kayako wrote:Westbrook#36 wrote:I can't agree with you, and where did I say Wisconsin got lucky???
I thought you were alluding to the FG% gap and chalking it up as their A game vs our B game.
kayako wrote:EMT wrote:I see you have a V next to your name so you know more about Nova than me, but there is iso and forcing bad shots in the lane when triple teamed. You guys don't win 32 games this year with those iso sets from today.
The last play was probably just poor vision on Josh's part, and against lesser defenders probably gets foul called there.
Bill Marsh wrote:It was great D. He tried to make his patented spin move and they had it covered with the double team.
Bill Marsh wrote:Broke my heart as well as my brackets. Really like this team. A lot. Thought they'd go deep again.
kayako wrote:Bill Marsh wrote:Broke my heart as well as my brackets. Really like this team. A lot. Thought they'd go deep again.
I think it was you who thought we'd miss Ochefu and I agreed. I didn't think Nova was the best team in the country, but I was expecting a sweet 16 appearance. So very disappointing. We made so many more mistakes than Wisconsin did, but was in position to win because of their foul trouble. Jay's got some soul searching to do, because his system is very one dimensional. Clearly established pattern is that we're always one front court injury/ineligibility away from disaster. How does a top 20ish major program have this issue of lacking bodies? I am sick of seeing Randy Foye and Josh Hart having to get tough rebounds in the paint and guard power forwards and predictably wear down late season.
kayako wrote:Bill Marsh wrote:Broke my heart as well as my brackets. Really like this team. A lot. Thought they'd go deep again.
I think it was you who thought we'd miss Ochefu and I agreed. I didn't think Nova was the best team in the country, but I was expecting a sweet 16 appearance. So very disappointing. We made so many more mistakes than Wisconsin did, but was in position to win because of their foul trouble. Jay's got some soul searching to do, because his system is very one dimensional. Clearly established pattern is that we're always one front court injury/ineligibility away from disaster. How does a top 20ish major program have this issue of lacking bodies? I am sick of seeing Randy Foye and Josh Hart having to get tough rebounds in the paint and guard power forwards and predictably wear down late season.
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