​@Never forget USS Liberty 100 points, yeah right. they may not be the best D1 team, but it's misplaced to have them in division three winning 46 games in a row. and division two isn't much better. Columbia University is a D1 team, that went 6-24 last year. Not every D1 team is amazing. You can't know what the Yeshiva team would do in D1 unless they were actually playing there. The fact is Yeshiva has players at times shooting 8 for 10 from the three point line. You set a screen, even the best defenders won't stop them from scoring something. So like I said, 100 point loss yeah right. I don't know what they'd do. But basketball is basketball. And they're playing basketball well. Not cricket. I'd like to see what they do. But judging from your other comment calling me "master", you're probably afraid to see them play D1, and have to watch a bunch of yarmulkes play in your protected division one league.

It has to due with the fact that they are an incredibly small college. I’m in their conference with a different college but I play soccer, all of the schools in the conference are incredibly competitive in most sports and obviously this basketball team is dominant, but they’re just too small to go higher at the moment

​@@charliegrahofke5176 Hi Charlie, I checked the NCAA website, and though Yeshiva University is a small college, it does seem feasible to move to division one. The large attendance requirements are specifically for football programs, a crowd of 15,000. So they couldn't manage an NCAA division 1 football program; but basketball would still be possible. The most major hurdle for a college to move to division one basketball is its willingness to give sports scholarships and finance 7 sports teams for both men and women. Checking YU's website, they do sponsor 8 men's sports, and 7 women's. So the final hurdle depends on reallocating scholarship monies to students in the sports programs. They do have needs based financial aid; I personally received it when I attended YU. But I guess that's something the university would have to decide to sponsor. I'm all for it. But I don't sit in the driver's seat. So I'm just commenting in case, ahem, the university president reads this (which, you never know, it could happen) well, it might be a good time to move on up.

@Never forget USS Liberty stay mad🤷🏻‍♂️🤣

@@Em29273 just look at his name obviously a Jew hater

Lol, great call

Lil dickey is Ashkenazi and most of the Jews on the team, if not all(not too sure on all) are Ashkenazi Ashkenazi Jews were basically segregated in Jewish villages since they were expelled from Italy roughly 1300 years ago. So since then, Ashkenazi jews who were expelled to germanic basically just married within themselves, something they didn’t do 400-600 years prior in central Italy and the levant So yea that’s kinda why alot of Ashkenazi Jews look the same 😂

Because they’re the same ethnicity

Because they Jewish

They wouldn't. A D1 team can only play 2 teams each preseason which aren't against other D1 teams. It seems unlikely anyone would think playing a D3 team is a good use of one of those 2 games.

But could they be competitive in division 1?

I am

@@the_DOS no

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What makes you think that?

@@jacobfriedman3746 Not allowed to comment any further on that so you have a great day friend.

You’re extremely wrong. Closed minded. And probably prejudiced because you don’t know any of us. Get to know us, then you’ll see what’s true.

@@youngkinghedwig how can I get to know you guys?

And why would that be?

What

@Never forget USS Liberty 100%

@Never forget USS Liberty how the fact that a collage basketball team that is on a winning streak is terrorism

@Never forget USS Liberty bring any claim that Israel is a terrorist state and I will disprove you

@Never forget USS Liberty all of these are small specific groups not representing the whole state of Israel