Is he not the best offensive player? Maybe even the most important player. I don't get it.
Where is Reeves?
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Cal is so busy running up and down the side court to even consider who is and isn't on the court. If he had both of his shooters on the court, it would be much harder to double Oscar.
Yep our best shooter not on the floor last 5 minutes!!
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I would love to hear what Cal's apologist have to say about this.
Been saying to my wife for awhile now, “where’s Reeves?!”
Mind blowing why he isn't in
Inexcusable. But at least Wheeler is getting his minutes. Cal gotta show us all that he's right.
Its like Cal wants to make it hard as possible
We were up double digits when Cal took him out
Game on line and knowing free throws are coming … Wheeler and Livingston out there with Toppin.
Cal got confused. Reeves for the Gaytors was in. Thought it was his Reeves.
He's slowly working Wheeler back in as our PG...screw the best lineup since 2019
This ^. Wheeler hasn’t hit a FT since high school and Livingston who is meh and Reeves on the bench at crunch time. Triple C is a damn moron. Somebody explain this to me.
There’s nothing slow about it. Cal is in love with wheeler. We needed to stretch the floor instead let them crowd the paint and dump the ball to oscar over and over. I’m past my limit with cal. Want him gone tired of these games he plays.
Got 27 and cal said Nawh I want more wheeler
Cal at the press conference
“Who’s Reeves?”
“Who’s Reeves?”
Yet Oscar was horrible all game on both ends and didn’t sit for a minute in the second half until he fouled out. Cal’s inconsistency is crazy to me.
The combo of Wallace/Wheeler just doesn’t work. If Cal wants to keep rolling with it, then early end to season. Wallace needs the majority of mins with wheeler coming off the bench.
Wheeler at least olayed very well, but Reeves still has to play a ton. No excuse at the end of the game to rely on Collins and Toppin to hit FT’s. Luckily Collins nailed them.
Think he just got beat on another backdoor cut....
In all seriousness, Cal has to be able to overlook that, the guy has been our most consistent offensive threat as of late.
In all seriousness, Cal has to be able to overlook that, the guy has been our most consistent offensive threat as of late.
We’re lucky FL didn’t foul Wheeler late. They probably thought Collins was a better player to foul.
Some poster earlier today bragging about Cal's genius by talking about what he did in 1988. Well, he did nothing tonight but allow a bad Florida team nearly pull-off an upset on the road. Oh, and treat his best player like a scrub. What in the world has CJ done to get more minutes than Reeves? He certainly didn't score 27 points in the last game.
He is one of the most important players and Cal can't find him time. It's because Reeves is a quite kid with a humble mindset and not a coaches pet.
And when we play a good team we will get horse whipped. Refuses to let the best lineup play together. But when we play Bama or TN again he’ll throw them in there and think they should just click. He’s a joke.
Wallace should be the playmaker under 5 with Fred and Reeves set up to shoot and Oscar/Toppin to rebound.
Cal has always been inconsistent in his treatment of players
And it's so obvious to everyone but the coach
He got beat back door at least 2 times but damn Oscar still on the floor after throwing it all over place, n looking lost most of night! We need Reeves in game for offense..
Even if Cal is mad at Reeves for some bad defense, how can he watch the game almost pissed away as the best offensive weapon sits on the bench? It is absurd. Cal is a POS. Season would have been over with a loss.
That’s Cal. Has been since 2012. Some guys can do no wrong. Others sit for a mistake or two.
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