SWC75
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- We will no doubt hear that we beat a Louisville team that was short-handed due to the loss of Chris Jones. Yeah, tell us about being short-handed.
- Trevor Cooney opened the scoring with a trey 32 seconds in to the gamed. He never scored again, going 0 for 9. JB in his presser said this was not a case of him being closely guarded. He said that all shots but one were open shots. Again, normally when you see a shooter hit his first one, you expect him to have a good game. Cooney hit a trey 1:07 I into the Pitt game and missed 6 in a row the rest of the game. He hit one 7 second into the BC game and went 2 for 7 after that. He hit his first three shots against Duke, then missed 10 in arrow. What is it with this guy? In the last 5 games he’s 10 for 46 from three point range, (22%). We are playing so well right now. Imagine if our shooting guard could shoot.
- Note to Kaleb Joseph: a two pointer that goes in counts more than a three pointer that doesn’t. JB said he’s over 50% on those pull-up jumpers and just 20% from the arc. But he thinks he’s Trevor Cooney, (and he’s kind of right, the way Cooney’s shooting)
- Three guys scored 60 of our 69 points. (and Cooney wasn’t one of them).
- I was really disappointed with the way we started the game. We seemed very sluggish, almost uninterested. We were letting them do whatever they wanted on offense. I really wondered if the lack of a post season incentive was getting to the team. They answered me after that. But, as frustrating as problems scoring can be it’s really disheartening to see the other team score on your team with the ease the Cardinals were early in this game. The shots may not always fall but you can move those feet and keep those hands in the air.
- I can’t get used to the fact that if Ennis, Onuaku or Grant do good things, that’s bad for us.
- Trevor Cooney opened the scoring with a trey 32 seconds in to the gamed. He never scored again, going 0 for 9. JB in his presser said this was not a case of him being closely guarded. He said that all shots but one were open shots. Again, normally when you see a shooter hit his first one, you expect him to have a good game. Cooney hit a trey 1:07 I into the Pitt game and missed 6 in a row the rest of the game. He hit one 7 second into the BC game and went 2 for 7 after that. He hit his first three shots against Duke, then missed 10 in arrow. What is it with this guy? In the last 5 games he’s 10 for 46 from three point range, (22%). We are playing so well right now. Imagine if our shooting guard could shoot.
- Note to Kaleb Joseph: a two pointer that goes in counts more than a three pointer that doesn’t. JB said he’s over 50% on those pull-up jumpers and just 20% from the arc. But he thinks he’s Trevor Cooney, (and he’s kind of right, the way Cooney’s shooting)
- Three guys scored 60 of our 69 points. (and Cooney wasn’t one of them).
- I was really disappointed with the way we started the game. We seemed very sluggish, almost uninterested. We were letting them do whatever they wanted on offense. I really wondered if the lack of a post season incentive was getting to the team. They answered me after that. But, as frustrating as problems scoring can be it’s really disheartening to see the other team score on your team with the ease the Cardinals were early in this game. The shots may not always fall but you can move those feet and keep those hands in the air.
- I can’t get used to the fact that if Ennis, Onuaku or Grant do good things, that’s bad for us.
