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FreeKlaiber this reply is not shade at you, it’s just that your post was the last of many to claim that we didn’t do anything to get an inside game going.

Tortured myself and rewatched the last 15min of the 2nd half.

The tl;dr is that we ran great offense that gave Reed and Reibe many opportunities. As well a ton of great looks for our shooters.

We just didn’t execute. It wasn’t coaching malpractice.

Read the possession-by-possession summaries below if you want:

15:30- Reed PnR, Solo feeds him in the lane, he passes to a wide open Mullin’s who misses the 3. Reed picks up his 3rd foul on the rebound. Reibe comes in

15:00- First play in, Reibe sets high pick, rolls, gets the pass, makes a floater

14:30- no play develops, Alex gets called for foul on the high screen

13:53- Reibe sets low screen for Ball who curls and bricks a wide open 3.

13:00- Reed back in, sets high screen, rolls, Ross tries to pass in, not the best pass, Parham tips it for a TO

12:24- play develops, Reed is on the right block with good position. Alex dribbles from the corner, gets stuck in midair and makes a bad pass to the top of the lane. A pass to Tarris was possible but ignored

11:58 - Reed hands off to Silas and rolls to the hoop. Open. Silas makes a poor no-look pass attempt to Solo on the wing. It gets deflected for a TO.

11:32- Tarris sets up on the blocks, gets double teamed, lane is open, Silas nice drive to the cup left side, gets Gold to commit his 4th foul. A fine play

11:00- Silas gets by his man, drives to the lane, fumbles the ball in the lane and TO

10:16- Tarris sets 2 high screens, gets ready to set a 3rd for Alex, Solo beats his man, drives the lane, misses makeable layup

9:23- Wasted possession. Mullins gets ball poked out w 17 on shot clock. We inbound, waste 12 seconds dribbling on the perimeter, Ball has to jack a desperation 3.

8:43- Tarris sets a high screen for Alex. He is sealed off for a wide open look. We’ve seen him make a top of the key 3 many times in his career. It goes halfway down and comes out. No issue with this possession & shot selection

8:17- Reed seals his man in the middle of the lane. An entry pass could have been made by Silas, but Marquette runs a 2nd man at him and pokes the ball away. Nice D, tough look for Silas there. Needs to be better. We get bailed out by a foul call.

8:06- On the ensuing possession, Reed sets a screen on the blocks, turns, and is WIDE OPEN. Silas completely misses him. Bad coaching? Silas passes to Mullins who misses the long 3.

7:30. - PnR, Reed gets it, he drives, misses the layup, Ross dunks the rebound

6:30- the vaunted DOUBLE BIGS. Early foul, Reibe subs out. Solo drives into the lane on the inbounds, takes a decent shot, not great, but makeable and clean look. Misses

5:43- Set develops, Reed PnR, he drifts down to the blocks, Karaban comes off the screen, clanks a wide open 3.

5:15- Reed is in the paint area the whole time. Ross dribbles from the left corner towards the left elbow. It is CLEAR he is looking for Reed to get established for an entry pass. Unfortunately, Reed was really soft about trying to seal his man to make it even possible to give him an entry pass. I’m going to put this one on Reed not taking change and DEMANDING the ball enough here. If he seals his man, Ross can at least try to make an entry pass. Ball gets tipped out of Ross’s hands, we recover it, Demary pushes it back into our end. Interestingly, Reed is wide open on the right block. If we were capable of throwing a decent Alley-Oop, this could have been an easy one. Silas passes to Mullins in the corner who buries the 3. We’ll take it. But 2 opportunities for Reed to contribute. On the players for not making it happen.

4:28- Ross throws an entry pass into Reed on the left block. Over the back reach-in on Marquette.

4:21- Standard inbounds play to get a top of the key 3 that we’ve seen a million times. Mullins is wide open and misses. No issue with the play or shot, especially after he had just made 3 on the play before

3:55- Marquette goes zone, Reed flashes to foul line, wide open, gets ignored by Silas. Coaching malpractice? Eventually Silas gets fouled and shoots FTs

3:27- Reed picks up 4th foul

3:10- Reed down on the right block, Silas starts to penetrate lane, could have been a dish, but he gets fouled before the play develops

2:05- Reed has good position on the right block. Solo get bal in corner, upfakes, goes by his man, but is fouled. Likely would have dished to Reed if not fouled

1:22- Reed sets high screen, Silas passes to Alex in the corner. Reed should roll to the hoop but starts it late, Gold defends it well. Alex airballs the 3, Ross on weak side puts the rebound in

0:54- Stack set at FT line. Silas drives to lane and actually could have shot a layup. He defers, kicks to Ross in corner, who passes to a wide open Karaban who bricks a 3 we’ve seen him make many times before. Reed is under the hoop, gets fouled. Makes both FTs. Good on him.

