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Kalkbrenner vs Sanogo

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If McDermott chooses to play Sanogo straight up and not make Sanogo fight through a double team for a shot or find the open shooter from the double team, Sanogo will score a bunch.

I suspect the rematch in Creighton will have a few wrinkles.
 
Mr. Wonderful said:
This thread like a teacher on summer vacation...

...no class.
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I don't know if you know this or not, but people are responding to this video at the 25 minute mark when Kalkbrenner is talking trash about UConn and Sanogo:


I know that angered people on this board, but I loved it as love and hatred builds an exciting and entertaining rivalry. The worst is when there is indifference and apathy playing the likes of Tulsa, Tulane, ECU and being lousy like in 2017 and 2018.
 
Chin Diesel said:
If McDermott chooses to play Sanogo straight up and not make Sanogo fight through a double team for a shot or find the open shooter from the double team, Sanogo will score a bunch.

I suspect the rematch in Creighton will have a few wrinkles.
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oh for sure. Kalkbrenner is very good player that I respect a lot, but he got destroyed today by Sanogo.
 
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gsmooth said:
I don't know if you know this or not, but people are responding to this video at the 25 minute mark when Kalkbrenner is talking trash about UConn and Sanogo:


I know that angered people on this board, but I loved it as love and hatred builds an exciting and entertaining rivalry. The worst is when there is indifference and apathy playing the likes of Tulsa, Tulane, ECU and being lousy like in 2017 and 2018.
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Re-watched it. Ryan is a CLOWN
 
I can’t believe they didn’t try to double team Sanogo more often. I’ll take it. I’d like to think going against Clingan every day made Sanogo a little more prepared for Kalkbrenner’s length. We also limited him to six shots. Man, that was a good win.
 
Chin Diesel said:
If McDermott chooses to play Sanogo straight up and not make Sanogo fight through a double team for a shot or find the open shooter from the double team, Sanogo will score a bunch.

I suspect the rematch in Creighton will have a few wrinkles.
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More two bigs which hopefully will be backed up by a healthy Samson
 
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Surprised how civil everyone is being with the chance to absolutely dunk on Kalkbrenner. Must just feel bad because he got so badly embarrassed today

Was really hoping for a “who’s your daddy” chant toward the end of the game but to no avail
 
Huskyforlife said:
Kalk earned this. He clearly wanted the 1v1 matchup and let his team down. I’m guessing their coaches won’t make the same mistake next time.
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They’ll go to what pc and Xavier did on defense and at the 4 position on offense.
 
gsmooth said:
I don't know if you know this or not, but people are responding to this video at the 25 minute mark when Kalkbrenner is talking trash about UConn and Sanogo:


I know that angered people on this board, but I loved it as love and hatred builds an exciting and entertaining rivalry. The worst is when there is indifference and apathy playing the likes of Tulsa, Tulane, ECU and being lousy like in 2017 and 2018.
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Thanks for posting this, I hadn't seen it. He's just a college kid, but that's a bad look. Adama completely dominated him today. So much that this video is truly embarrassing for him now. I'm even happier for Adama now!
 
This is REALLY weird to say about a player as good defensively as Ryan Kalkbrenner, but McDermott left him on an island today.

Last year Creighton had 2 defenders on Sanogo and begged somebody else to score. Sanogo got to go 1v1 for most of this game and absolutely ate Kalkbrenner alive. I guess it’s harder to guard when you have to do it alone. Who would have thought?

Kalkbrenner struggled against our drop coverage as well. He had the one alley oop and1 against Clingan but otherwise was contained the entire game. No free rim runs like last year
 
ToolzieFan said:
I can’t believe they didn’t try to double team Sanogo more often. I’ll take it. I’d like to think going against Clingan every day made Sanogo a little more prepared for Kalkbrenner’s length. We also limited him to six shots. Man, that was a good win.
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No one in the country can consistently defend Sanogo 1v1.

Next time we play Creighton they'll learn from their mistake.
 
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gsmooth said:
I don't know if you know this or not, but people are responding to this video at the 25 minute mark when Kalkbrenner is talking trash about UConn and Sanogo:


I know that angered people on this board, but I loved it as love and hatred builds an exciting and entertaining rivalry. The worst is when there is indifference and apathy playing the likes of Tulsa, Tulane, ECU and being lousy like in 2017 and 2018.
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Has he developed his game over the last three years? That's a lot of talk for someone who seems to just rim run
 
REB1094 said:
This is REALLY weird to say about a player as good defensively as Ryan Kalkbrenner, but McDermott left him on an island today.

Last year Creighton had 2 defenders on Sanogo and begged somebody else to score. Sanogo got to go 1v1 for most of this game and absolutely ate Kalkbrenner alive. I guess it’s harder to guard when you have to do it alone. Who would have thought?

Kalkbrenner struggled against our drop coverage as well. He had the one alley oop and1 against Clingan but otherwise was contained the entire game. No free rim runs like last year
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McDermott has such a great reputation, especially here b/c he beat us five straight, but that was coaching malpractice today letting Sanogo operate in comfort. He gets bothered by help defense(as does everyone) but he doesn't pass well out of it, and outside of Hawkins and to a lesser extent Newton no one else could score today so how much downside was there really to providing more help.
 
huskyjawz said:
McDermott has such a great reputation, especially here b/c he beat us five straight, but that was coaching malpractice today letting Sanogo operate in comfort. He gets bothered by help defense(as does everyone) but he doesn't pass well out of it, and outside of Hawkins and to a lesser extent Newton no one else could score today so how much downside was there really to providing more help.
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Yep. If I’m Baylor Scheierman I’m doubling Sanogo every time he touches the ball and daring AJax to launch threes.

Credit to the entire offense though. Scheierman was hovering Sanogo in the second half, and Sanogo was patient to let the rest of the guys move enough off ball to force their defenders back onto the perimeter. That gave Sanogo the space to go to work
 
REB1094 said:
Yep. If I’m Baylor Scheierman I’m doubling Sanogo every time he touches the ball and daring AJax to launch threes.

Credit to the entire offense though. Scheierman was hovering Sanogo in the second half, and Sanogo was patient to let the rest of the guys move enough off ball to force their defenders back onto the perimeter. That gave Sanogo the space to go to work
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If that's the case, Hurley has to have to Jackson initiate the offense and put hawkins, karaban/whoever, Newton, on the perimeter.

Yeah, in the second half, Jackson would see what Scheirerman would do with Sanogo and then allow Sanogo to work one-on-one. It looked like Jackson would dump the ball in, wait in the lane, and then move the other side of Sanogo bringing Scheireman with him
 
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