deedougie said:Good idea! Makes you realize how strong the team was last year. Leadership. Defined roles, timely play, inside toughness, outside shooting and a winning attitude. Nothing like this year's team.
Good idea! Makes you realize how strong the team was last year. Leadership. Defined roles, timely play, inside toughness, outside shooting and a winning attitude. Nothing like this year's team.
Good idea! Makes you realize how strong the team was last year. Leadership. Defined roles, timely play, inside toughness, outside shooting and a winning attitude. Nothing like this year's team.
I'm guessing you thought all of those things about last year's team on January 19, too.
Well sure, but what does he do with the remaining hour and forty-five minutes.You should try getting laid.
If by the time the NCAA Tournament comes about:
Boatright turns into Napier
Purvis turns into Boatright
Hamilton turns into Daniels
Facey turns into Kromah
Calhoun turns into Giffey
Bromah actually stays on the floor
Nolan stays being Nolan
T'Sam only plays a few minutes off the bench
I'd be pretty damn happy.
Sure, UConn got a favorable tournament bracket after the St. Joe's game, but they took advantage of it. They played amazing defense and made their free throws (how many games this season would've been different if UConn could've just made some free throws?) and they had the experience.
Kromah was an x-factor in the championship game. He came in grabbed 2 huge rebounds and made 2 free throws in the final minute.
Daniels played good D in the championship game.
Boatright made 5 of 6 shots
Napier made all the big shots when needed
Giffey made the huge 3's when needed.
And they OUT REBOUNDED Kentucky.
Bromah "Actually" grabbed rebounds in the game.
Nolan did nothing really out there, but cause he was so far down the bench it didn't really matter.
T'Sam played a couple of minutes as a backup and thats what he's good for.
Omar and TO were great cheerleading on the bench.
Well UConn has 2 months to get their season in order and try and make a run through the AAC tournament.