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Our offense since 2012 has become the meathead equivalent of defensive football
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[QUOTE="HRE Otto IV, post: 2834616, member: 5685"] Our style is so bad that it is hard to watch even when we are winning. No one wants to watch an O that just stands around and chucks up a shot. No one wants to see the other team take 25 seconds each possession trying to crack the zone. The style we play helps in a tournament setting. But it hurts over a 30 game season. If you could guarantee a 6 seed every year using this style, I would shut up and deal with the boring regular season. But when you can barely make the NCAAs, it is a gigantic problem. [/QUOTE]
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