- Joined
- Feb 7, 2012
- Messages
- 6,238
- Reaction Score
- 29,427
So the answer is Temple, 2/2o, where he was 5-9 with 3 rbs, 3 assists, and 3 steals, as well as 14 points?
Look, he hasn't been great, but neither has anyone over that stretch, and they were 3-2 with a win over a top 15 opponent. The team hit a cold spell; hopefully they start hitting 3s again, because a number have been wide open shots.
Missing wide open looks is one thing, ie.. when Giffey misses. Eventually, those will fall. Forcing shots that aren't there are a completely different thing. If you continue to force, you will get the same result. I admit I am being particularly hard on Boat, but over that same stretch I feel Boat has reverted back to his selfish, me first ways, particularly the Rutgers game. He gives us energy but he is forcing a ton of shots that are hurting his team and more importantly, its chemistry.(which currently is non-existent)
When the season ends and we reflect back on what was, I think we will mostly agree that contributions from Bazz, Giffey, Kromah, Brimah exceeded our expectations, Olander and Nolan played as expected, and it was the underwhelming play of Daniels, Boatright, and Omar Calhoun that ultimately determined our fate.
