It's the building habitat, isn't it? Gotta respect beavers for that.I struggle to hate Oregon state. There are at least 9 teams in the conference I hate more, and probably 10.
It's the building habitat, isn't it? Gotta respect beavers for that.I struggle to hate Oregon state. There are at least 9 teams in the conference I hate more, and probably 10.
Yes. Much respect.It's the building habitat, isn't it? Gotta respect beavers for that.
Dude. I realize that the word fan comes from fanatic, but the language you are using seems really extreme to me. Maybe take a break from watching sports for a bit, for your own sanity?I am devastated by the loss, and think we will look back and consider it to be one of the very worst in the modern era of CU basketball. This program simply cannot let a rare conference championship slip thru its fingers when CU was the team with far more experience AND more talent than Oregon St.
It‘s a crushing loss which will reverberate for years, unless this team makes a run in the NCAA Tourney, which seems very unlikely to me. Our first round opponent will probably be against a team that can run circles around Oregon St. One-and-done, and the season would reinforce that this program is at a plateau, when it looked like we had made moved beyond that point.
Honestly, it's his only escape from politics, so I, for one, support his continued engagement in sports.Dude. I realize that the word fan comes from fanatic, but the language you are using seems really extreme to me. Maybe take a break from watching sports for a bit, for your own sanity?
DudeI am devastated by the loss, and think we will look back and consider it to be one of the very worst in the modern era of CU basketball. This program simply cannot let a rare conference championship slip thru its fingers when CU was the team with far more experience AND more talent than Oregon St.
It‘s a crushing loss which will reverberate for years, unless this team makes a run in the NCAA Tourney, which seems very unlikely to me. Our first round opponent will probably be against a team that can run circles around Oregon St. One-and-done, and the season would reinforce that this program is at a plateau, when it looked like we had made moved beyond that point.
I am devastated by the loss, and think we will look back and consider it to be one of the very worst in the modern era of CU basketball. This program simply cannot let a rare conference championship slip thru its fingers when CU was the team with far more experience AND more talent than Oregon St.
It‘s a crushing loss which will reverberate for years, unless this team makes a run in the NCAA Tourney, which seems very unlikely to me. Our first round opponent will probably be against a team that can run circles around Oregon St. One-and-done, and the season would reinforce that this program is at a plateau, when it looked like we had made moved beyond that point.
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I don’t think you took his “dude” comment to heart.Get back to me in 10 years after CU still has not won another Conference title again. When you're 9 1/2 point favorites in the title game, and choke it away with more experienced and better players to Oregon St of all teams, it's easily one the worst losses in the modern era of CU basketball. It's not even debatable.
I was bummed after the loss but was over it a few hours later. They ran into a hot team and had a bad night at the FT line. Buffs are still going to the tourney. It's not like their season ended last night.I am devastated by the loss, and think we will look back and consider it to be one of the very worst in the modern era of CU basketball. This program simply cannot let a rare conference championship slip thru its fingers when CU was the team with far more experience AND more talent than Oregon St.
It‘s a crushing loss which will reverberate for years, unless this team makes a run in the NCAA Tourney, which seems very unlikely to me. Our first round opponent will probably be against a team that can run circles around Oregon St. One-and-done, and the season would reinforce that this program is at a plateau, when it looked like we had made moved beyond that point.
It's March - enjoy the ride!I am devastated by the loss, and think we will look back and consider it to be one of the very worst in the modern era of CU basketball. This program simply cannot let a rare conference championship slip thru its fingers when CU was the team with far more experience AND more talent than Oregon St.
It‘s a crushing loss which will reverberate for years, unless this team makes a run in the NCAA Tourney, which seems very unlikely to me. Our first round opponent will probably be against a team that can run circles around Oregon St. One-and-done, and the season would reinforce that this program is at a plateau, when it looked like we had made moved beyond that point.
Lol this is the stupidest **** I’ve ever readI am devastated by the loss, and think we will look back and consider it to be one of the very worst in the modern era of CU basketball. This program simply cannot let a rare conference championship slip thru its fingers when CU was the team with far more experience AND more talent than Oregon St.
It‘s a crushing loss which will reverberate for years, unless this team makes a run in the NCAA Tourney, which seems very unlikely to me. Our first round opponent will probably be against a team that can run circles around Oregon St. One-and-done, and the season would reinforce that this program is at a plateau, when it looked like we had made moved beyond that point.
Just for that, I'm taking up a collection to bring in Guy Fieri to cook a meal for YOU!Dude. Stop ****ing with the force.
Tad stumbled into this 5 game winning streak. One happy happenstance after another. He's a disgrace to the coaching profession and is wasting McKinley Wright. They've not won a damn thing in his time here. Fire Tad.
Last night's game and the response on here is a great case study in confirmation bias.
Jeriah Horne had a really rough night and it was noted, but with very little criticism. Imagine the commentary had Maddox gone 0 for 5 from three and got blown by for a layup on a key defensive possession. Nothing but love for Jeriah from me, I still want to see him play all the important minutes in the tourney.
The cynics and skeptics think it's a cataclysm that verifies that the program sucks.
I suppose my confirmation bias has me see it as a bad shooting night against a hot team that has been much better for the last month than what they're generally perceived as.
Most likely the buffs will appropriately be favored on a first round matchup as a 5 or 6 seed and if they win, will be in a competitive matchup with a chance at the first trip to the sweet sixteen for the program in ages. This is a very good Buffs team.
We played bad and if we'd hit 10 points below our season average from the free throw line we'd have won. Tough night when destiny was not on our side.That's my take as well. Oregon State was one of those teams that just had everything go right for them at the right time.
Not taking anything away from how hard they played, because they outhustled not only CU but Oregon, but both the Ducks and the Buffs had bad games, too. (Yes, I know that those two things are often connected, but it doesn't explain things like missed FTs (us) and missed wide open 3s (Oregon).)
We're a good team, and we still have a chance to prove how good.
We played bad and if we'd hit 10 points below our season average from the free throw line we'd have won. Tough night when destiny was not on our side.
Last night's game and the response on here is a great case study in confirmation bias.
Jeriah Horne had a really rough night and it was noted, but with very little criticism. Imagine the commentary had Maddox gone 0 for 5 from three and got blown by for a layup on a key defensive possession. Nothing but love for Jeriah from me, I still want to see him play all the important minutes in the tourney.
The cynics and skeptics think it's a cataclysm that verifies that the program sucks.
I suppose my confirmation bias has me see it as a bad shooting night against a hot team that has been much better for the last month than what they're generally perceived as.
Most likely the buffs will appropriately be favored on a first round matchup as a 5 or 6 seed and if they win, will be in a competitive matchup with a chance at the first trip to the sweet sixteen for the program in ages. This is a very good Buffs team.
Maddox is not the scorer that Jeriah is, but hits threes at a comparable percent. That's the 0-5 comparison.As someone who has defended Jeriah’s defense I was definitely eating crow last night, but to compare an 0-5 night from him as a bad game to one from someone like MD isn’t confirmation bias, it’s just being logical in knowing he was bound to have an off night after being the dude who has come through with key performances time and time again this season
I also need to give D’Shawn a lot of credit as he played like the player we know he can be in the second. I hope to see that fire from him in the first round. If he and Jeriah are both on, I feel bad for whomever our opponent is
Jeriah can get his own shot and is a better pure shooter. Maddox just makes more duh plays, but Jeriah’s defensive lapse was hugeMaddox is not the scorer that Jeriah is, but hits threes at a comparable percent. That's the 0-5 comparison.
Maddox misses 2 in a row and half a dozen people say he should be taken off the floor.