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DogMania replied to the thread Villanova Post Game Thread.FWIW, I reviewed their schedule and they played 3 ranked teams including us. Two of those 3 were close losses and one a beat down by... -
The big east refs are pretty bad. There is much less complaining when a non big east crew refs a non conference game. The officiating...
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Except that it missed. And he got faked completely out of his jock and gave up an important blow by. And bricked two critical free...
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I thought Ross played some good defense down the stretch, including that block in the final minute of regulation. He has been playing...
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Silas with the tip steal and then going after the loose ball leading to the Tarris layup. That was a refuse to lose moment. Silas really...
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They're not that bad. They were 17-22 today, 77%. What do you want? 4 of the 5 starters are 80% or better. Reed is 61%. Ross was at 80%...
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We’re on track to go undefeated in conference. We are 19-1. The defense is absolutely elite. Yes the offense is hit or miss and way...
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I had the same issue but then switched over to the women’s teams, worked like a charm!
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I think we have to be careful with what amounts to "doom scrolling" with a team that only lost once. I remember one year where we lost...
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Calhoun always preached fast break, but Hurley is much more comfortable in the half court. Ideally we do both and are unstoppable. See...
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That screen by Brennan on Karaban near the end of regulation was awful. Clearly held and grabbed his jersey. One of the more glaring...
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Have you heard of CTE? It is a horrible disease. NFL players are literally killing themselves due to repeated head trauma. It is fair...
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Ten seconds of internet research would tell you that the beloved 2004 national champion UConn Huskies shot 62% from the line for the season.
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DogMania replied to the thread Villanova Post Game Thread.Yeah, all those hits to the head back in the day, and I don't see any...um...now what was I going say? I guess it couldn't have been...
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It's January.
