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Does he have any left hand? Looks like they were doing nothing but sitting on his right hip today.
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Creighton Post Game Thread
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Big difference when he plays like that... couple BIG threes
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No I think you're right. He drove left at one point and had an scoop shot with his left hand, but instead tried with his right hand and missed a much tougher shot.
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Yeah that play really stood out
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Every time we doubt Sanogo he always seem to respond the next game
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I love Adama’s postgame quote.
On his energy during the game and if Ryan Kalkbrenner had any influence
“Yeah of course, I knew he had said some stuff. If you know me, you know I take stuff personal. So, for him to say stuff like that, it changed the way I came into the game. For this game, I was ready to go.”
The rest are here.
On his energy during the game and if Ryan Kalkbrenner had any influence
“Yeah of course, I knew he had said some stuff. If you know me, you know I take stuff personal. So, for him to say stuff like that, it changed the way I came into the game. For this game, I was ready to go.”
The rest are here.
Hunter at the next level? No. Hopkins yes. Not sold on Kaluma. Has spurts where looks great but then goes long periods doing nothing. Also a poor ball handler
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He’s had some bad looks recently. Not sure if it’s his work off-ball, just not having the kind of screens set that he needs to get open, or something else, but he had way more clean looks earlier in the year.
Sorry to hear that. Here is hoping for better health for you. UConnbreaking the Creighton hex surely will help you
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Nobody said he sucked or that Clingan is better. They are completely different players. I am pretty convinced that Sanogo can take on anyone one on one in the post, our problem is when he gets doubled and denied and he refuses to recognize and kick out. In those cases, Clingan is the better option, and he was/should have been the last 2 games. In today's situation, Sanogo was the better pick for most of the minutes at the 5 (although Clingan did well in his minutes). To his credit, Sanogo did a much better job of passing out today when Kalk had and held better position, and when the occasional double flashed. Hope that continues to develop.
I will say I think this was one of Hurley's better coaching games, well timed time-outs and good rotations.
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Not sure they bent us over today, they just sucked in general.
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Early in the game, Creighton was inbounding the ball. It was not after a made basket and the inbounded took about 3-4 steps and inbounded the ball. It was clearly illegal and no one caught it. I was screaming at the tv.
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Ehh, I had a ton of issue with the refs in the past two games but I thought they were fine (as far as college refs go) today. There were some bad misses but some went both ways. We’re going to foul more than Creighton but it wasn’t to the completely absurd level we saw the last two games.
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I thought they officiated a great game in terms of hand checking, body fouls, and reaching in.
They were awful in terms of over the back, push in the back, and 3 seconds.
But overall, the game felt extremely fair in terms of the calls for both teams.
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Highly disagree. Who would you have sat over Joey?
Hawkins? 17.2 ppg, 31.5 mpg in his last nine games.
Newton? His best game since the Oregon game who made shots, got to the line and played great D.
Diarra? Pestering defensive glue guy.
Those three players are far more important in our team's title dreams than Calcaterra.
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Kados to Santago is the name of my third album.
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There have been plenty of games Joey put played Diarra. Recently Diarra has been better because Joey is slumping, but Joey hot streak was one of our most important players.
I think what everyone is saying is that when Joey C plays well we are a completely different team and I agree. If he’s hitting his shots we are close to unbeatable.
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I think Joey is kind of a feast or famine player. When he's making shots, we can blow the game wide open at any time. But if he's not scoring, we have guys who impact the game more in other ways
I struggle with this because I basically agree with everything you’re saying, but I believe the extra experience will pay dividends this year. We’re going to need Karaban as the season progresses and I think some of these difficult games will help him come February and March. Even when Samson returns, I think AK will continue to get very meaningful minutes as a starter, probably somewhere around 30 minutes per game.
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Joey lost his mojo. When is the last time he scored? Hope we can get him going again. We definitely could use 5-10 a game from him.