We ran a bunch of plays that had Reed as a viable option. The “ignored him” narrative is not true.
So 9 times from the 15:00 and under mark of the second half Tarris should've gotten the ball in the post and didn't. There's something seriously wrong with the team if they're incapable of getting it to him against an 11-19 team.
 
FreeKlaiber this reply is not shade at you, it’s just that your post was the last of many to claim that we didn’t do anything to get an inside game going.

Tortured myself and rewatched the last 15min of the 2nd half.

The tl;dr is that we ran great offense that gave Reed and Reibe many opportunities. As well a ton of great looks for our shooters.

We just didn’t execute. It wasn’t coaching malpractice.

Read the possession-by-possession summaries below if you want:

15:30- Reed PnR, Solo feeds him in the lane, he passes to a wide open Mullin’s who misses the 3. Reed picks up his 3rd foul on the rebound. Reibe comes in

15:00- First play in, Reibe sets high pick, rolls, gets the pass, makes a floater

14:30- no play develops, Alex gets called for foul on the high screen

13:53- Reibe sets low screen for Ball who curls and bricks a wide open 3.

13:00- Reed back in, sets high screen, rolls, Ross tries to pass in, not the best pass, Parham tips it for a TO

12:24- play develops, Reed is on the right block with good position. Alex dribbles from the corner, gets stuck in midair and makes a bad pass to the top of the lane. A pass to Tarris was possible but ignored

11:58 - Reed hands off to Silas and rolls to the hoop. Open. Silas makes a poor no-look pass attempt to Solo on the wing. It gets deflected for a TO.

11:32- Tarris sets up on the blocks, gets double teamed, lane is open, Silas nice drive to the cup left side, gets Gold to commit his 4th foul. A fine play

11:00- Silas gets by his man, drives to the lane, fumbles the ball in the lane and TO

10:16- Tarris sets 2 high screens, gets ready to set a 3rd for Alex, Solo beats his man, drives the lane, misses makeable layup

9:23- Wasted possession. Mullins gets ball poked out w 17 on shot clock. We inbound, waste 12 seconds dribbling on the perimeter, Ball has to jack a desperation 3.

8:43- Tarris sets a high screen for Alex. He is sealed off for a wide open look. We’ve seen him make a top of the key 3 many times in his career. It goes halfway down and comes out. No issue with this possession & shot selection

8:17- Reed seals his man in the middle of the lane. An entry pass could have been made by Silas, but Marquette runs a 2nd man at him and pokes the ball away. Nice D, tough look for Silas there. Needs to be better. We get bailed out by a foul call.

8:06- On the ensuing possession, Reed sets a screen on the blocks, turns, and is WIDE OPEN. Silas completely misses him. Bad coaching? Silas passes to Mullins who misses the long 3.

7:30. - PnR, Reed gets it, he drives, misses the layup, Ross dunks the rebound

6:30- the vaunted DOUBLE BIGS. Early foul, Reibe subs out. Solo drives into the lane on the inbounds, takes a decent shot, not great, but makeable and clean look. Misses

5:43- Set develops, Reed PnR, he drifts down to the blocks, Karaban comes off the screen, clanks a wide open 3.

5:15- Reed is in the paint area the whole time. Ross dribbles from the left corner towards the left elbow. It is CLEAR he is looking for Reed to get established for an entry pass. Unfortunately, Reed was really soft about trying to seal his man to make it even possible to give him an entry pass. I’m going to put this one on Reed not taking change and DEMANDING the ball enough here. If he seals his man, Ross can at least try to make an entry pass. Ball gets tipped out of Ross’s hands, we recover it, Demary pushes it back into our end. Interestingly, Reed is wide open on the right block. If we were capable of throwing a decent Alley-Oop, this could have been an easy one. Silas passes to Mullins in the corner who buries the 3. We’ll take it. But 2 opportunities for Reed to contribute. On the players for not making it happen.

