If we only made half the shots we missed, we'd have more points. Brillant.
I actually thought Brimah played pretty well today and have been mostly pleased with his contributions over the second half of the season (mind you I say that while keeping his limitations firmly in mind). If only he could stand his ground without fouling more often we might have a slightly better record. He had a timely block late and even kept it in bounds!!! It was the other guys (Jalen!) that let it go out of bounds.
We sorely need Kentan to start making the 5 and 6 footers he was draining up until the past 3 games. Tomorrow is the night, I've got a feeling.
What is wrong with you? I didn't say UConn as a whole. Why do people twist whatever is being said?
Facey was 0-6.
Brimah was 1-6 to start the game, and then they stopped going to him (thank god).
I mean he's certainly not Kareem, but if he gets position, ya gotta still feed it to him on occasion. Some times it works, some times he flails with the most minor of contact and loses the ball. I wish he would use two hands and try and lay it in Wilt the Stilt style back when they discouraged dunking. Instead he just sort of serves it up there like he's a waiter carrying a tray over his head. That's coupled with the fact that he sort of just leans and TTTTTIIIIIIIMMMMMMBBBBBEEEERRRR's over instead of trying to elevate. But I could go on forever about how his lower body betrays him in nearly all aspects of his game.He played well on D.
On O? No. He was a disaster on O in the first half, a 10 point swing USF's way from his flailing on O.
Brimah was 4-9, so if he started 1-6, he ended 3 for 3. He also hit 5 of 6 FTs for 13 points. He also had 7 rebounds and 2 blocks. And you single him out as a problem.
The Brimah hate on the Boneyard is beyond belief. Tonight, without him, we lose.
Well, it's pretty much irrelevant but we won by 11, so give us an extra 6 from Facey and then you're assuming we get an extra 8 plus points had Brimah not gotten more touches?
It's just a lot of what ifs that came after a horrible performance.
No. I was close to the floor and he did some decent things but my wife who knows zero about basketball said to me " #35 has bad hands, why can't he catch the ball?"Brimah was one of the best players on the court.
Yes, it's Brimah's fault that we didn't get back on defense. Whaaaa?The misses lead to run outs. Huge swings. +10 from Brimah's first half alone.
Aye yaye yaye.
I said they should have stopped going to Brimah. Not that he should have been benched. In fact, I made the comment during the game that when Enoch came in for Brimah, the middle was wide open for USF.
Brimah's 3-3 happened from offensive boards and dunks. Yes, much needed.
Very different than repeatedly going to Brimah on offense.
This all should have been evident in my first post of the thread which didn't say anything about the other aspects of Brimah's game.
What's up with CV at the FT line he had 4 of our 6 misses tonight and at one point was one of our better FT shooters?
Brimah was one of the best players on the court.