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CAT you appear to be pissed tonight... I say you should hit the sheets, hopefully tomorrow will be better
 
CAT you appear to be pissed tonight... I say you should hit the sheets, hopefully tomorrow will be better

I just don't like those who enjoy stirring the pot after a tough loss. That's what I see you doing. You know darn well that assistant coaches hold back head coaches after technicals all the time. It happens all the time in both the men's and women's games. Chris Dailey has done it very few times this year, probably about 5 times, and no time was more deserving of Geno going off than the call tonight. Yet, with so much to talk about after this game you decide to bring up this issue in a way that seems designed to provoke a response.
 
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dang you guys are serious... hanging on to every post. sometimes its better to step away for a while and not let message board comments get the best of you
 
It's just funny. Because the chance that CD could hold Geno back if he was minded not to be held is zilch. RU fans have joked about it for years (I suppose mostly because - in general - RU fans like Chris Daily.
 
It's just funny. Because the chance that CD could hold Geno back if he was minded not to be held is zilch. RU fans have joked about it for years (I suppose mostly because - in general - RU fans like Chris Daily.

I've seen it posted on a lot of boards for years and sincerely doubt it has anything to do with liking Chris Dailey. It's talked about by those who dislike Geno and dislike UConn. It's not as if Chris is doing something other assistants haven't done for years. It was brought up on this board to provoke a negative response, period.
 
It's just funny. Because the chance that CD could hold Geno back if he was minded not to be held is zilch. RU fans have joked about it for years (I suppose mostly because - in general - RU fans like Chris Daily.

There's a story that goes back some years (as will become obvious) about Geno wanting to go after the official in a situation -after the game, he said something like "well, I knew I could get past Chris -she's skinny. I knew I could get past Tonya - she's small. But, I knew I wasn't going to get past Jamelle."
 
dang you guys are serious... hanging on to every post. sometimes its better to step away for a while and not let message board comments get the best of you
DC, Cat is correct you stir the pot constantly. You know you do just admit it.
 
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is getting old... just saying
I do not understand. What would you like to see happen? Do you not agree that Geno had a right to be displeased with the call? To me, he had every right to be upset.
 
Sorry Choc, gotta go with Cat on this one.
 
CD's sole premise behind holding him back last night is she as sure as heck did NOT want to have to coach that team should he have gotten tossed like Brenda Frese did at Duke, especially that early on. Though in hindsight, I actually wouldn't have minded seeing Chris Dailey lead that team last night vs. Notre Dame.
 
CD's sole premise behind holding him back last night is she as sure as heck did NOT want to have to coach that team should he have gotten tossed like Brenda Frese did at Duke, especially that early on. Though in hindsight, I actually wouldn't have minded seeing Chris Dailey lead that team last night vs. Notre Dame.
good point... when was the last time she ran the team? maybe she would have put Stokes in the game
 
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it keeps the board interesting... or else everyone would be trying to "one-up" one another
 
good point... when was the last time she ran the team? maybe she would have put Stokes in the game

Gosh, it's been years since he was actually tossed -- well, at least that I can remember. Last I checked, CD still had a "perfect" head coaching record -- but that could be incorrect if he has been tossed and I don't recall -- but the times she lead the team in Big East Tournaments and a few other games, she was still 8-0 !
 
My problem with Geno getting T'd up, is the teams reaction to it. They don't seem to respond in a positive way, they seem to back off instead of putting the hammere down...
 
Shenandoah... that's because we've been told that its suppose to "fire-up" a team. Who knows what the outcome of a T would be.
 
My problem with Geno getting T'd up, is the teams reaction to it. They don't seem to respond in a positive way, they seem to back off instead of putting the hammere down...

So that means he shouldn't get fired up after a horrible call? Coaches need to send a message that they have their players' backs. Geno did that last night. If his players don't react well to that then that's on them. Most competitors like it when their coach shows he's willing to fight for them.

When was the last time Geno got a Technical? I think it was the Stanford game. How was the reaction not positive in that game?
 
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My problem with Geno getting T'd up, is the teams reaction to it. They don't seem to respond in a positive way, they seem to back off instead of putting the hammere down...

The master at getting T's or getting tossed to fire his team up was the legendary Red Auerbach.

First, when he wanted to "work the officials," he would avoid the traditional bitching about bad calls, knowing that NBA refs can shrug that stuff off. Instead he would needle them about not hustling, dogging it, being lazy or out of position. They would seethe at their professionalism being challenged.

Second (and I have it on DVD), Red was wont to explain that "Almost every game when I got tossed, we were losing, but then the team [he had no assistant coach] went on to win most of them. They weren't trying to win one for 'Dear Old Red,' they wanted to show they really didn't need me on the bench to pull the game out."

Genius.
 
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