Originally Posted by Lzen:
Didn't they come out hot against Missouri and then let up?
Not at all. They were behind for the majority of the first half. It was a terrible start.
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Same with UConn.
UConn has been the clear exception this year for this team out of the dozen or so games they've played now. They played at their high gear for the entire time. [Reply]
Originally Posted by KC_Connection:
Wow, KU flipped the switch again in the last quarter of a game. Who could have predicted it?
True, for the most part. That's why I'm not usually too concerned. I mean I know they could lose any of these games. But usually they are the more talented and/or the better coached team. I don't like Slow starts but I'm glad this team is capable of overcoming that.
Lord knows we've had teams that were not capable of that. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Lzen:
True, for the most part. That's why I'm not usually too concerned. I mean I know they could lose any of these games. But usually they are the more talented and/or the better coached team. I don't like Slow starts but I'm glad this team is capable of overcoming that.
Lord knows we've had teams that were not capable of that.
How they play these games (or even whether they win or lose these games) doesn't matter too much to me at this point. I'm concerned only to the point that this team's propensity to coast for long periods reflects a lack of depth.
Similar to last year, a lack of depth can be enough to bite a team like this if they run into a team in the tournament that fouls a ton. What happens if McCullar gets in foul trouble? Or any of the big 4?
Timberlake looked playable today (for the first time all season?), but it was against a bunch of non-athletic Yale guys playing a style of basketball reminiscent of the game 30+ years ago. They need a lot more out of Elmarko/Furphy/McDowell in the 2nd half of the season. [Reply]
OK I say it all the time but I just don’t give a fuck. I enjoy watching McCullar play. I love his brand of basketball. He might be my Releford 2.0.
Harris brought some energy tonight and that’s excellent. He’s just really fucking good defensively.
It was good to finally get rolling.
But am I the only one that hates the flagrant call there? That’s still a basketball play he just got beat. Not a fan of that kind of officiating at all. [Reply]