It’s called Senior LeadershipBest Team Ever down 13 to North'freakin'western. Comical.
Each of the last two seasons, I expected him to come into the season in shape and have been surprised he hasn’t. Doubt he wants it bad enoughIt's shocking that he came back to school in this condition. Professionals don't look like that.
This is not about preparation. It is about our best players not trying hardPike never has them prepared.. we rarely show up on the road.
EO and Young played too hard for Ron and Geo sounds likeI miss Jacob Young bringing it every game
I can barely cope with the putrid, and I do mean putrid, offense when the D plays great.Remember when we played defense?
I’d rather win than get style points, it’s when we’re doing neither that there’s a problemAt its core this is supposed to be fun — entertainment. Sure, winning is fun but we play a boring ugly style of basketball that isn’t fun to watch.
Northwestern is far from bad. I get your frustration but making stupid comments, well.......just makes you look stupidNorthwestern is BAD. This is unacceptable, the arena sounds like a high school gym, I don’t wanna hear the “its hard to win on the road” bs. Figure this out, Harper and Geo should be ashamed of themselves for this complete no show in a game we need to win.
If he was serious about the NBA he would have a different body by nowEach of the last two seasons, I expected him to come into the season in shape and have been surprised he hasn’t. Doubt he wants it bad enough
His head has gained about 20 poundsHe looks like he’s getting heavier As the season progresses.
Same pathetic play over and over and God forbid Jones plays
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