While this might be true to some extent, the majority of people improve the more they work in their vocations when starting out,
Would agree with this. Over under 1.5?
He's said it multiple times, so I'm clarifying if he's given up.No. Fire him right now. In the locker room. Throw all his stuff out on the street. Then go burn his house down and kick his dog.
As long as we're overreacting, let's just go for it!!
I thought our ball movement and inbounds plays looked pretty good last year when we had a bunch of dudes in their 4th, 5th, and 6th years of college. I feel like I remember several successful scoring plays drawn up to close out first halves of games last year, either scoring at the rim or Battle or Willis or Loewe or someone hitting an open jumper.
I haven't seen every team play more than a few minutes, but it seems like Nebraska and Minnesota are the bottom two by a good margin. There aren't any easy games left on the schedule. I might still say 2-18 but 3 might be the ceiling and 0-20 is a real possibility.
I think 1-19
Exactly, exactly, exactly. BJ pulled him late against Wisconsin in favor of carrington and playmaking immediately disappeared. Same thing today for samuels. Henley is still raw, but he plays at a way different speed than the rest of our back court. Play the hot hand and sit the guys who add nothing.
Depressing.
I'm not a fan of the McCaffrey level eruptions every game but CBJ just seems so apathetic about it. We were CLEARLY getting the bad side of the whistle today and he seemed to be totally ambivalent to it.
Meaning you play all the freshman as much as possible.
It doesn’t even need to be him getting angry at the refs, I just want to see CBJ show some emotion. He looks totally checked out.
2 games in a row we've covered the spread. We ARE improving!
I don’t think it changes the whistles, but it can pump up the team and the crowd. IMO, sometimes the coach needs to show some fight.
I went and had a ball. Was 6th grade kid’s first game and he loved it. And we are hockey people. So close!
It was indeed a fun game.
The problem wasn't really the big man. They spread us out and drove on us. We have no help defense. The driver was one on one against the defender time and again. Once it gets to that point it is tough to stop.
He is going to be our coach for a minimum of three years after this. I hope he learns. Right now he is overmatched and stubborn.
He's not getting fired for years. I don't blame him. He is just going to have to learn on the job.No. Fire him right now. In the locker room. Throw all his stuff out on the street. Then go burn his house down and kick his dog.
As long as we're overreacting, let's just go for it!!
On both sides of the ball no less. Right now he is the quickest kid we have against the drive and on offense he is really the only guy who can beat someone of the dribble and make a play. I like him.
I have not. Ben is as green as grass. He can still learn.
Never tried zone or any strategy to stop them from driving it past us, took out Henley after his best stretch as a Gopher and killed our momentum there, broke up their best run with a weird lineup including Thompson, called the timeout with 20 seconds that led to a horrid Battle shot. He cannot seem to get Battle to improve shot selection or Cooper to move the ball on offense.
We have one in Payne, he just needs more development and consistency to play extended minutes against a guy like that. In another year, he will dominate a guy like Walker on the Offensive end while limiting his (Walker or whomever he goes against) impact on the game at the defensive end.