4:28- Ross throws an entry pass into Reed on the left block. Over the back reach-in on Marquette.

4:21- Standard inbounds play to get a top of the key 3 that we’ve seen a million times. Mullins is wide open and misses. No issue with the play or shot, especially after he had just made 3 on the play before

3:55- Marquette goes zone, Reed flashes to foul line, wide open, gets ignored by Silas. Coaching malpractice? Eventually Silas gets fouled and shoots FTs

3:27- Reed picks up 4th foul

3:10- Reed down on the right block, Silas starts to penetrate lane, could have been a dish, but he gets fouled before the play develops

2:05- Reed has good position on the right block. Solo get bal in corner, upfakes, goes by his man, but is fouled. Likely would have dished to Reed if not fouled

1:22- Reed sets high screen, Silas passes to Alex in the corner. Reed should roll to the hoop but starts it late, Gold defends it well. Alex airballs the 3, Ross on weak side puts the rebound in

0:54- Stack set at FT line. Silas drives to lane and actually could have shot a layup. He defers, kicks to Ross in corner, who passes to a wide open Karaban who bricks a 3 we’ve seen him make many times before. Reed is under the hoop, gets fouled. Makes both FTs. Good on him.

We ran a bunch of plays that had Reed as a viable option. The “ignored him” narrative is not true.
thank you for taking the pain so no one else had to lol. My coaching malpractice narrative didnt rely simply on the post up piece, however. As I was watching the game, yelling at tv as an old coach lol, Marquette was running an odd front 1-2-2 matchup zone with switches, which we attacked with an offense that matched up to it on the perimeter.

We needed to go to a set that overloaded, or hit the foul line, or put someone in the low post as main option. We dont have penetration outside of Silas, but i saw no changes in sets. To not put emphasis on inside-out was my issue, as we opted to stay on perimeter in the sets we ran often- not discounting maybe our players missed opportunities too as your deepdive shows.

Lets see when we play them next week, if we dont do something similar to what im saying as clear option A.
 
I will take falling to 27-4 and a 2 seed any day over what we all endured before Hurley took over. Heck, we had several NIT years under Calhoun (granted, pre NIL) and now we freak out if we drop out of the top 10.
It’s obvious you have no problem with the NIT or better result, NIT88. Haha.

But seriously, right after this game was no time to be big picture. The goals are the three titles in each season and the team just failed on the first one. The six NCAA titles did nothing for me a half hour after the game ended. At least it wasn’t UConn's first game of the BET.
 
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So 9 times from the 15:00 and under mark of the second half Tarris should've gotten the ball in the post and didn't. There's something seriously wrong with the team if they're incapable of getting it to him against an 11-19 team.
To be fair, a number of them never happened because Marquette fouled before a pass to Tarris could occur. A few of them we blundered/had a TO. A few he was open and we missed him. And one he could have made it happen but didn't use his size advantage to make him self available for an entry pass.

And in a bunch of the sets, he set highly effective screens to give wide-open looks to 38%+ 3pt shooters who missed their shots.

We just did not execute on offense yesterday. But it wasn't because we ignored and abandoned Tarris.
 
And Donny was so into whatever the heck he was babbling on about that he never broke stride to comment on the replay clearly showing the fouling of Demary (obviously not Newton) twice.
I don’t know. Looked to me like a foul but they didn’t call the same thing multiple times on both sides. In a normal conference it’s a foul but the NBE likes to be the macho league so they let lots of fouls go.

The refs must have read a section of the rule book though. Called traveling several times.
 

Good find

I think this is why we haven't seen the presser released, it was critical of the officiating

Smart by Hurley, he put the officiating on notice for everyone to see for a possible final with St Johns. He wants that one seed back if he can get it
 
FreeKlaiber this reply is not shade at you, it’s just that your post was the last of many to claim that we didn’t do anything to get an inside game going.

Tortured myself and rewatched the last 15min of the 2nd half.

The tl;dr is that we ran great offense that gave Reed and Reibe many opportunities. As well a ton of great looks for our shooters.

We just didn’t execute. It wasn’t coaching malpractice.

