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[QUOTE="orangefan13, post: 1025566, member: 906"]
your record going into march means nothing. Yes the team was tired and alittle banged up.
But in the end it was lack of jumpshooting and inconsistancy of isolation that killed us.

Post the same thing every year.....
[U][B]Inconsistancy is always the culprit.  When your scoring leaders have bad games in march you lose. [/B][/U]

1.Gmac, Nichols, and warrick have been through it,against vermont their numbers were terrible that game. 10 turnovers for warrick alone. Gerry was like 2-8 from 3.

2.devendorf,rautins went through it shot awfull against Oklahoma. Flynn had a ok game. Not saying our defense was good but our offense wasn't.

3. Dion, triche, and fair went through it  we lost fab melo against osu .  scoop had a good game and the freethrows were awfull but the halfcourt offense was not good that day)

Rautins, Scoop, Wes, and joseph went through it against butler. Yes, our chemistry was screwed when we lost ao and that forced jackson into the high post where he didn't belong.

And now Fair, Grant, and Cooney went through it. Ennis was ok at best. We made two jumpshots all game, 2.

In 2003 Gerry, Warrick, and Melo even went through it during the first half against oklahoma state. We had somewhere around 20 points at halftime if I remember correctly.

And you would see the same thing with other teams, heck look at duke 2 of the last 3 years. Uconn won as a sleeper the last few years because guys like napier,boatright, kemba, and lamb  stepped up when the pressure was toughest.

Ennis and grant were on the nba radar big time all year. Grant on massive athletic potential like a andre drummond, and Ennis has already showed the ability to lead a team while scoring.
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