I agree. But still I caught myself saying when he got the ball trying to make a move, its not his game. He's a spot shooter, not a guy to create. But he did well getting to the basket tonight. I missed the first half, so keep that in mind.
Road vs Home. I think I heard Lappas say there's only been 2 road wins in the AAC so far.
ok? Calhoun would laugh at you and this statistic. Why can't this team win anywhere, against anyone?
I think we can’t take too much out of this game yet. Gilbert played well, Polley played great, Carlton got off early but was it a sign of things to come or the byproduct of playing a soft team at home. The next 3 games will tell the real tale.
All I'm saying is that it seems to be the trend in the AAC this year. Tulane won at home vs Cincy, yet lost away to us of which we lost away to Cincy. Thats all. We played much more aggressive at home.
Could this be our low budget Deandre Daniels? If he can go the rest of the way with 12pts and 4/5rebs per game we have a player. He is actually more athletic than DD just more timid. In fact wasn’t it around that grown win in 13 thatDD finally started commotion of his shell?
Because most of our opponents are better than us
I honestly didn't notice Carlton on the floor at all. Again, as mentioned in another post I didn't see the first half, but he's been so soft all year.
Thanks for supporting UConn athletics. Your negative attitude isn't welcome here.
Carlton was big in the first half, literally. He was overpowering their small front court while being quick and decisive near the rim. He had a very big impact early.
Alright. Yet when he's matched against anyone his own size he disappears. If this team is going to go anywhere, HE needs to play BIGGER. He needs to do it consistently too as an upperclassman on this team.
