And some say not even that? Yes it was a bad loss. And I suspect we will lose today. Still, you act like the team won't improve. I think it will. It's a long season and we have too much talent not to.
Exactly. Evem teams like BC and Miami look light years better than we do so far, not to mention what look like Auto-Losses to 4-Top 10 teams if we don't get much better.Here's the thing. A mediocre to good team will not cut it in the new-look ACC. The league is absolutely stacked. Getting wins come conference play is going to be very very difficult if this team does not shape up.
I wish we copied Iowa's offensive system. They are a fun team to watch. With Iowa's offensive system and our zone defense it would be awesome.I think the board has been really good today. Usually I can't stand it after losses but most people seem to be reasonable and some really good assessments. I'm a very positive person - probably more than I should be at times - but let's be honest, last time was tough to watch and showed some serious flaws.
Just remember ma'am, no sample size is too small around these parts.And some say not even that? Yes it was a bad loss. And I suspect we will lose today. Still, you act like the team won't improve. I think it will. It's a long season and we have too much talent not to.
The team imploded in the last few minutes of the first half, but was relatively competitive for the rest of the game despite playing sloppily, shooting poorly and with Christmas playing limited minutes due to foul trouble. I'm sure the coaching staff isn't getting ready to throw in the towel on 11/21.If we showed any sense of a pulse offensively and lost the game to Cal I think the response would be we are young, but will improve. Our offense looked pathetic and basically said we will need to win games in the 50's. That means our margin for error defensively razor thin. This team could be an NCAA team, but it doesn't look even close right now.
In 2005-2006 GMAC's senior year we lost to Florida in MSG early, but we showed a pulse and that team was a bubble team till BET. We are not good right now.
Here's the thing. A mediocre to good team will not cut it in the new-look ACC. The league is absolutely stacked. Getting wins come conference play is going to be very very difficult if this team does not shape up.
We were competitive because Cal couldn't shoot the ball either. They started 7 for 20 and we started 6 for 20. Once Cal started hitting shots were got our a$$ kicked. This team can't score.The team imploded in the last few minutes of the first half, but was relatively competitive for the rest of the game despite playing sloppily, shooting poorly and with Christmas playing limited minutes due to foul trouble. I'm sure the coaching staff isn't getting ready to throw in the towel on 11/21.
I wish we copied Iowa's offensive system. They are a fun team to watch. With Iowa's offensive system and our zone defense it would be awesome.
If we showed any sense of a pulse offensively and lost the game to Cal I think the response would be we are young, but will improve. Our offense looked pathetic and basically said we will need to win games in the 50's. That means our margin for error defensively razor thin. This team could be an NCAA team, but it doesn't look even close right now.
In 2005-2006 GMAC's senior year we lost to Florida in MSG early, but we showed a pulse and that team was a bubble team till BET. We are not good right now.
You obviously haven't watched Iowa play the last few years. Their offensive system is too play and fast and force teams to foul. They struggled against the #10 team in the country last night, but their system works they struggle defensively.Iowa has a great offensive system. So great that they shot WORSE than us last night.
You obviously haven't watched Iowa play the last few years. Their offensive system is too play and fast and force teams to foul. They struggled against the #10 team in the country last night, but their system works they struggle defensively.
I respect your opinion, but Iowa plays an aggressive offensive system I am worried tonight they may foul out Rak, McC, Roberson out of this game.Right they got fouled and made the FT's in the first half and that was why they lead. Texas fouled less and challenged every shot in the paint in the second while also finding their offense and often doing what Iowa likes to do.
I respect your opinion, but Iowa plays an aggressive offensive system I am worried tonight they may foul out Rak, McC, Roberson out of this game.
I would take their offensive system over our Iso/pick&roll all day long.
we will improve but not enough.there is no half court offense and no shooting period. reliance on cooney is rediculous.he is playing way to many minutes ---no offense to him but he does not have it. he plays good defense, but we need points. i would sacrifice some defense from him for someone that can score. he is more of a liability playing that many minutes. definitely a nit team. i will be at the garden for the game todayAnd some say not even that? Yes it was a bad loss. And I suspect we will lose today. Still, you act like the team won't improve. I think it will. It's a long season and we have too much talent not to.
You obviously haven't watched Iowa play the last few years. Their offensive system is too play and fast and force teams to foul. They struggled against the #10 team in the country last night, but their system works they struggle defensively.
The team imploded in the last few minutes of the first half, but was relatively competitive for the rest of the game despite playing sloppily, shooting poorly and with Christmas playing limited minutes due to foul trouble. I'm sure the coaching staff isn't getting ready to throw in the towel on 11/21.
I've watched Iowa play a lot. Last year they collapsed down the stretch worse than us. They didn't score over 65 in any of their last three games. The year before they shot 41% from the field and 30 percent from three. JB is going to continue to play his offensive system. It's point guard centric with simple, screens, and cuts that is suppose to but our players in the best position for them to make plays. We aren't going to run a lot of motion simply because JB thinks the wrong players end up with the ball in the wrong spots of the floor. And anyway, it really doesn't matter what system you run if you can't put the ball in the hoop.