St. Mary Could be This Year's Cinderella

As the March Insanity craze starts arrange get underway, all eyes are on the Gaels and St. Mary.
The Gaels were ranked in the altitudinous 20s most of carry on year and finished the season with a 25-6 record and an RPI of 39. Despite all of this, they will animation into this season's dance and are ready to put up a good fight. The Gaels will play Miami who is short their senior center, Anthony King, due to an injury. This game will be followed by a showdown with moment seeded Texas whether the Gaels win.
St. Mary has a skilled shot at this year's NCAA tournament after achieving some impressive wins against Seton Hall, Drake and the Oregon Ducks. Even though the Longhorns have a good starting five highlighted, the depth behind them is average. Abrams and Augustin will probably be droopy by the time they play St. Mary's. Unlike their opponents, St. Mary's doesn't annex any principally talented players. However, they do get a deep foursome with all 5 starters averaging at least 8 points per game.
The Gaels have a burly front line with Omar Samhan (center) and Diamon Simpson (forward ). Together, they enjoy 24 points and 17 rebounds per game. They could take down a small Texas squad with their presence on the low block.
Todd Golden is St. Mary's durable player. Much though he lone averaged 7 points per game this season, his 3 mark globe goal percentage was at 45 percent. If Golden continues to play well, he'll be able to carry the weight for the Gaels in future games.
Coach Randy Bennet has led St. Mary to 2 of its 5 all time NCAA tournament bids within the last 4 years. His experience and leadership is invaluable to his team. Later this season, every faculty basketball fan will remember the Gaels, and for justifiable reasons.

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