Sunday 1/26/20- One All Access Game

[stever20]

kind of curious how have teams that have participated in the all-access game done the rest of the season?

You'd think for instance what they were saying about zipper with Steele, that's a big thing.

[Novachap]

Don't know how they would have enough content left after editing Jay if they tried this with Nova!

[XUFan09]

All Access was pretty cool.

No. It wasn't. It sucked. If you enjoyed that you're more stupid than I thought you were.

Calm down dude, have you ever heard of differing opinions. I like hearing Mac and Steele and see their coaching styles. I wouldn't want it everygame but it was nice insight. Mac's players clearly knew the sets, all he had to do was say the name. No X's and O's, Steele seemed to be doing alot of X's and O's.

Frankly, it's because Steele has to dictate a lot of sets and actions with these guys to produce good looks, while McDermott can set up more general schemes and then let his players create from there. He just has higher IQ guys on the offensive side, plus a bunch of dudes that can shoot.

Concerning McDermott yelling out Steele's playcalling, it's more for long-term scouting purposes than anything, though the Creighton staff did apparently recognize a few calls. People were talking about it on Twitter, and apparently that strategy is kind of the norm.

[Wizard of Westroads]

Concerning McDermott yelling out Steele's playcalling, it's more for long-term scouting purposes than anything, though the Creighton staff did apparently recognize a few calls. People were talking about it on Twitter, and apparently that strategy is kind of the norm.

Everybody knows everybody else's stuff in the league. I love watching Ed Cooley coach and saw him listening to Mac's calls last week, then shouting to his team on the floor. Great coaches in this league and they play each other 2-3 times every year.

[XUFan09]

Concerning McDermott yelling out Steele's playcalling, it's more for long-term scouting purposes than anything, though the Creighton staff did apparently recognize a few calls. People were talking about it on Twitter, and apparently that strategy is kind of the norm.

Everybody knows everybody else's stuff in the league. I love watching Ed Cooley coach and saw him listening to Mac's calls last week, then shouting to his team on the floor. Great coaches in this league and they play each other 2-3 times every year.

Yep. It's why conference play has such a different dynamic.

[Omaha1]

It sounded like CU knew all of the XU plays. A couple of times you’d hear Steele call “zipper” on offense and then Mac would yell “zipper” to his defense like they knew the play call by name.

Cool to see Steele basically respond to my post.

[XUFan09]

It sounded like CU knew all of the XU plays. A couple of times you’d hear Steele call “zipper” on offense and then Mac would yell “zipper” to his defense like they knew the play call by name.

Cool to see Steele basically respond to my post.

Since there's a "Zipper family," I'm picturing some goofy family tree of basketball sets.

[Wizard of Westroads]

It sounded like CU knew all of the XU plays. A couple of times you’d hear Steele call “zipper” on offense and then Mac would yell “zipper” to his defense like they knew the play call by name.

Cool to see Steele basically respond to my post.

Since there's a "Zipper family," I'm picturing some goofy family tree of basketball sets.

Here's their Christmas family photo: