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UConn vs Texas Post Game Thread...

A lot of it was probably the Karaban effect but Wednesday felt more like a gutsy, a lot of things went right, thank goodness it was at Gampel type win. This afternoon was the one where you can see this team will be really, really good by February, if not sooner.

He's still got a long way to go to round out his game but it was good to see drives to the basket and improved effort on the defensive end out of Ball while still hitting his usual quota of 3 pointers.
 
What I think is amazing is the fact that on any given night it could be any of our players that’ll make a difference. Too many teams are reliant on one or two guys and that is what’s gonna make us bulletproof for this year and beyond.
 
Tre Johnson has "Bad/Mediocre Team Superstar" written all over him. He is ferociously selfish, and he thinks nothing of running down a shot clock on breakdown attempts and then dumping the ball to a teammate to attempt a stat-killing contested shot-clock beater that Johnson caused by burning the shot clock on selfish play. He might get better, but right now he is the kind of player that makes all his teammates worse.

Kaluma has more self-control than I would in that situation where Tre Johnson got in his face.
I said the same thing to my buddy, but he pushed back saying Texas had no offense and if Johnson hadn't started playing ball hog, Texas would have been crushed.
 
He's been really bad on defense up until today and we want more out of him but the board has been way too harsh with him. He's averaging 13 ppg and shooting 46% from three on the season, he's already hit a lot of clutch ones. He averaged 3.3 ppg on 32% from three last season.
Sounds kind of Hawkish
 
Singare: He had no statistical production to mention, but he enabled the two bigs to sit for nine minutes in the first half without picking up a third foul, and also allowed Karaban to stay at the four and not have to move to the five. His contribution was enormous.
My son & I were at the game and we were talking about this exact point.
 
Great easy road win against a team that doesn't lose at home. UConn fans gonna flood MSG for the Zags on Saturday.

Total team win-
We have a two headed monster at center again if they can just stay out of foul trouble, which remains a major problem. They were both really good when they played. Hass and Karaban were great. Solo was a lot better on D, he drove some first half and he's an absolute sniper from three. Jaylin is still getting the short end of the stick on minutes.

This was the best ball movement and cutting we've had all season and the defense has been much better the past two games.
We were at the game, they took the crowd out of it early and kept them out of it for most of the game.
 
Well said.

Our play kept the the fans sitting on their hands with closed mouths but it seemed like the crowd noise was muted at times by the telecast.
I was at Moody, and we did a great job of taking the crowd out of it. It got loud a couple of times, but we responded.

Dan had a great timeout in the second half to take the air out of the crowd.

Without the hot start, this could have been a much different game. Great win!

By the way, the Moody Center is nicer than any NBA arena. Spectacular facility. I was blown away.
 
Especially with the shirt buttoned all the way up. And his body is similar. Uncanny resemblance.
Urkel wore a sweater and henley tees. Big glasses, too. And, the suspenders. UT coach looks nothing like him.

Come back with a Carlton Banks and you'll have something.
 
Bilas is pretty neutral, and I think he respects our program. I’m sure they wanted a competitive game. We almost didn’t give them one.
bilas tries hard to be neutral. he's just insufferable. complaining about whatever his thing du-jour is...refs, rules, the NCAA, scheduling...who knows.
 
The weirdest thing to me was that if you only watched this game, you'd never think the two of them did play-by-play for two of the Maui games. They seemed to have no interesting insights from what they saw with their own eyes. Just very bland generalizations that anyone could make from the fact that Texas was struggling to score.
 
Urkel wore a sweater and henley tees. Big glasses, too. And, the suspenders. UT coach looks nothing like him.

Come back with a Carlton Banks and you'll have something.

Urkel always buttoned his buttons all the way to the top, both with long sleeved dress shirts and polos.

Also...he looks kinda exactly like him when you include the glasses, etc.

Bit of a misstep on this one, sorry to say!
 

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