Read the possession-by-possession summaries below if you want:

15:30- Reed PnR, Solo feeds him in the lane, he passes to a wide open Mullin’s who misses the 3. Reed picks up his 3rd foul on the rebound. Reibe comes in

15:00- First play in, Reibe sets high pick, rolls, gets the pass, makes a floater

14:30- no play develops, Alex gets called for foul on the high screen

13:53- Reibe sets low screen for Ball who curls and bricks a wide open 3.

13:00- Reed back in, sets high screen, rolls, Ross tries to pass in, not the best pass, Parham tips it for a TO

12:24- play develops, Reed is on the right block with good position. Alex dribbles from the corner, gets stuck in midair and makes a bad pass to the top of the lane. A pass to Tarris was possible but ignored

11:58 - Reed hands off to Silas and rolls to the hoop. Open. Silas makes a poor no-look pass attempt to Solo on the wing. It gets deflected for a TO.

11:32- Tarris sets up on the blocks, gets double teamed, lane is open, Silas nice drive to the cup left side, gets Gold to commit his 4th foul. A fine play

11:00- Silas gets by his man, drives to the lane, fumbles the ball in the lane and TO

10:16- Tarris sets 2 high screens, gets ready to set a 3rd for Alex, Solo beats his man, drives the lane, misses makeable layup

9:23- Wasted possession. Mullins gets ball poked out w 17 on shot clock. We inbound, waste 12 seconds dribbling on the perimeter, Ball has to jack a desperation 3.

8:43- Tarris sets a high screen for Alex. He is sealed off for a wide open look. We’ve seen him make a top of the key 3 many times in his career. It goes halfway down and comes out. No issue with this possession & shot selection

8:17- Reed seals his man in the middle of the lane. An entry pass could have been made by Silas, but Marquette runs a 2nd man at him and pokes the ball away. Nice D, tough look for Silas there. Needs to be better. We get bailed out by a foul call.

8:06- On the ensuing possession, Reed sets a screen on the blocks, turns, and is WIDE OPEN. Silas completely misses him. Bad coaching? Silas passes to Mullins who misses the long 3.

7:30. - PnR, Reed gets it, he drives, misses the layup, Ross dunks the rebound

6:30- the vaunted DOUBLE BIGS. Early foul, Reibe subs out. Solo drives into the lane on the inbounds, takes a decent shot, not great, but makeable and clean look. Misses

5:43- Set develops, Reed PnR, he drifts down to the blocks, Karaban comes off the screen, clanks a wide open 3.

5:15- Reed is in the paint area the whole time. Ross dribbles from the left corner towards the left elbow. It is CLEAR he is looking for Reed to get established for an entry pass. Unfortunately, Reed was really soft about trying to seal his man to make it even possible to give him an entry pass. I’m going to put this one on Reed not taking change and DEMANDING the ball enough here. If he seals his man, Ross can at least try to make an entry pass. Ball gets tipped out of Ross’s hands, we recover it, Demary pushes it back into our end. Interestingly, Reed is wide open on the right block. If we were capable of throwing a decent Alley-Oop, this could have been an easy one. Silas passes to Mullins in the corner who buries the 3. We’ll take it. But 2 opportunities for Reed to contribute. On the players for not making it happen.

4:28- Ross throws an entry pass into Reed on the left block. Over the back reach-in on Marquette.

4:21- Standard inbounds play to get a top of the key 3 that we’ve seen a million times. Mullins is wide open and misses. No issue with the play or shot, especially after he had just made 3 on the play before

3:55- Marquette goes zone, Reed flashes to foul line, wide open, gets ignored by Silas. Coaching malpractice? Eventually Silas gets fouled and shoots FTs

3:27- Reed picks up 4th foul

3:10- Reed down on the right block, Silas starts to penetrate lane, could have been a dish, but he gets fouled before the play develops

2:05- Reed has good position on the right block. Solo get bal in corner, upfakes, goes by his man, but is fouled. Likely would have dished to Reed if not fouled

1:22- Reed sets high screen, Silas passes to Alex in the corner. Reed should roll to the hoop but starts it late, Gold defends it well. Alex airballs the 3, Ross on weak side puts the rebound in

0:54- Stack set at FT line. Silas drives to lane and actually could have shot a layup. He defers, kicks to Ross in corner, who passes to a wide open Karaban who bricks a 3 we’ve seen him make many times before. Reed is under the hoop, gets fouled. Makes both FTs. Good on him.

