I'm pretty sure LOB even missed a layup in that sequence before hitting the 3.
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Game thread - (RV) Men's bball heads to Brooklyn to face #15 Miami (of FL) (Sunday,12/10/23, Noon PM MT; ESPN2)
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Buffsbball
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Love that Miami is still two spots ahead of us in AP poll. Give this team more bulletin board material!
MarkW
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The key to CU getting off to a good start was getting the ball into the low post and scoring. In particular, Lampkin was aggressive in posting and then (unlike in the CSU game) getting a high % shot up and scoring! Same for Hadley - he was operating in his prefered environment. At the same time CU was limiting Miami's open looks from behind the arc and grabbing almost every rebound. Doing the above allowed them to gain in confidence without relying on treys which they had struggled with away from Boulder.
As has been pointed out in this thread, Miami got into the game when the CU started to turn the ball over. Once the Buffs stopped doing so and in the second half began hitting treys it quickly became a blow out.
Yup, CU has a very efficiant offense - when not committing turnovers. And they are a lot of fun to watch with the cutting and passing leading to open shots. In this game six players hit double figures and there were a total of 28 assists in the game and 70% shooting in the second half.
Don't know what to say about LOB's play. 13 points and 5 rebounds including some timely treys and a blocked shot combined with some poor ball handling decisions that led to turnovers.
As has been pointed out in this thread, Miami got into the game when the CU started to turn the ball over. Once the Buffs stopped doing so and in the second half began hitting treys it quickly became a blow out.
Yup, CU has a very efficiant offense - when not committing turnovers. And they are a lot of fun to watch with the cutting and passing leading to open shots. In this game six players hit double figures and there were a total of 28 assists in the game and 70% shooting in the second half.
Don't know what to say about LOB's play. 13 points and 5 rebounds including some timely treys and a blocked shot combined with some poor ball handling decisions that led to turnovers.
Robert Sorell
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They all have less than 10 games of all non conference data about a pool of what, 300?, teams.
At this point they're maybe useful for large bins of teams, e.g. 25 to 80 are mostly indistinguishable at this point from one another, but definitely different than 1 to 5, or 200+
You can catch the replay on ESPN3 or whatever they're calling it these days.
That was Toledo.
Really douche?I really don't want to say this, but the Canes are going to beat us by double digits. They are very much built and coached like FSU, but with better athletes and better coaching. We have to shoot well and TDS and Lampkin must show up. Not holding my breath.
I sat with my 14 year old son....
I wore Dinwiddie and he wor the white..
By the time we were at 86 points... it ws a party
Haha I was wondering who those fools were. Looks like you had a lot of fun. I hope you have recorded the broadcast because you were featured often.
Ha! Thanks for your contribution to the MTA--those Verrazano Bridge tolls ain't nothing to sneeze at.
As I was leaving the Barclay Center.... I let every MIami fan know that I hadn't seen as ass kicking like that since CU BEAT THE SH!T out of Miami in 1993 right before the half.. (I would not acknowledge the score in that game... f-ing Offensive facemask.
My friend who lives in Larchmont said that they are trying to pass a tax/ toll for a car
coming into certain areas of Manhattan?
jumped ship
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weird flexes all across the spectrum going on here
He is from Philadelphia.
Cause my 14 year was talking SH!T to Cleveland, Poplar and a few other no names..... one of the Canes came up to him and said......" Man, no one knows who CU is!).How? Just how are we up 21?
Around the 6 minute mark that player took the ball out of bounds right in front of us and I yelled " YOU MAY NOT KNOW WHO WE ARE. BUT YOU SURE AS HELL KNOW WHAT 86 IS" (We were up by 18 or so and we had just scored the 86th point). He actually laughed and told me after the game that I am one of the nicest **** talkers.
Thanks for posting that. me and my son are all over that video.
we sat where the Buffs shot in the second half on the right side of the basket.
Solid. There's a good whose your daddy burn in there too, but I guess yours was nicer.
BuffLuke80
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Damnit dude, I've tried to forget that game and many others.
#FireTad
Lamp was so nice to my son! Thanks!