NYbuffDIEHARD
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The Jayhawks just lost again tonight. This time to Florida, who by all accounts is supposed to be a very good team when fully healthy. I'm just asking the question, I know I'm still on cloud 9. Go Buffs.
Not really, it certainly helps the better they do -- but given our history with them and the fashion we won in, it hasn't.The Jayhawks just lost again tonight. This time to Florida, who by all accounts is supposed to be a very good team when fully healthy. I'm just asking the question, I know I'm still on cloud 9. Go Buffs.
Yup for now...KU was over ranked to begin with do in part to the Wiggins hype. The value of the win will be known at the end of the season when their entire body of work can be accessed. Should KU go on to the B12 title then everyone will say that we beat them early in the season when their young players were still playing like young players and so on. We could say the same about our loss to Baylor....9 games later I'd venture Baylor is pretty happy they played us the first game of the year.The Jayhawks just lost again tonight. This time to Florida, who by all accounts is supposed to be a very good team when fully healthy. I'm just asking the question, I know I'm still on cloud 9. Go Buffs.
The Jayhawks just lost again tonight. This time to Florida, who by all accounts is supposed to be a very good team when fully healthy. I'm just asking the question, I know I'm still on cloud 9. Go Buffs.
The tweet is spot on IMO. Considering that CU was able to stay in the game with 2 true frosh & Mills on the floor says a lot. Breaking down the game our frosh outplayed KU's....and Wiggins is not the second coming of MJ or even Kobe just another player in the long line of the me era.Check the Mayor's tweet last night....."Exactly why I was somewhat disappointed with our win...." I think this was a bigger win to the fans, than it was to the players. I respect his opinion, and drive to get better, however...I still think this was a huge win.
Who cares..... it was a win over KU and the end of Allen fieldhouse west.
Tons of karma to Self for scheduling: 1) last year's game vs. CU when his guys had ten days off to rest and pratice before taking on and stomping a tired, road-weary Buffs' team (ever hear of payback?); 2) Self's comments about scheduling in Boulder to give Western Kansas fans a chance to see their team, arrogantly presuming CEC would become Allen FH West; and 3) scheduling a tough opponent on the road only 3 days after playing a game at altitude, when that opponent had 8 days of rest and practice, as well as a chance to scout the Squawks against a very tough CU team, under a very crafty Coach Boyle, who emphasized that the best way of beating KU was to zone 'em. Donovan merely doubled down on what Tad had exposed.
KU will still be in the thick of the B12, we'll have to wait and see how much they learned, to know whether thay can cope with ****Bailer, Iowa St. and Okie Lite in conference play.
The tweet is spot on IMO. Considering that CU was able to stay in the game with 2 true frosh & Mills on the floor says a lot. Breaking down the game our frosh outplayed KU's....and Wiggins is not the second coming of MJ or even Kobe just another player in the long line of the me era.
Suffice to say neither MJ or Kobe their first yr in the NBA had an issue with trying to share too much or learn to be aggressive at 18-19 let alone ask if either cared to play the game. Best left to agree to disagree on WigginsWiggins is good. Really good. He needs to be a bit more selfish if you ask me. He is trying to hard to share versus use his natural ability. I think it is unfair to classify him as a me guy. He is quiet, conducts himself well on the court, and has elite, possibly generational, talent. Wiggins needs to learn to be aggressive and that it is ok to have fun out there. Watching him play, I sometimes can't tell if he actually loves playing basketball.
Self's way of trying to prepare for the Tourney? Teams that know(or think) they'll be in usually take an approach of using the OOC schedule to try to simulate the Tournament with road neutral site games, larger/NBA arena/dome stadiums against challenging opponents.Kansas is going 28 DAYS without playing at home. They'll be fine once Conference play starts up. (They ain't losing to Baylor twice).
Shoutouts to @ESPNAndyKatz for that fact.
Kansas was never going to go like 28-3 this year. We beat a very good and dangerous KU team, but they're going to lose 6-8 games. That doesn't mean our win lost its luster. KU will go deep in the tournament and be ranked throughout the year.
Who cares..... it was a win over KU and the end of Allen fieldhouse west.
MJ didn't come into the NBA until after his soph season at UNC. Some considered him the #1 Frosh in the country but it was up for debate. He certainly wasn't dropping 25 a game or being compared to Dr. J at 18. Kobe barely played a lick his rookie year in the NBA, finished 2nd in the 6th man award his 2nd year and didn't become a full time player until his third year. You said Wiggins is just a guy in the ME generation which implies that he is average and selfish. Well, one, everyone who gets paid to analyze or coach basketball would disagree with you that Wiggins is just a guy. Two, is he selfish or not selfish enough? Kobe dropped 81 pts in one game but he's not a part of the ME generation. The ME generation is just a buzz phrase the media uses to get old people to click links and hate on selfish youth as they've done for a millennia. But I digress...The Buffs beat a team littered with NBA prospects and Wiggins is a shoo-in lottery pick. Don't diminish that. Go Buffs!Suffice to say neither MJ or Kobe their first yr in the NBA had an issue with trying to share too much or learn to be aggressive at 18-19 let alone ask if either cared to play the game. Best left to agree to disagree on Wiggins
Suffice to say neither MJ or Kobe their first yr in the NBA had an issue with trying to share too much or learn to be aggressive at 18-19 let alone ask if either cared to play the game. Best left to agree to disagree on Wiggins