Good troll. Come tip off time UConn will be UConn. Rutgers will be Rutgers. If you had to pick one, it's not even a fair choice. Love that Steve has picked them out of the mud but they are still dirt.So the team picke d as #2 in the NEWBIE got dominated by the team projected #8 in the Big 10 but it’s nothing to worry about. Is that about it? The decision to move to the NOOB is looking better all the time. A successful season is getting to the tournament. Nice. Don’t have to worry about staying up late to watch UConn in the Sweet 16.
So the team picke d as #2 in the NEWBIE got dominated by the team projected #8 in the Big 10 but it’s nothing to worry about. Is that about it? The decision to move to the NOOB is looking better all the time. A successful season is getting to the tournament. Nice. Don’t have to worry about staying up late to watch UConn in the Sweet 16.
I know this is a joke but you’re actually a loserSo the team picke d as #2 in the NEWBIE got dominated by the team projected #8 in the Big 10 but it’s nothing to worry about. Is that about it? The decision to move to the NOOB is looking better all the time. A successful season is getting to the tournament. Nice. Don’t have to worry about staying up late to watch UConn in the Sweet 16.
So the team picke d as #2 in the NEWBIE got dominated by the team projected #8 in the Big 10 but it’s nothing to worry about. Is that about it? The decision to move to the NOOB is looking better all the time. A successful season is getting to the tournament. Nice. Don’t have to worry about staying up late to watch UConn in the Sweet 16.
So the team picke d as #2 in the NEWBIE got dominated by the team projected #8 in the Big 10 but it’s nothing to worry about. Is that about it? The decision to move to the NOOB is looking better all the time. A successful season is getting to the tournament. Nice. Don’t have to worry about staying up late to watch UConn in the Sweet 16.
Mind sharing the report where they got dominated?So the team picke d as #2 in the NEWBIE got dominated by the team projected #8 in the Big 10 but it’s nothing to worry about. Is that about it? The decision to move to the NOOB is looking better all the time. A successful season is getting to the tournament. Nice. Don’t have to worry about staying up late to watch UConn in the Sweet 16.
Why are you still hereSo the team picke d as #2 in the NEWBIE got dominated by the team projected #8 in the Big 10 but it’s nothing to worry about. Is that about it? The decision to move to the NOOB is looking better all the time. A successful season is getting to the tournament. Nice. Don’t have to worry about staying up late to watch UConn in the Sweet 16.
Low quality bait.So the team picke d as #2 in the NEWBIE got dominated by the team projected #8 in the Big 10 but it’s nothing to worry about. Is that about it? The decision to move to the NOOB is looking better all the time. A successful season is getting to the tournament. Nice. Don’t have to worry about staying up late to watch UConn in the Sweet 16.
For all we know, Rutgers probably treated this like a real game and Hurley treated it as a practice with refs and we still only lost by 8 lol. This is why Hurley was pissed about the Harvard score being leaked. He doesn’t want anyone to take away from these scrimmages because he’s not treating them like real games. They’re experimental
Nova celebrating their competitive secret scrimmage with Rutgers:
We also have one of the oldest rosters in the league. We have 5 guys who are already 22 years old.I’m not familiar with this Rutgers team but if they pretty much have a set nucleus of a team given comparable athleticism they have a huge early season advantage over a team like UConn which has one or two position players set. That’s why you play early season cupcakes.
No reason for him to be pissed in the first placeHe can't really be pissed, can he? He has to know this info is going to get out.
Not sure about that recently, but as I recall it Cuse lost an exhibition to D-II LeMoyne in a season they wound up a number one seed (I think 2009-10?). So it literally means less than nothing, as most here already know.Didnt Duke or Syracuse lose their scrimmage to Clown Fairy State a couple years ago or something?
It's called the Pitt approachWe also have one of the oldest rosters in the league. We have 5 guys who are already 22 years old.
I'm sure he knew it would leak, but he was mad about people drawing conclusions from the results.He can't really be pissed, can he? He has to know this info is going to get out.
I'm sure he knew it would leak, but he was mad about people drawing conclusions from the results.
“It’s so far away from a realistic game,” Hurley said after Tuesday’s practice at the Werth practice facility. “None of that stuff should go public. It should be kept in-house. You shouldn’t talk about individual players’ performances. There’s no game planning and no scouting going in. It’s not a game-like situation.”
He also mentioned that he literally was going out on the floor to correct players in the wrong positions lol. It's basically a walkthrough game, it means nothing whether we lost by 10 or won by 30.
yup, now if this was an exhibition game with scouting, normal rules, etc and we lost by 8 then sure there's a slight reason to be concerned. But these scrimmages are literally just like the joint practices that NFL teams have with each other before their preseason games.I have not been to a UConn secret scrimmage, but I have been in the gym for a secret scrimmage for other schools. It's really closer to a 5v5 practice run-through than a game. You just happen to have another D1 roster on the floor with you.
Unlimited timeouts and substitutions. It was refereed, but no one could foul out (I think). Coaches walk on the floor, call a "timeout" to get guys in position, and then restart the play. That kind of stuff.
It's really, really helpful as a coach because you get reps against high-level athletes that don't know your team. But it's hardly a game. I can see why the coaches would get annoyed by people reading too much into stats.
Plus, the Rutgers coaching staff gets to show to their Scarlet Knight players, in person, a display of the high-earning Huskies of Honor.But these scrimmages are literally just like the joint practices that NFL teams have with each other before their preseason games.
It’s like you don’t know us at all anymore.Ton of preseason speculation as to who will be our shooters this year. May I point out that regardless of scrimmages or reporters tweets in a few weeks we’ll have our own eyeballs to trust. Also we have a tendency to go hog wild with positive conclusions after early cupcake games. Shouldn’t do that either.
Man, I hated those guys back then. It was like you were playing against semi pros and they were inevitably “chippy“.It's called the Pitt approach