UConn "Secret" Scrimmages

[Mooch82]

Wouldn't fret about it with AJ and AK missing from the game.

Virginia is a good team anyway.

We positive AK missed it? Any idea on the severity of his ankle?

 

[uconngb]

Virginia won 75-69

What was Hurley thinking sitting on those timeouts?? He’s gotta go.

 

[CL82]

Without Jackson and Karaban.

Plus, it’s a scrimmage. They are working on specific things. It might be more “concerning“ if the score were dramatically lopsided.

 

[Huskyforlife]

i just wanna hear some individual statistics.

 

[ThabeetDown]

Wouldn't fret about it with AJ and AK missing from the game.

Virginia is a good team anyway.

They didn’t make the tourney last year so I don’t know how good they actually are.

They’re getting some preseason love and it’s a meaningless scrimmage but giving up 75 points to them is a bad look. They only scored 75 in 2 games last year (81 vs Farleigh Dickerson and 75 vs Clemson). Could care less about our offense struggling but defense struggling is concerning.

 

[navery12]

They didn’t make the tourney last year so I don’t know how good they actually are.

They’re getting some preseason love and it’s a meaningless scrimmage but giving up 75 points to them is a bad look. They only scored 75 in 2 games last year (81 vs Farleigh Dickerson and 75 vs Clemson). Could care less about our offense struggling but defense struggling is concerning.

Teams literally play until the coaches decide to stop, and in some cases will run back possessions to work on things until they score. Without that info it's impossible to say UVA scoring 75 is a bad look

 

[auror]

Also we don't actually know that score is accurate...

 

[bigknight3]

Also we don't actually know that score is accurate...

I thought it was a joke... Lol

 

[Improviser]

I thought it was a joke... Lol

I guess "Jerome" on their Board accepted the BY score as truth and others in the follow up also commended the result.

TheSabre.com

University of Virginia football, basketball, and recruiting

virginia.sportswar.com

 

[Palatine]

Love the UVA board, did you know that Ray Allen "wanted " to go there but they turned him down?

 

[BGesus4]

I guess "Jerome" on their Board accepted the BY score as truth and others in the follow up also commended the result.

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University of Virginia football, basketball, and recruiting

virginia.sportswar.com

Apparently Ray Allen actually wanted to go to UVA but they took someone else…according to a poster in that thread

These other boards are all hilarious…until you realize they are just a reflection of what our own s-show looks like

 

[mauconnfan]

Apparently Ray Allen actually wanted to go to UVA but they took someone else…according to a poster in that thread

These other boards are all hilarious…until you realize they are just a reflection of what our own s-show looks like

Kevin Durant was so close to becoming a Husky!

 

[UCFan1513]

Trying to navigate the interface on that board makes me appreciate how much work goes into making this place so user friendly

 

[aburks41]

So 2 days later and the only source is one guy saying UVA won 75-69, and it's his second post in 2 years...We did get some quotes from Hurley a week ago talking about the Harvard scrimmage. Hurley said Hawkins and Samson were the big winners of the day. Let's hope we hear something similar tonight

 

[jibsey]

This time of year desperation for any kernel of MBB info is peaking.

 

[auror]

This time of year desperation for any kernel of MBB info is peaking.

Yeah. And some teams have had public exhibitions already and we haven't even had an open practice yet, not to mention the team treating the closed scrimmages as The Manhattan Project.

 

[Huskybass]

Yeah. And some teams have had public exhibitions already and we haven't even had an open practice yet, not to mention the team treating the closed scrimmages as The Manhattan Project.

What's the Rush?

 

[jibsey]

Yeah. And some teams have had public exhibitions already and we haven't even had an open practice yet, not to mention the team treating the closed scrimmages as The Manhattan Project.

Every year. And Lord help us on injury info. The Pope's medical records are more public.

 

[auror]

What's the Rush?

I'm In The Mood. Just looking for some Vital Signs from the team. It's a New World, Man.

 

[Huskybass]

I'm In The Mood. Just looking for some Vital Signs from the team. It's a New World, Man.

Don't worry, they will be in the limelight soon.

 

[karstenkibbe]

Yeah. And some teams have had public exhibitions already and we haven't even had an open practice yet, not to mention the team treating the closed scrimmages as The Manhattan Project.

I’d rather the Good Guys secret scrimmage against real competition, like Harvard and UVA, than play exhibitions against a D2 team and a school that was known as an online university even before Covid reared its ugly head.

 

[BigErnMcCracken]

Kenny Payne era at Louisville starts with 57-47 exhibition loss to Lenoir-Rhyne

The Cards’ two decade long winning streak in exhibition games is no more.

www.cardchronicle.com

 

[WhereistheDove?]

Kenny Payne era at Louisville starts with 57-47 exhibition loss to Lenoir-Rhyne

The Cards’ two decade long winning streak in exhibition games is no more.

www.cardchronicle.com

 

[Get a Job]

Don't worry, they will be in the limelight soon.

Uh, hey, Tom Sawyer, am I right!?

 

[NJHoops]

It’s weird how the injury myth persists. The only injury news that the team was really sketchy about was Bouknight’s, and I hope that, as the entire story came out, it’s clear why that was. Virginia’s people haven’t released any information about the scrimmage, either. It’s almost as if that’s a completely normal way to handle it. I‘m glad people are excited, though.