Pick yourself up fellows.
That’s not true at all. Some teams my get better, but some teams will step back for sureThe recruits coming in better be instant difference makers, otherwise this team will be on the bubble next year. Yeah, they'll get better, but so will the rest of the league.
This team is so frustrating to watch. There are at least 6 players that could put up 20+ on any given night, but for whatever reason, we rarely ever can seem to get more than a couple guys going at once. The chemistry is just not there
Also, I don’t know what it is, but they have a knack for going on these 5-8 minute lapses every game where we can’t score, we stop boxing out, and we get lazy on defense.
I hope that next year is the year, but our lack of fundamental post play is still killing us, and our guard play is just not good enough to overcome it against the better teams or on the road. There is no consistency, and I can only hope that it will come with another year of experience
Stapleton is giving them nothing right now. Actually less than nothing.
Stapleton is giving them nothing right now. Actually less than nothing.
It's not the refs!!!
We can't:
Score from 3 point land
Make good passes
Hold on to the ball
Play smart
I hadn’t seen many missed calls on us.
You don’t get many callus shooting contested jump shots and not playing hard. That’s what is hilarious.
We look like we don’t give a damn right now.
At the 10-min mark of the 2nd half, LSU had.... wait for it, 4 total team fouls in the entire game. Hilarious
This team just doesn’t want to be on the court today
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