Originally Posted by cmh6476:
Is there a stronger lineup that could develop down the stretch? Maybe like jwil, dick, Juan, rice and udeh? I get kj has played well, but he feels more like a6th man and might prosper in that role. But maybe they need to see more out of rice and udeh in practice to get there? I haven't been impressed with McCullar at all. It took Remy Martin time to get comfortable, and maybe that's what McCullar needs.
It felt like Bill wanted to do something different with the lineup tonight. I think 1-4 are fine and just need to play better than those last 3 games, but there might be some opportunity with the big play. And rice may see more minutes going forward it seems [Reply]
Originally Posted by KC_Connection:
I don’t think I’ve ever seen anybody troll after losing a home game because it was by 9 instead of 10 points. Sad, sad stuff.
Would of been more if the refs didnt gift UK twice as many FT's. [Reply]
Originally Posted by lcarus:
Cincinnati. Such an ardent fanbase beginning in 2022. Funnily, never heard a peep from any of them before they had sucked bad enough and for long enough to get a couple no brainer 1st round picks that made them relevant.
I'm not saying there aren't any long-time Bengals fans. I'm sure there's plenty out there with their Rudi Johnson and Carson Palmer Fathead posters.
I was never bad at geography, in fact have always loved maps. But I thought about the Bengals so little over 35 years as a football fan that just last season was the first time I considered people from Kentucky would be Bengals fans.
Well, when they're good they're Bengals fans. [Reply]
Originally Posted by DJay23:
I was never bad at geography, in fact have always loved maps. But I thought about the Bengals so little over 35 years as a football fan that just last season was the first time I considered people from Kentucky would be Bengals fans.
Well, when they're good they're Bengals fans.
If i walk to the end of my street, i can see the stadium.
Free geography lesson; Kentucky and Ohio are divided only by a river. [Reply]
Originally Posted by KC_Connection:
Like Tshiebwe is literally standing in the paint for 5 seconds at a time and they aren’t calling it, why not take advantage of it?
UK was epically stupid. Tshiebwe is a man machine, and they didn't even look his direction 3/4 of the time. No action to create angles or leverage, just fucktarded.
And they didn't send ANYBODY after the OREB. With their size, that's just dumb. I know they have to respect our transition game, but sending nobody? Nobody to get a body on Dick, Pettiford or Harris? Stupid.
But kudos to the Hawks for grabbing the boards.
Also, Adams deserves a ton of credit for his performance. On paper he doesn't belong on the same court as Tshiebwe. But he went toe to toe and really had a ton of good possessions. Kudos.
Udeh was really good. I really think he should have been getting minutes in the non-con, but who am I to question Self.
I gotta give Grady a lot of credit. The book is to get physical with him, and he's handling it really well. That little pumpfake sidestep 3 was gross.
Originally Posted by rfaulk34:
If i walk to the end of my street, i can see the stadium.
Free geography lesson; Kentucky and Ohio are divided only by a river.
Huh. Fascinating. Next question: What's it like to fuck your cousin? [Reply]
