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  • Westtncat
    Senior Member
    • Oct 2014
    • 2031

    #1

    All this talk

    About how we are peaking and playing better defense, Bam is peaking, blah blah blah. We are the same team we have been all year. A very unimpressive win in which we were out scored in the second half. I would love to be wrong but I just dont see this as our year. I haven't been excited about this team in weeks. I was in the beginning but the formula for beating us is out there. We haven't looked great since we were running early in the season. Others have the right to disagree but I see the same team now that I saw squeak out victories in one of the weaker major conferences in the country. I still love my cats and I hope to win it all. Being objective is hard for a fan but just seems we are what we are at this point.
  • Jload
    Senior Member
    • Sep 2015
    • 2057

    #2
    If Monk doesn't wake up we are toast, he will have to be hot for us to beat UCLA or UNC. I wasn't that impressed with Wichita State, not nearly as exsplosive offensively as they have been in the past, I think we beat them, but if Monk doesn't wake up from whatever funk he is in we go no further.

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    • Matt Dillon
      Administrator
      • Oct 2014
      • 49610

      #3
      Originally posted by Westtncat
      About how we are peaking and playing better defense, Bam is peaking, blah blah blah. We are the same team we have been all year. A very unimpressive win in which we were out scored in the second half. I would love to be wrong but I just dont see this as our year. I haven't been excited about this team in weeks. I was in the beginning but the formula for beating us is out there. We haven't looked great since we were running early in the season. Others have the right to disagree but I see the same team now that I saw squeak out victories in one of the weaker major conferences in the country. I still love my cats and I hope to win it all. Being objective is hard for a fan but just seems we are what we are at this point.
      I agree. I think we have the talent to go a long way, perhaps all the way. Inconsistency is our Achilles Heel. I don't believe this team can play, at the level needed to win the NC, five games in a row.
      Philippians 4:11-4:13

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      • BJD
        Senior Member
        • Nov 2016
        • 454

        #4
        Worst 30-5 basketball team in the history of college basketball. Cal got outcoached 35 times but somehow we didn't lose 30 of those times.

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        • CATHYnKY
          Senior Member
          • Oct 2014
          • 5565

          #5
          Originally posted by BJD
          Worst 30-5 basketball team in the history of college basketball. Cal got outcoached 35 times but somehow we didn't lose 30 of those times.
          Not saying I agree or don't agree, but sometimes I don't understand what "outcoached" means.

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          • George
            Senior Member
            • Oct 2014
            • 10355

            #6
            Originally posted by BJD
            Worst 30-5 basketball team in the history of college basketball. Cal got outcoached 35 times but somehow we didn't lose 30 of those times.
            I'm not throwing in the towel by any means, but come on, BJD. You can't be pleased by what we saw last night.

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            • Joneslab
              Senior Member
              • Oct 2014
              • 39604

              #7
              The team we saw in the SEC Tournament was really improved.

              Team we saw last night was the LSU/Missouri team.

              This isn't the sort of group that can just coast, have a guy splash a couple of threes, and all of a sudden the lead is at 20 and the other team has quit. It has to be 40 minutes of focused attention.

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              • Joneslab
                Senior Member
                • Oct 2014
                • 39604

                #8
                Originally posted by Westtncat
                A very unimpressive win in which we were out scored in the second half.
                Western Kentucky outscored us in the second half of the first round game in 2012, too.

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                • George
                  Senior Member
                  • Oct 2014
                  • 10355

                  #9
                  Originally posted by Will Lavender
                  The team we saw in the SEC Tournament was really improved.

                  Team we saw last night was the LSU/Missouri team.

                  This isn't the sort of group that can just coast, have a guy splash a couple of threes, and all of a sudden the lead is at 20 and the other team has quit. It has to be 40 minutes of focused attention.
                  Yep. Gotta admit that I'm getting worried about Monk, too. Guy's not right.

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                  • Katmendo
                    Senior Member
                    • Nov 2014
                    • 2278

                    #10
                    I'm not worried about Monk, I'm accusing him. You don't have to be dialed in to dive for balls. You don't have to see the strings rustle to mix it up. It doesn't take rhythm to set a screen.

                    He was the absolute second worst player on the floor, and, to be blunt, he deserves to be shamed for it.

                    What I saw from him last night was so Carmelo Anthony it turned my stomach.
                    Last edited by Katmendo; 03-18-2017, 10:08 AM.

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                    • George
                      Senior Member
                      • Oct 2014
                      • 10355

                      #11
                      Originally posted by Katmendo
                      I'm not worried about Monk, I'm accusing him. You don't have to be dialed in to dive for balls. You don't have to see the strings rustle to mix it up. It doesn't tale rhythm to set a screen.

                      He was the absolute second worst player on the floor, and, to be blunt, he deserves to be shamed for it.

                      What I saw from him last night was so Carmelo Anthony it turned my stomach.
                      Get over yourself.

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                      • Katmendo
                        Senior Member
                        • Nov 2014
                        • 2278

                        #12
                        Originally posted by Downes Van Zandt

                        Get over yourself.
                        Sounds like exactly what someone should say to Malik. Stop sulking and play.

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                        • George
                          Senior Member
                          • Oct 2014
                          • 10355

                          #13
                          Originally posted by Katmendo

                          Sounds like exactly what someone should say to Malik. Stop sulking and play.
                          A kid deserves to be publicly shamed by adults because he doesn't play basketball to suit them?

                          Yeah. That's exactly what should happen.

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                          • Katmendo
                            Senior Member
                            • Nov 2014
                            • 2278

                            #14
                            Originally posted by Downes Van Zandt

                            A kid deserves to be publicly shamed by adults because he doesn't play basketball to suit them?

                            Yeah. That's exactly what should happen.
                            No, and quit the childishness. Instead, let's be fair and note that the best, most talented, player on the floor, needs to be shamed, because he willfully quit on the team, and refused to demonstrate any effort to assist the team in winning. He wouldn't defend, wouldn't rebound, wouldn't set screens, and more. Once he didn't get the success he wanted, shooting the ball, he pouted and "took his ball" and went home.

                            Fact.

                            Servant Leadership?

                            Everyone can respect effort. Results can vary.

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                            • George
                              Senior Member
                              • Oct 2014
                              • 10355

                              #15
                              Originally posted by Katmendo

                              No, and quit the childishness. Instead, let's be fair and note that the best, most talented, player on the floor, needs to be shamed, because he willfully quit on the team, and refused to demonstrate any effort to assist the team in winning. He wouldn't defend, wouldn't rebound, wouldn't set screens, and more. Once he didn't get the success he wanted, shooting the ball, he pouted and "took his ball" and went home.
                              Your last couple of posts are the only things deserving of shame.

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