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His name is Nowell.Where was Noel? My favorite guy.
His name is Nowell.Where was Noel? My favorite guy.
Agree, and have Ahmad be first PG off the bench. How come he went from ~20 mins to nothing?I think this is the role for Mahaney. I've been one of his biggest defenders, and it's probably not the role Hurley envisioned, but this was the best he's looked. Bring him in for bursts of offense off the bench like Joey Calcaterra. The stretch in the 1st half had shades of Calcaterra against Georgetown. That's still an extremely valuable piece and if he develops into more that's a bonus
First step is learning his nameWhere was Noel? My favorite guy.
I don’t get it since he’s a top percentile athlete. I really don’t.Can we talk abt solo ball’s defense
With three guy on the team with 2 rings, why is Nowell your favorite?Where was Noel? My favorite guy.
nothing to talk aboutCan we talk abt solo ball’s defense
Short conversation.Can we talk abt solo ball’s defense
Everybody loves the backup.With three guy on the team with 2 rings, why is Nowell your favorite?
I'll just excuse your excitement for winning this game, but the most important win under Hurley? Think about what you are saying. I would have to say the games in which we won 2 national championships as well as all the tournament games that led up to those championship games may be just a tad more important.I have a lot to say about this game. But above all else I want to shout out the little things: Mahaney hitting all those game-swinging threes, Stewarts steal and free throws, Samsons play in the post.. In my opinion, probably our most important win under Hurley: Our heart put us over the top, lets carry this momentum and continue tearing up the state of Texas whenever possible.
Think to yourself, he’s not a Xmas carol.First step is learning his name
I wanted to see Nowell get some run going against Wright. I i,agine they had to have faced off a few times in the past.Would've liked to see some Nowell minutes with Hass struggling but Mahaney picked up the slack. Good game for Hurley, loved seeing him putting his arms around the refs and chatting them up with a smile. That's a part of the game and they aren't his mortal enemies even though they still gave Baylor three points they never should've had even after review. Glad Hurley kept his cool, a blowup there would've unraveled the team.
Johnson's last foul was BS. Ojianuwa pushed him to get the rebound.I think pairing Johnson and Reed really helped Johnson as he didn't have to be a physical defender all the time he was in the game.
Agree, and have Ahmad be first PG off the bench. How come he went from ~20 mins to nothing?
The Baylor big touched the rim, right? That’s what it looked like. Doesn’t the rule say you can’t touch the ball or the rim/net, otherwise it really should be waived off?Major needed win. Huge game for Mahaney's confidence. He even guarded. Liam was all over the place all game. He guarded well too and is our smartest player out there. Samson big first half. Reed big second half. The two bigs worked. Jaylin had big plays near the end and saved our hide with the steal.
Defense was so much better second half, it was actually really good for a long stretch until the wheels fell off very late with the Baylor coast to coast drives. It's no coincidence our D was much better for all the time Solo was sitting. He's our worst defensive player by far, it doesn't make sense how he can't stay in front of people and he often has no clue what he's doing out there on that side of the ball. He doesn't know where to be, he turns his back to dribblers. He's a great three point shooter but he's far too athletic and physically gifted to just be a lights out three point shooter. He's a major negative in all other aspects at this point. Ross isn't ready for real competition.
Would've liked to see some Nowell minutes with Hass struggling but Mahaney picked up the slack. Good game for Hurley, loved seeing him putting his arms around the refs and chatting them up with a smile. That's a part of the game and they aren't his mortal enemies even though they still gave Baylor three points they never should've had even after review. Glad Hurley kept his cool, a blowup there would've unraveled the team.
He doesn’t move his feet. At allI don’t get it since he’s a top percentile athlete. I really don’t.
He's a natural born scorer and one of our only guys who can score off the bounce. He won't turn it over but he's not going to create much offense for others either, he just isn't a point guard. That one pass to Jaylin was really slick though.I think this is the role for Mahaney. I've been one of his biggest defenders, and it's probably not the role Hurley envisioned, but this was the best he's looked. Bring him in for bursts of offense off the bench like Joey Calcaterra. The stretch in the 1st half had shades of Calcaterra against Georgetown. That's still an extremely valuable piece and if he develops into more that's a bonus
Yep and yep.The Baylor big touched the rim, right? That’s what it looked like. Doesn’t the rule say you can’t touch the ball or the rim/net, otherwise it really should be waived off?
The and one foul on Stewart under the basket was a really phantom foul. He barely touched him at all. If there was ever a play on, that was it.Johnson's last foul was BS. Ojianuwa pushed him to get the rebound.
If this game was in February or March I think he would have. Seems like Hurley still doesn't quite trust him for big games. He didn't play against Memphis and then had 13 minutes against Colorado and 6 against DaytonAgree, and have Ahmad be first PG off the bench. How come he went from ~20 mins to nothing?