Plaisted is a huge defensive liability right now
The fact that we are tied at 30 is a miracle. We are playing horrendous and Plaisted is so F&*(ing slow to get back after he shows the switch.
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I am not watching the game (my affiliate is showing Gonzaga), but your description reminds me of Doleac in the national championship game in '98, too tired to hustle down court. Of course you remember what happened, when Kentucky had that 5-on-4 advantage on offense.
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The fact that we are still up 6 is a minor miracle. I thought we would own the paint and the boards, instead we are getting owned in the paint and on the boards. I bet Keena is 2-10 shooting and Trent is not much better. |
What's up with allowing the X-men so many stinking O-rebounds? There was one stretch where it seemed like Xavier had a 3-minute possession. I can't believe we are in the lead. If TP doesn't get his head straight, we are going to be one and done.
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I think because we are playing zone especially a 2:1:2 we are not rebounding well, you get lazy in a zone when it comes to rebounding. Essentially you only have two guys down low to rebound in this defense and if the shot comes from the corner one of your guys is rushing to guard the three, so only one guy is downlow now. But we struggle in man to man as well because we are slow on our switches. It is going to be a dog fight in the second half.
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even more disturbing is that he can't even get on the block. He is so damn weak! I want to poke him in the eye!
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Keena starts the 2nd half very hot.
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KY sliding in and out. Real smooth.
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Interesting that X and Y are playing each other. |
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Rose responds with a big three. The foul situation is a joke 7-1 in team fouls right now, Xavier shoots the rest of the way. its amazing that BYU has scored all of the their second half points in the paint except 3, Xavier has shot nothing but jumpers and yet the team fouls are that big of a difference.
Free throws will loom large in this game. |
BYU not playing defense. Xavier guys licking finger and putting it in the air to check air currents before shooting 3s.
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I think this is the game that even homers realize that Trent, as presently constituted, is a combine-numbers good-on-paper not-effective-on-the-court basketball player.
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BYU choked!
This is bullshit-how come for once someone cant step up and make a play, Ainge had 3 crucial point blank jumpers that he missed long, every one of them. Xavier is not a great team, we played horrible defense, and Plaisted looked bad. |
Great season, bad ending. Plaisteds last 5 minutes were a major defensive abomination. Even the slightest of head fakes sends him into the 10th row.
BYU had every chance to win this game in spite of the laughable and huge free throw attempt disparity. Simply put BYU choked. Oh well. Great season. Spring football is next. |
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Xavier was not that good. I am very disappointed in the loss. Keena had a solid second half. TP failed to show up tonight. Xavier owned the boards and made the cougs looked like slow white guys that couldn't jump. Ainge played well through most of the game until the last 2 minutes and then missed several jumpers that he makes 7 out of 10 times.
Dollman(Sp??) impressed in the 2nd half. I believed the announcers just proposed to "The littlest man on the court". In the end, I am ticked that they lost, but it really wouldn't matter as OSU will absolutely destroy XU. Watching the OSU game earlier, I felt kind of like I did back in the early 90's with Shawn Bradley in the tourney, praying that we would lose to, I believe, LSU so we wouldn't have to get embarassed in round 2 against an incredible Oklahoma team. |
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Re: combine numbers, I'm not sure I believe in the 4.6 40 time. In fact, I don't believe it. |
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Oh well, bluegoose is correct, OSU would have just killed us. |
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Amen. Plus, we'd have had a full day to dream about an incredible upset. |
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Nice poem. Also, I plagarized two thirds of your "teenie weenie weenie" on CB today and didn't credit you. I'm going through the Rs of repentance and am up to recognition but can't get past remorse, in that I feel none. I'll keep you posted. |
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I thought this was the work of Rodney Dangerfield. ;) |
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