This indicates that things might still be okay.
You'd definitely feel better, but it turns out early season wins count just as much. Take care of business the rest of the season and everything is fine, because once the postseason comes there's no more road gamesI agree the sky is not falling, but 4 of those UConn wins are pre-BEast. Since then, they are 2-0 in Q2 and 1-3 in Q1. The 3 Q1 losses are all road and inarguably the toughest of the entire schedule but you’d feel a little better having won at least one of those.
But that's kind of what you want to do ideally - pick off wins early in the season to strengthen your resume because conference games are harder, especially those on the road.I agree the sky is not falling, but 4 of those UConn wins are pre-BEast. Since then, they are 2-0 in Q2 and 1-3 in Q1. The 3 Q1 losses are all road and inarguably the toughest of the entire schedule but you’d feel a little better having won at least one of those.
We will win most, if not all of the rematches at home vs. the teams we lost to.I agree the sky is not falling, but 4 of those UConn wins are pre-BEast. Since then, they are 2-0 in Q2 and 1-3 in Q1. The 3 Q1 losses are all road and inarguably the toughest of the entire schedule but you’d feel a little better having won at least one of those.
I don’t disagree, but I will still argue that this team (and Hurley) eventually needs to find a way to win on the road or in a tough environment. We started building a nice resume last year too and then immediately wilted. I’m much more hopeful this year but would be feeling better even if we stole one of those 3 road losses.But that's kind of what you want to do ideally - pick off wins early in the season to strengthen your resume because conference games are harder, especially those on the road.
Yes I'm really concerned about what we did with former players under an old coach.not beating a ranked teams on the road in almost ten years is an issue.
Trends are important until they’re brokenYes I'm really concerned about what we did with former players under an old coach.
Who cares?
Half this board didn’t even know that stat until they showed it last night, and are now pretending that they’ve been beating that drum. Five of those years we were lost in the AAC with very few chances, and the other half we were still in the “better get us now” phase of the rebuild. If this trend goes on a few more years it’ll be worrisome, but before Hurley these losses would’ve been by 25 points.Yea, but losing 3 road games against quality teams and not beating a ranked teams on the road in almost ten years is an issue. 2/3 road games this year we should’ve won. You can even make the argument all 3 should’ve been won