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  • serious question,

    i am trying to figure out why we have so many second leads and end of losing. my question is this, do you think we have players playing too many minutes. in otherwords, is it our lack of depth that really hurts us and lets others catch up as our players wear down?

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    It's a grab bag...grab any 3 and you have your answer...

    No rebounding
    No depth
    No b@lls
    No execution
    Onward and Upward!

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    • #3
      Originally posted by BradleyBrave View Post
      It's a grab bag...grab any 3 and you have your answer...

      No rebounding
      No depth
      No b@lls
      No execution
      stats wise we at one time were leading the valley in rebounding werent we?

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      • #4
        Originally posted by flipper View Post
        stats wise we at one time were leading the valley in rebounding werent we?
        We were I think averaging the most number of rebounds, I am not sure the margin was the highest. But it's a moot point really. When we win we usually rebound. When we don't rebound, we lose. We can dissect the stats to death. The only stat that matters isn't good.
        Onward and Upward!

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        • #5
          It might have a little to do with an extended season due to the preseason practice and trip to Brazil?

          When we went to Canada prior to 2005, we went from ending the non-con with an RPI of 36 and starting 9-2 to finishing 13-15, losers of 10 of 12. . .

          Poor conditioning resulting in the lack of endurance to successfully maneuver through a 30 game DI college basketball season.

          But in general, I believe we have gotten leap years better in that regard. In 2006 I believe we benefited from being better conditioned than other teams the final 13 games (of course it helped having 2 key players out for the 1st/3rd of the season).

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          • #6
            Originally posted by BradleyBrave View Post
            We were I think averaging the most number of rebounds, I am not sure the margin was the highest. But it's a moot point really. When we win we usually rebound. When we don't rebound, we lose. We can dissect the stats to death. The only stat that matters isn't good.
            i hope prosser is good.

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            • #7
              It all starts in the first 2-3 minutes of the half, when we let the other team go on a big run! Tonight it was 10 to 2 This team is not coming out for the second half ready to playmad:

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              • #8
                I think I am more sad than anything. We're better than this. I truly believe that. Each time this happens at home it's more heartbreaking.
                Onward and Upward!

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                • #9
                  We played scared plain and simple. First half the energy is flowing the O is clickin the D is active. Second half we slow down the O run the shot clock, that lack of flow and intensity carries into the D and we're not as active leading to more back door lay ins and uncontested 3's. I'm confident that if we just play our game not worry about the score or anything we'd be fine, but for some reason we always have to play lets slow it down and our offense for the last 10 min. of a game consists of sm putting up an off balance shot off a screen.
                  "How do you go from where you are to where you want to be? I think you have to have an enthusiasm for life. You have to have a dream, a goal, and you have to be willing to work for it." - Jim Valvano

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                  • #10
                    Originally posted by BradleyBrave View Post
                    I think I am more sad than anything. We're better than this. I truly believe that. Each time this happens at home it's more heartbreaking.
                    There it is.......something we can completely agree on!
                    ???People say, ???Forget last year', but I want our guys to remember that one, because that will not happen again. We will be much better.??? Geno Ford, 9/22/12

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                    • #11
                      The last 5-10 minutes of nearly every single game we play passive, timid, scared basketball...We completely abandon the aggressive offensive execution that got us the leads earlier in the game and we turn into a stagnant, unimaginative team that is very easy to defend.
                      I don't get it...I don't understand why we stop running our offense and resort to running down the shot clock time after time, rolling out that same predictable isolation set, and invariably end up getting poor, low percentage shots at the end of almost every one of the possessions...

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by flipper View Post
                        i hope prosser is good.
                        you mean you hope prosser is REAL good...

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by flipper View Post
                          i hope prosser is good.
                          Haha, seriously. I mean, maybe it's just me, but it really seems like this is bound to happen for the next 2-3 years minimum, at least until we start recruiting more bigs with some beef.

                          I don't think we've lost many games that can be blamed on our guards being outplayed this year. Time and time again, it's another big man - Odiakosa, Carmichael, Lawson, and it will be Egelseder on Saturday - that takes over the game. I guess we can just hope and pray that we don't run into any teams that have big, physical posts and that we shoot 75 percent from the field every night....

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                          • #14
                            Originally posted by ER3 View Post
                            The last 5-10 minutes of nearly every single game we play passive, timid, scared basketball...We completely abandon the aggressive offensive execution that got us the leads earlier in the game and we turn into a stagnant, unimaginative team that is very easy to defend.
                            I don't get it...I don't understand why we stop running our offense and resort to running down the shot clock time after time, rolling out that same predictable isolation set, and invariably end up getting poor, low percentage shots at the end of almost every one of the possessions...
                            Post of the YEAR. Your post plus the fact "WE NEED BIGS WHO CAN PLAY" Love SS but we have to recruit BIGS WHO CAN PLAY. WSU did, ISU did, UNI did, MS has one . If you look at the standings outside of MS and their one good big, do we see a connection. WE WILL NOT BE CONTENDERS until we junk this 4 guard offfense and " GET SOME BIGS" like the 3 leaders in this conference. PERIOD

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                            • #15
                              Originally posted by Future Walk-On View Post
                              you mean you hope prosser is REAL good...
                              From what I'm hearing your going to be disappointed. Hope not but don't get your hopes up. Please prove me wrong we need JP in a BIG way.

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