Nobody cares at this point but I had to laugh at the irony that you put an "a" instead of an "e" in Tristen's name and an "e" instead of an "a" in Aidan's name. Switch it and you're good to go.And actually going into the backcourt on one occasion. I do like the way he is trying though. LOL he probably never imagined just how rough the Big East is when he signed up.
I'm sure DH didn't offer to make up a highlight film for him of Tristan getting mugged going down the lane every time in every single game. Tristan probably had a few invites to NFL camps.
Aiden's going to be OK. He just has to get used to all the abuse in this league. I'm going to take the advice of others above and enjoy the ride. This could be the little train that could.
I'm going to keep track on him, Solo, Samson et al. and watch them grow.
Bama made the final four with a top 5 offense and bad D. This assumes Liam is back to 100% of course. If he never got hurt we’re still undefeated in the contiguous US.People must be watching different games than I am, talking about 3 peat. I’d love to eat my own words down the road BTW.
Certainty is a rare bird in the Big East. When you look at the upcoming week's schedule, St. John's, Marquette and us all play each other. UCONN/ St Johns is the last matchup . That's some unnaturally crazy s___ right there.Anyway, Hurley will iron things out and have it figured out by Feb 7 vs St. Johns, I am sure. I am looking at that game as the potential game where UConn turns the corner
Omier for Baylor and Nijel Pack were on that squad and both still in school. They also had the ACC player of the year (blanking on his name) and I think he was there half a dozen years.Weren't those teams' average age like 24 years old though? I'm too lazy to look it up, but I recall there being much more veteran presence throughout those rosters than on this current UConn team.
As for 2014? The Shabazz Napier-type baller aint on this squad.
I love this team, and although they may be taking years off my life I will continue to support with rabid relentlessness.. Thing is, roles can't be forced & it seems like maybe they were initially.. Not a PG, but Mahaney playing like he did v Xavier needs to be the standard. Ak bashing is disgusting, he was absolutely screwed by the refs.. He's already overmatched by bigger 4's or quicker 3's, so when he and the bigger 4 are battling for position & he's not holding or hacking - it's not a foul. He isn't a go-to guy, but he is the guy who makes defenses pay when they don't communicate, as long as there are passers on the court playing with their head up. Hass isn't exactly that type of PG, despite doing many things very well. Liam on the other hand can get a bucket... coming back IS going to help a lot, but it doesn't necessarily make our on ball defense much better.. Solo, Stew, need to step it up & Nowell & Ross need to be absolute savages.Colorado was a brutal loss but that Dayton loss doesn't look all that great either. Memphis is still playing well.
Anyway, Hurley will iron things out and have it figured out by Feb 7 vs St. Johns, I am sure. I am looking at that game as the potential game where UConn turns the corner similar to how they turned the corner around the same time 2 years ago vs Marquette 87-72 (despite the 3 pt @Creighton loss a few days later).
Don't forget 2 years ago, not only losing 5 of 6 and 6 of 8 but they looked subpar in that 68-62 win over a terrible GTown team directly after that 2-6 stretch. it took them 10 games to fully regain their confidence after the 83-73 @Xavier loss.