The only question left is will the Cyclones score triple digits.
That’s a nice weapon to have. You can beat any team on any given night, even an undefeated team like Tech.![]()

I watched a couple of their games and they looked nothing like this in terms of shooting the 3. Against Northern Iowa they were 7 of 23.I think I heard the announcer say they were shooting 31% from 3 coming into the game. They've been playing possum all year.![]()
48 points from behind the arc. A coach couldn't ask for anything better.I think I heard the announcer say they were shooting 31% from 3 coming into the game. They've been playing possum all year.![]()
They must have thought they were playing UConn.Iowa State is not that great this year. Their red-hot shooting in 1Q was an anomaly.
They must have thought they were playing UConn.

48 points from behind the arc. A coach couldn't ask for anything better.

@nwhoopfan Are you ready for some Pac-ball?
But winning is fun!I've said it before, but I don't really see the value in playing tons of marshmallows early in the season. It does nothing for your evaluations, it does not help players solve problems on the court, it does nothing for late game scenarios, it doesn't establish who is are the big moment players on the team. Players don't get to learn from their sloppiness, their inattention, their lack of urgency, and players don't get to see how to work their sets against a determined, talented team. All it does is make teams overconfident and reinforce bad habits. You need to demonstrate to the players, "see, that's what I was talking about". Otherwise players often don't understand why you're harping on certain issues. It becomes, "What's coach upset about, we're winning by 30"?

It can also deflate a team's confidence. It's happened to Tennessee the last two seasons. When a team discovers they are not as good as they thought they were it can be very disappointing to them.I've said it before, but I don't really see the value in playing tons of marshmallows early in the season. It does nothing for your evaluations, it does not help players solve problems on the court, it does nothing for late game scenarios, it doesn't establish who are your big moment players on the team. Players don't get to learn from their sloppiness, their inattention, their lack of urgency, and players don't get to see how to work their sets against a determined, talented team. All it does is make teams overconfident and reinforce bad habits. You need to demonstrate to the players, "see, that's what I was talking about". Otherwise players often don't understand why you're harping on certain issues. It becomes, "What's coach upset about, we're winning by 30"?
Disappointing and soul-crushing to their fan base as well. It's so unfortunate that the Tennessee fans have had to experience crushing disappointment.It can also deflate a team's confidence. It's happened to Tennessee the last two seasons. When a team discovers they are not as good as they thought they were it can be very disappointing to them.
How many WCBB teams have lost with a 29 pt lead going to the fourth?
I don't think I had ever seen a team hit their fist eight three point shots until last night.

meant to say .500 overall of course.I wonder if Texas Tech scheduled to make the post season even if that means WNIT. Lots of non conference wins and hope to get enough conference wins to get to .500. If they can get a couple of upsets over higher ranked teams and squeak into NCAA tourney then they are over the moon happy.