I demand a ranking!!!Rank us now. That was an absolute beat-down without Bouk.
I actually think we played better today than we would have with him. It forced other guys to step up instead of waiting for the star to make plays before the shot clock runs out.Rank us now. That was an absolute beat-down without Bouk.
StopI actually think we played better today than we would have with him. It forced other guys to step up instead of waiting for the star to make plays before the shot clock runs out.
It does have it roots at UConn.Bill Simmons' Ewing theory applies here? I kid, I kid...
It’s a valid point. I agree.Stop
There’s nothing valid about it. Of course losing our superstar player forces other guys to step up, which can be a positive thing for us.It’s a valid point. I agree.
We are definitely playing our best basketball the past 3 halfs. And most of that has been without Bouk. There was also a brief moment in the Marquette game when Bouk came back in and the team appeared to stand and watch. So your comment makes some sense. It just seems like the least of our worries. Bouk will come back and the offense will be fine. The coaches will figure it out.I actually think we played better today than we would have with him. It forced other guys to step up instead of waiting for the star to make plays before the shot clock runs out.
Think it will be a while longer and that much longer with a loss along the way. UConn's schedule has been very weak. They also were taking off huge chunks of time between games (unlucky or stupid). And, UConn has been out of the sports world's stream of consciousness due to their "valiant" willingness to be one of only three FBS programs to decline to participate in college football. Their decision was not viewed as taking a stand against Covid and the protection of student athletes but rather subjected UConn to national ridicule. And then, there was no mention of UConn in the sporting world. The result? UConn will have to rebuild it's reputation - make people remember that they have won 4 national championships.I demand a ranking!!!
Handle/PostThink it will be a while longer and that much longer with a loss along the way. UConn's schedule has been very weak. They also were taking off huge chunks of time between games (unlucky or stupid). And, UConn has been out of the sports world's stream of consciousness due to their "valiant" willingness to be one of only three FBS programs to decline to participate in college football. Their decision was not viewed as taking a stand against Covid and the protection of student athletes but rather subjected UConn to national ridicule. And then, there was no mention of UConn in the sporting world. The result? UConn will have to rebuild it's reputation - make people remember that they have won 4 national championships.
What does that mean? Do you agree? Disagree?Handle/Post
Wait, what? CBS has us in the Top 25 citing our record. That's not weak. And their taking time off due to COVID wasn't stupid. And I haven't read any national ridicule about football (national praise, yes), the only ridicule I've seen is from "fans" on the Boneyard, With friends like these....Think it will be a while longer and that much longer with a loss along the way. UConn's schedule has been very weak. ..They also were taking off huge chunks of time between games (unlucky or stupid)...And, UConn has been out of the sports world's stream of consciousness due to their "valiant" willingness to be one of only three FBS programs to decline to participate in college football. Their decision was not viewed as taking a stand against Covid and the protection of student athletes but rather subjected UConn to national ridicule. And then, there was no mention of UConn in the sporting world. The result? UConn will have to rebuild it's reputation - make people remember that they have won 4 national championships.
"Citing our record"? WHO have they played? Really? As for football back in August, ESPN had a field day ridiculing UConn football up to the point of saying they were not playing because the program was so weak. Once the season began, nobody spoke of UConn at all.Wait, what? CBS has us in the Top 25 citing our record. That's not weak. And their taking time off due to COVID wasn't stupid. And I haven't read any national ridicule about football (national praise, yes), the only ridicule I've seen is from "fans" on the Boneyard, With friends like these....
Disagree, most metrics have us in the top 25-30 best teams in the country and we’ve had 2 quad 1 wins in our first 7 games and we took a top 10 team to the wire. The national media is starting to recognize that UConn is back and a ranking is right around the corner!Think it will be a while longer and that much longer with a loss along the way. UConn's schedule has been very weak. They also were taking off huge chunks of time between games (unlucky or stupid). And, UConn has been out of the sports world's stream of consciousness due to their "valiant" willingness to be one of only three FBS programs to decline to participate in college football. Their decision was not viewed as taking a stand against Covid and the protection of student athletes but rather subjected UConn to national ridicule. And then, there was no mention of UConn in the sporting world. The result? UConn will have to rebuild it's reputation - make people remember that they have won 4 national championships.
Nobody and I mean nobody involved in college basketball and who is involved with ranking teams cares at all about UConn football. What a ridiculous take.Think it will be a while longer and that much longer with a loss along the way. UConn's schedule has been very weak. They also were taking off huge chunks of time between games (unlucky or stupid). And, UConn has been out of the sports world's stream of consciousness due to their "valiant" willingness to be one of only three FBS programs to decline to participate in college football. Their decision was not viewed as taking a stand against Covid and the protection of student athletes but rather subjected UConn to national ridicule. And then, there was no mention of UConn in the sporting world. The result? UConn will have to rebuild it's reputation - make people remember that they have won 4 national championships.