We ran a bunch of plays that had Reed as a viable option. The “ignored him” narrative is not true.

Well, I surely didn’t read any of that.
 
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I'm not sure this thread is the place for this comment, but I've been trying to think about how Hurley's "working the refs" is different than Calhoun's "working the refs." When Jim Calhoun went after the refs, it seemed more a criticism of the call unless a personal criticism. You might hear that "freaking bullshit", but to my knowledge, he never called anyone a "freaking clown".

Calhoun had gravitas. Yeah, he's a big man and he looked furious sometimes, but he seemed angry and not out of control. Hurley reminds me of Mick Cronin. His complaints seem more whiny than forceful, but, what I think causes so much personal animosity between the refs and him is that he attacks them personally, rather than the call. He's also less judicious. I think you need to pick your spots.
It’s a fair point, but Jim Calhoun and Dan Hurley are operating in totally different eras. Calhoun’s sideline moments came in a different time for the sport, media, and officiating culture. Today everything is mic’d up, clipped, and amplified instantly. Different styles, same competitive fire. Both coaches are intense because they care deeply about their teams you just see it expressed in ways that fit their personalities and the moment.
 
Not a good find. Fake internet garbage.

Azontree Journal (or azontree.com) appears to be a digital content platform or clickbait network focused on sensationalized, AI-generated, or viral celebrity, music, and sports news, particularly on social media (Facebook/Instagram). It often publishes emotional or "shocking" stories designed to drive engagement.

I've recently seen other fake articles from that source -- for example, just last week Geno Auriemma bought a new SUV for a Gampel employee who assisted him to jump start his vehicle on a cold night, and UConn just announced plans for a huge new glitzy basketball arena. The articles seem ever so slightly believable until you wonder why you haven't seen the same info elsewhere.
 
Good lawd. The players he kept in the game were the ones that got us to a #4 ranking. Nobody was making threes. Nobody. Who was he gonna put in? Me?
“ Nobody’s making 3’s SO STOP SHOOTING THEM. Give Reed the ball and let him do his thing. He had 10 points in the first half on 5 of 7 or something like that. He only took 3/4 shots in the second half for 4 points. He duplicates his first half and we win going away ( and their center gold fouls out). They had nobody that could guard Reed. But the coaching staff decided to let Mullins shoot 13 3’s and make 1.
 
Not a good find. Fake internet garbage.

Azontree Journal (or azontree.com) appears to be a digital content platform or clickbait network focused on sensationalized, AI-generated, or viral celebrity, music, and sports news, particularly on social media (Facebook/Instagram). It often publishes emotional or "shocking" stories designed to drive engagement.

Found it on Facebook. Social media licks their chops over any Dan Hurley negative incident and has a field day with it. This crap gets plastered all over the internet and gets lapped up by sports fans and feeds into narratives. Social media gets worse every year.
 
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It’s a fair point, but Jim Calhoun and Dan Hurley are operating in totally different eras. Calhoun’s sideline moments came in a different time for the sport, media, and officiating culture. Today everything is mic’d up, clipped, and amplified instantly. Different styles, same competitive fire. Both coaches are intense because they care deeply about their teams you just see it expressed in ways that fit their personalities and the moment.
I think it's less an issue of current culture than it is of human nature. You get a different reaction if you suggest someone take a look at something again thab if you tell them if they made a mistake and a third reaction if you tell someone they are a "freaking clown."
 
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So let me see if I read this correctly: Coach gets a T then a second T for contact with an official and is thrown out of the game. OK so far?
Then the league investigates and none of the officials can tell the league that there was contact!
 
Losing Adams before the season hurt the team immensely. He is a Dog.
If we go by Evan Miya, Adams would have been the sixth worst qualifying player in the entire big east and the worst on our team by a mile. Doesn’t matter what the question was, he wasn’t the answer this year.
 
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Found it on Facebook. Social media licks their chops over any Dan Hurley negative incident and has a field day with it. This crap gets plastered all over the internet and gets lapped up by sports fans and feeds into narratives. Social media gets worse every year.
I'm not on social media except for Facebook on a parents' page of my son's college, which is the only place I use and I hid my identity. Now that you mention it I got a feed on that page after the Creighton game that Hurley was stepping down from his head coaching job. I just laughed. Social media must be a cesspool.
 

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