Shaq Goodwin

[UCweCONN]

So Brimah, Phil and Enoch all have 4 fouls with 10 minutes to go and Shaq and Lawson can have a field day inside. Then Memphis starts chucking up 3's. Good job by them.

Agreed. They had us right where they wanted us and Pastner completely let us off the hook. I really thought we were going to lose at that point. That's probably as good an example as any for why Pastner will be fired.

 

[BUHusky]

So Brimah, Phil and Enoch all have 4 fouls with 10 minutes to go and Shaq and Lawson can have a field day inside. Then Memphis starts chucking up 3's. Good job by them.

You need to give Ollie some credit there too. Once all those bigs got 4 fouls he switched to a zone and instead of trying to work the ball inside against a zone (which is harder than against man), Memphis started settling for 3s. Lots of 3s. Credit to Ollie for making that much needed adjustment.

 

[CallMeBruce]

I liked how he never complained after a call. He's the type of bull we so desperately need. Glad we no longer have to play him. Seems like a good kid, wish him the best.

We're talking about Shaq Goodwin, right? You want to say he's tough and a great competitor, fine. But he doesn't complain? That's nonsense.

 

[WhereistheDove?]

Always loved watching him. In a game as devoid of polished back to the basket players as college bball, watching him school someone with a perfect drop step or up fake was always fun/will give me nightmares.

 

[UConnNick]

I believe he won the AAC sportsmanship award last season. He seems like a good dude.

 

[weyuo]

The refs got tired of his celebrations after a while. So did I. Prime example: