Backed your Hawks last night. Impressive to overcome a 13 point halftime defecit on the road, especially with such a young team. They should be really strong next season...
Thanks for the writeups, etc.
Backed your Hawks last night. Impressive to overcome a 13 point halftime defecit on the road, especially with such a young team. They should be really strong next season...
Unfortunately, life happens sometimes and I can't put in the time necessary to do writeups and post plays, I don't feel bad to the 98% of crybabies and jerks on this site but for the 2% of solid posters and lurkers that understand that we are all in this together, I'm sorry to not help more. But if you look closely around this site you will see the influence of my old-school giant writeup, stats-based analysis with some of the posters and hopefully most should know the "types" of plays I would be in favor of (aka Citadel +12 tonight comes to mind as Texas Tech +11.5 did last night).
kineprofesser i miss u
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Unfortunately, life happens sometimes and I can't put in the time necessary to do writeups and post plays, I don't feel bad to the 98% of crybabies and jerks on this site but for the 2% of solid posters and lurkers that understand that we are all in this together, I'm sorry to not help more. But if you look closely around this site you will see the influence of my old-school giant writeup, stats-based analysis with some of the posters and hopefully most should know the "types" of plays I would be in favor of (aka Citadel +12 tonight comes to mind as Texas Tech +11.5 did last night).
Pace in the Fordham-UMASS game has been frenetic. Too wild at times. Fordham showing no fear in attacking the UMASS press. I think this comes down to the wire as the Minutemen have no answer for Gaston/Bristol on the glass.
Per IU beat writer Jeff Rabjohns on Twitter, Will Sheehey is not on the floor for early warmups. Not really uncommon though so he might still be playing.
Pace in the Fordham-UMASS game has been frenetic. Too wild at times. Fordham showing no fear in attacking the UMASS press. I think this comes down to the wire as the Minutemen have no answer for Gaston/Bristol on the glass.
Per IU beat writer Jeff Rabjohns on Twitter, Will Sheehey is not on the floor for early warmups. Not really uncommon though so he might still be playing.
Pace in the Fordham-UMASS game has been frenetic. Too wild at times. Fordham showing no fear in attacking the UMASS press. I think this comes down to the wire as the Minutemen have no answer for Gaston/Bristol on the glass.
Per IU beat writer Jeff Rabjohns on Twitter, Will Sheehey is not on the floor for early warmups. Not really uncommon though so he might still be playing.
you like fordham 2nd half?
Quote Originally Posted by JFen31:
Pace in the Fordham-UMASS game has been frenetic. Too wild at times. Fordham showing no fear in attacking the UMASS press. I think this comes down to the wire as the Minutemen have no answer for Gaston/Bristol on the glass.
Per IU beat writer Jeff Rabjohns on Twitter, Will Sheehey is not on the floor for early warmups. Not really uncommon though so he might still be playing.
Just a lean, not playing it. UMASS could get hot behind the arc and start to pull away, but they only have one healthy frontcourt player and he's in foul trouble.
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you like fordham 2nd half?
Just a lean, not playing it. UMASS could get hot behind the arc and start to pull away, but they only have one healthy frontcourt player and he's in foul trouble.
Charleston game a good example of why I really try to avoid "square" or "public" plays. I literally never, ever win them. Spot was great tonight and C of C whiffed. No explanation.
One final add:
Arizona @ UCLA -2 (1 unit)
Charleston game a good example of why I really try to avoid "square" or "public" plays. I literally never, ever win them. Spot was great tonight and C of C whiffed. No explanation.
Great job on Weber St and Oregon. Thought you took a chance on UMass over with 2 players out but it worked out for you. Write up on Mich Indiana was right on. Also had Penn St right on but didnt play it and can understand. Anyway great job tonite
Great job on Weber St and Oregon. Thought you took a chance on UMass over with 2 players out but it worked out for you. Write up on Mich Indiana was right on. Also had Penn St right on but didnt play it and can understand. Anyway great job tonite
-Biggest regret of the day was not playing Penn State.
-Weber State went 23/28 at the free throw line, as expected.
-Michigan was on the verge of being blown out of the building but once again Beilein's adjustments kept them in the game until the end.
-Oregon is going to be a force by season's end. Tons of talent with the transfers (Joseph, Woods, Ashalou) joining an already-solid nucleus. Great coach, as well. This team is only going to get better as the season goes along.
-No more lopsided "square" or "public" plays. Ever. Tonight's Charleston loss dropped my career record on such plays to about 2-28.Not sure why, but it's a problematic pattern.
-Biggest regret of the day was not playing Penn State.
-Weber State went 23/28 at the free throw line, as expected.
-Michigan was on the verge of being blown out of the building but once again Beilein's adjustments kept them in the game until the end.
-Oregon is going to be a force by season's end. Tons of talent with the transfers (Joseph, Woods, Ashalou) joining an already-solid nucleus. Great coach, as well. This team is only going to get better as the season goes along.
-No more lopsided "square" or "public" plays. Ever. Tonight's Charleston loss dropped my career record on such plays to about 2-28.Not sure why, but it's a problematic pattern.