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CU at Auburn Gameday thread
- Thread starter Shldr2Shldr
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from Buffzone:
Auburn opened the season with a one-point win against an Alabama-Birmingham squad that knocked off Iowa State in the first round of the NCAA tournament last spring. The Tigers debuted three key newcomers — T.J. Dunans, Tyler Harris and Kareem Canty — who combined for 51 points. According to CU head coach Tad Boyle, those new faces make the Tigers a far more formidable foe than a year ago.
"Auburn is much-improved. Very athletic," Boyle said. "Play extremely hard with a lot of energy and passion. They're much, much better than they were last year.
Last game was SRO. This one will be too. Should be a great game.
Auburn opened the season with a one-point win against an Alabama-Birmingham squad that knocked off Iowa State in the first round of the NCAA tournament last spring. The Tigers debuted three key newcomers — T.J. Dunans, Tyler Harris and Kareem Canty — who combined for 51 points. According to CU head coach Tad Boyle, those new faces make the Tigers a far more formidable foe than a year ago.
"Auburn is much-improved. Very athletic," Boyle said. "Play extremely hard with a lot of energy and passion. They're much, much better than they were last year.
Last game was SRO. This one will be too. Should be a great game.
Didn't UAB have to replace both their guards that carried them to the tourney last year?
UAB is struggling right now. They barely held on for a 2 point home win over Alabama State last night. Alabama State isn't a bad team by any stretch (won at VA Tech), but UAB is nowhere close to what they were at the end of last season.
CitizenKane
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I mostly agree with this, but I would phrase it slightly differently. A win and the team is on track, though we won't know if this means NCAA/NIT or bust until December...a loss and we may as well toss the rest of the season in the nearest outhouse.
The Alabama vs Dayton lead-in game has commenced. I'm hoping someone wins by double digits so we don't have fouls extending this one and delaying us seeing the opening tip for the Buffs. They'd probably start on 2/U/News if that happens, though, right?
Last night they started Oregon/Baylor on ESPNNews when Utah/SDSU ran long.
Part of me wants to disagree, but if we lose this game the fanbase could start to turn on this team and we are going to need people to show up this year.
excited!
BehindEnemyLines
beware the habu
No worries about the Dayton/bammer game going to OT. Parole tide is getting boatraced.
King starting and sends his first pass about 4 feet over Fletcher's head and out of bounds.
King settled quickly. Playing decently.
Don't mind wes taking that outside jumper, just mind him taking a step over the line to do it.
Just like the Auburn game did last year!
Huh? Last year we beat them by 30. Sarcasm?
These refs aren't afraid to blow the whistle. Buffs need to watch out for foul trouble.
They should stop letting canty shoot.