You're probably right. Let's hope so. Last year after missing a little over a week Karaban came back against Texas and played all 40 minutes and scored 21 points. Hoping for similar from Mullins tonight (don't need all 40 from him though).
Yet there is still a subsection of the boneyard(not you) that keeps insisting AK played all season with concussion symptoms.
The point is if he's ready to play there's no reason to play him in anything other than his role as a starter getting 30 minutes.
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Yes, and Tarris is still hurt, or anyone is still hurt if they're not playing well. Liam had lingering ankle issues all season that contributed to his poor play, even though his second game back he lit up Creighton for 38.
Well, Creighton is not a good defensive team. UConn should look to drive to the basket more and not robotically go through their sets. Creighton has no one that can guard Tarris in the post, I mean no one. If they start doubling the post like they did against Zuby, which I think they will do, Tarris has to find the open shooters. When the open shooters have the open 3pt shot, take it without hesitation and with confidence.
Our secret weapons are Stew & Ross? Otherwise known as Stoss.
How are you so confidant about the medical status of UConn basketball players?
Oh chill - I'm not even the one that brought it up. All I'm saying is that the BY has a way of embelishing play as an injury until a season is over.
Nick Graves does a lot of up fakes. He will speed dribble the full length of the court, like a Jalyn Sellers or Jamier Jones, so UConn has to be ready to stop the ball. When he dribble penetrates into the paint he loves to jump stop with 2 feet and up fake. UConn players should just keep their feet on the court. Take away his left and force him right.
Yeah, reverting to the mean works both ways.
I think he had lingering ankle issues, but Liam revealed later that he had pneumonia for the last 1 month of the season. Pneumonia is bitch without playing an athletic event, but I can't imagine playing while having that.
Didn't hear that. Wow.
He said it in some interview. I don't remember the he reason for the interview, but when I heard that it made sense. Liam just did not look the part and he was missing wide open shots left and right.
