Elvin Hayes is the original Big E. I think that is what Hurley is alluding to using the nickname for Reibe.
Elvin Ernest Hayes (born November 17, 1945), nicknamed "the Big E", is an American former professional basketball player and radio analyst for his alma materHouston Cougars.
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When Fanta starts screaming over a play his high pitched voice could break an eardrum. JC is great if you can hear what he’s saying.
The band might get sensitive and start playing off key or goofing up notes. That would rival listening to Fanta and Donnie, and trying to decipher JC and Hasheem, all adding to the cacophony.
He really doesn’t seem like he has gotten a chance.
Freaking trombone player is constantly sharp. Needs to check his/her tuning slide. Hope we got portaling for someone who can keep up.
Any band that plays Black Sabbath and Rage Against the Machine is ok by me.
That’s correct Donovan did the drop coverage and he seldom extended beyond the 3pt line. So much of our season is resting on our coaches becoming realistic that the high hedge is filled with vulnerabilities that teams are now fully exploiting.
Honestly I didn’t find Samson that frustrating, He had limitations but we understood that going in. And so did the staff.
You are right taking a victory lap about this. It is not working on a number of levels.
Not sure I agree. For whatever reason, the complex offense seems to be less so. Perhaps it's personnel or poor execution, but the offense seems to be designed to get one or two guys shots. When they are impeded, the team stammers. It's not a secret that Stewart and Ross mostly try to get rid of the ball as quickly as possible. They do not act like they are viable options. Hurley has stated that he has moved away from relying on an overly regimented offense to one that incorporates more free-flowing creativity. The problem is that the approach does not suit his current players.
For us to make a run, we are going to need more than what Tarris has been. Question is simply whether he can bring it when it matters. He seemed very up for the StJ game to start, then tapered off with foul trouble and some of the standard stuff, leading to a Zubi showcase.
Cooley was being Cooley. It was typical of his passive aggressive comments after a game. Dan's answer should have been "there was a time that Georgetown playing any team. Anywhere in the country would have packed arenas, but they are struggling a bit now. I'm rooting for them to get back to being a team that people want to watch. It would be good for the big east. Ed is doing a heck of a job down there. I'm sure he'll bring them back."
Agree to disagree. Cooley's got a history remember the whole "arrogant and spoiled" comment that supposedly was him being in support of Dan Hurley? He does things like this after other games as well. The guy is an ass hat.
The truth hurts a bit but as soon as we can accept it we can address the solution. JC alluded to this in separate commentary about needing to see more of Eric R.
True, and perhaps the romantic aspects of Valentine’s Day was not part of the relationships he may have left in Providence? LOL
I agree with JC about seeing more Eric but… offenses score thru and over him right now.
Eric has been inconsistent but he should be in a position of turning a corner at this point in the season. His upside, particularly with his natural skill set and size is an x-factor. He brings a skill set and size Reed simply doesn't possess. With Reed's inconsistency, Eric becomes more of an asset that should be utilized assuming a suitable progression. Hurley is literally begging the bench to step up. The opportunity is there for the taking.
He was reliable, a fortified aspect of the offense. If we weren't running, he'd kept the defense honest as a consistent threat/option. Not really sure what Tarris is at this point, as he's inconsistent.