When was the last time FB and BB won on the same day? And in such bizarre fashion? A good day, I think!
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Tourney thread- Men's b'ball at 2021 Paradise Jam (St. Thomas, V.I.; 3rd/ final game vs. Brown, Monday, 11/22, 1:15 PM MT, ESPN3)
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Top 7 of Battey, Jabari, Da Silva, Nique, Eli, KJ, Kee
A lot of interesting lineups to work off of there
Lawson has to be included so there’s our 8.
Started off 0-13 from 3pt, hit 4 of 6 after that. Always keep taking open looks from 3, no matter how cold you've been.
Then Lovering depending on matchup as #8.
Definitely, I'm thinking more to close out games though, doubt we'll see Lawson in the final minutes except for foul outs from Jabari or Evan though.
Im thinking conference play. Honestly, no one outside of those 8 should see minutes unless we have issues.
LOB had 7 rebounds? He's gonna get minutes. Tad can't resist that
LOB is sneaky becoming my favorite Buff (NBD - Non Battey Division).
Hes good for some bad one on one defensive breakdowns but makes a lot of plus plays
He's that sweaty, hairy, shirtless, 1" of personal space guy who makes you want to quit basketball when he defends you at the Y. I love those guys on my team.
Kee is now 11/16 on threes for the year.
That rounds to a very nice 69%
That rounds to a very nice 69%
I posted this regarding O'Brien during the Montana State and got a bunch of crap from Allbuffs' experts:
"I guessed they would have a small lead at half and we would win by a few. Hope so. Go Buffs! O'Brien's shot has been off, but he's a tough guy, and we need that."
"I guessed they would have a small lead at half and we would win by a few. Hope so. Go Buffs! O'Brien's shot has been off, but he's a tough guy, and we need that."
Sounds like my chamber maids. Insolent driggle-draggle.
In such bizarre fashion? Probably never; otherwise, I believe it's November 16th, 2013.
MBB beats Jackson State 94-70
Jackson State vs. Colorado Box Score (Men), November 16, 2013 | College Basketball at Sports-Reference.com
Jackson State vs. Colorado Box Score (Men), November 16, 2013
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Spencer Dinwiddie, Askia Booker, Josh Scott, Wesley Gordon, Xavier Talton, Jaron Hopkins, and Dustin Thomas
Dinwiddie also had 6 assists and 6 steals.
FB beats Cal 41-24
California at Colorado Box Score, November 16, 2013 | College Football at Sports-Reference.com
California at Colorado Box Score, November 16, 2013
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Lightning
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I was thinking we are 2 last second 3 pt shots away from being a 2-3 team, against fairly good but mid major teams. Good to see the no quit attitude but need some significant improvement in several areas. These tournaments don't give Tad much opportunity to fine tune and teach between games.
2 concerns going forward:
How to get the refs to stop calling ticky-tacky fouls on Evan. He's got a little reputation, and his natural exhuberance (fist-pumps) doesn't help. If Tad sent in a video of all the bad calls on EB, it might just piss them off.
Jabari isn't playing as well as last year. Pressure from all the NBA talk? I'm not the best BB observer, but he looked out of position a few times yesterday - directly under the hoop, rather than a little to one side.
I think we have plenty of talent, but Tad's got a lot of work to do.
How to get the refs to stop calling ticky-tacky fouls on Evan. He's got a little reputation, and his natural exhuberance (fist-pumps) doesn't help. If Tad sent in a video of all the bad calls on EB, it might just piss them off.
Jabari isn't playing as well as last year. Pressure from all the NBA talk? I'm not the best BB observer, but he looked out of position a few times yesterday - directly under the hoop, rather than a little to one side.
I think we have plenty of talent, but Tad's got a lot of work to do.
Jabari had 13 and 13 yesterday. Just sayin'.
4 of 15 shooting (26%). Do you think he's playing as well as last year? I'd say he's 10 - 15% or so off.
Tad on MD v GM:
Boyle had folks near and dear to him on both sides. On the Maryland bench was head coach Mark Turgeon, who Boyle worked for as an assistant for years at Jacksonville and Wichita State, and assistant coach Danny Manning, the all-time Kansas great and a former Jayhawks teammate of Boyle’s.
Leading George Mason was first-year head coach Kim English, a former CU assistant under Boyle, and his assistant coach Nate Tomlinson, the former CU guard and recent Buffs staff member. And, of course, there was former Buffs wing D’Shawn Schwartz, now with George Mason, who lit up the Terrapins.
“I felt really happy for the guys who win and really awfully for the guys who lose,” Boyle said. “I care about both those (Maryland) guys a log. They’re both very important people in my life. I was happy for coach English and coach Tomlinson, and I felt awful for coach Turgeon.”
It was a career night for Schwartz, who finished his CU career ranked in a tie for 34th all-time in scoring (1,026) before opting to use his extra season of eligibility at George Mason. Schwartz torched Maryland for six 3-pointers and 24 points, both of which were career-highs. Schwartz hit five 3-pointers three times with the Buffs — twice against Dayton, at home in the 2019 NIT and again in Chicago in a classic overtime win on Dec. 21, 2019, and also against Georgetown in the first round of the NCAA Tournament last March.
Schwartz’s scoring high with the Buffs was 22 against Washington on Jan. 12, 2019.
“D’Shawn was great. He played great,” Boyle said. “We could’ve used D’Shawn (against Southern Illinois), that’s for sure.”
Definitely living on the edge, there was also that 40+ foot three canned by the guy from Montana State late in that game. It's easy to erase a shot here or there in any game that ends regulation within 3 points. I figure you expect to win 50% of those games, so it's more like a 3-2 team than a 4-1 team.
Lightning
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Good point. Too much focus on what happened at end of game and coaches will always say they didnt win or lose a game on a made or missed late game shot. I was struck by in both cases the drives to the basket and excellent kick out passes for the desperately needed 3 to tie. Perfect execution even though both were not the planned option.
He got it together, so massive props to him. But there are times he appears to be coasting. I’m not super concerned yet but I’m getting nervous. He’s pushing too hard on the stuff that he needs to show for the nba and not doing the things he did last year that made him great.
In his defense though, he’s having to do all this while now being the #1 focus of opponents.
There's no doubt he's a great player, but his focus does seem off.
The more I think about it, the more I think I'm wrong about him "coasting". Because I don't feel like he's not giving effort - he really is. I do think it's more of forcing things. So I want to correct myself on this because it's not fair to him.
He's really thinking out there about what he should be doing to show out v just doing the smart play. Hopefully, like Dre, he settles down after the early part of the season and focusing on doing what he does best.
Interesting that you bring up Dre. I was thinking more of Bey but either one fits.