Last Edited: 11/27/2010 2:17:40 AM by FearLeon
Last Edited: 11/27/2010 2:21:04 AM by Greenman
Last Edited: 11/27/2010 2:26:09 PM by JSF
Oh. I'm so surprised. The love fires off an emotional rant after a big loss to a top-ranked team. First, who is first and foremost in wanting us to aspire high, to play the best competition? Then, who's first to jump ship and yell disaster? Hey, anyone guess who's going to put up a happy thread after we come back the next night, winning despite Tommy not playing?! I was in the first row right row (a handful of seats up the baseline) for OHIO vs. Kansas, OHIO vs. Santa Clara and 'zona vs. Kansas this weekend. Yeah, we got worked by a pretty good Kansas team. But, stupid (that would be you, love) did you notice that Tommy Freeman got knocked out of the game and played only 7 minutes. So, there went our most distinct outside scoring threat and a guy who could open the floor for us as he'd really have to be tightly guarded from the outside. And, he's a fine defender for us so our team defense took a big hit. Then, even with the ejection, our three true freshmen played 59 minutes. (They played 77 minutes vs. 'Clara.) That's one and a half players worhth of complete game spots (40 minutes) played by true freshmen. Perspective: MAC level true freshmen playing against upperclassmen from one of the top six teams in the nation. So, here's your true analysis of the Kansas game. Disregard the score. Be glad that our freshmen--and the rest of the team--got some experience of what real top level basketball is all about. We need more of that. A lot more of that. You want gripes, try these: DVW--you were terrific down the stretch last year. Who cares? You have talent, things you can do against anyone in the country. You need to find what makes you dynamic (hint: start with rebounding and defense). Our freshmen need to learn the offense and study and think about/study defense. Getting beaten by superior talent is okay. Being out of position on defense is not. And here's the big one. Can we still redshirt Ethan? Isn't playing him for a second the same as playing him for extended minutes in terms of a redshirt season--or is there a 'minutes' limit to how much a guy can play and keep his redshirt? 'cause if there's no minute limit, how does Ethan not play 20 minutes in this game given that it was a blow out? What--maybe if he'd've played more than 2 minutes we might have gotten killed? My favorite player: Tunji. That guy competes.
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