Playing without their best player, forward Melvin Ejim, the team still took care of business. Sophomore Naz Long hit 8-of-11 three's in his Cyclone debut and led the team in scoring with 26. All five starters were in double-digits, Georges Niang, the impressive freshmen from last season, was second on the team in points with 16. Marshall transfer DeAndre Kane is taking over the point guard spot, not a bad start with 7pts, 7ast, 11reb. Not exactly sure how well this team will be in comparison to last season's should-have-been Sweet 16 team. A lot will be determined once Ejim is back at 100%, but the non-conference slate is more impressive than usual so the 'Clones will have plenty of chances to impress.
Creighton 107, Alcorn State 61
McDermott: 20 Pts, 5 Reb (7-13, 2-3, 4-5)
Gibbs: 2 Pts, 5 Ast, 3 Stl, 2 Reb
Drake 61, IL-Chicago 59
Senior G Richard Carter: 38 Pts (12-17, 2-4, 12-12). Damn.
South Dakota State Jackrabbits start the season 0-2, but the senior duo from Rock Valley, IA (Jordan Dykstra and Marcus Heemstra) are both starting. Jackrabbits have 6 players averaging over 20 minutes per game, and all six average over 10 points a game. I guess they can't play any defense though.
Oh, and the Iowa Hawkeyes had to stage a second-half comeback to beat Nebraska-Omaha. Haha.