I would speculate that the back is still not ready to go as he was in very briefly in the 1st half
Basketball Rutgers Basketball snaps losing streak, defeats Maryland
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We ain't the Harlem Globetrotters. Maybe what you propose kills an extra couple of seconds. Eventually somebody will get fouled. On this team, you want that somebody to be Tarik Francis.
Think he and Kaden were a little banged up. Mark has been nursing a back injury.
I know this is a little off topic, but an enormous 200,000 square foot Bass Pro Shops is opening in a few months at Riverton in Sayreville along the Raritan River. Marina and housing to follow. If you are driving over the Driscoll Bridge on the GSP south, you can see it going up next to the very large church.
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I agree, and would also like to see more of Zrno on the floor with Powers and Francis
I understand RU played Maryland, however these 3 moved the ball very well to start the 2nd half, producing a lot of nice looks for each of them, and in turn producing a 19-10 run in the 1st 9 minutes of the 2nd half
Mark was listed as questionable on the pre game injury report
I know this is a little off topic, but an enormous 200,000 square foot Bass Pro Shops is opening in a few months at Riverton in Sayreville along the Raritan River. Marina and housing to follow. If you are driving over the Driscoll Bridge on the GSO south, you can see it going up next to the very large church.
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I’ll allow it. Bass Pro Shops is awesome.
And you coach??
Look what happened with JMike against MSU—ball needs to be in best FTs hands
I have probably been to a half dozen Cabelas and Bass Pro Shops. Four hours can fly by and even if you don’t buy anything, it is a great day out for the family. If anyone has been to the one in Atlantic City, that is the toddler size version lol. This new one is a full grown adult size. The one in Memphis is The King size! Not positive, but I think the new one in Sayreville will have a restaurant.
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What a dick. You don't even have to be a good coach - just have a bb IQ over 80.
Sorry, that's the way you play it. Again, you don't take the chance of missing foul shots over running the clock. Watch some good teams leading down the stretch. They never hold the ball and wait to get fouled. They pass and keep the clock running until they do get fouled.
Don’t be so quick to cast stones. The LOL is your 1st grade use of apostrophes. Note Shelby didn’t type apostrophe’s.
And there ya go! Appreciate you taking one for the team
Drive by there several days per week on way to work in Woodbridge. Smells bad around there. But very convenient to XXXV and Visions Gentelman's clubs.I know this is a little off topic, but an enormous 200,000 square foot Bass Pro Shops is opening in a few months at Riverton in Sayreville along the Raritan River. Marina and housing to follow. If you are driving over the Driscoll Bridge on the GSP south, you can see it going up next to the very large church.
Sayreville’s Bass Pro Shops brings big outdoors energy to the Parkway
Outdoor lovers in Sayreville rejoice as Bass Pro Shops opens its doors, bringing everything from fishing rods to hiking boots and a host of engaging family events.
Not true. Terrible take. Depends who has the ball. If you keep passing you may put a much weaker foul shooter at the line and you are only taking off a few more seconds at most.
Sorry but this is not accurate. You think Shaq O’Neal was getting the ball passed to him in late game situations to keep the clock ticking? The strategy is dependent on the personnel. Our lead guard shoots 90% from the line. It was a mistake not to make sure he got the ball against Mich State. The only time Tariq should give the ball up is in a double team if he’s about to lose it. He made 12 of 13 today. Enough said.
Roy Hinson is tall
In red jackets (left to right), Rutgers basketball greats John Battle, Roy Hinson and Kelvin Troy pose with university president William Tate and athletics director Keli Zinn during the Knights of Honor ceremony before the Maryland game. Vincent Carchietta
“I’m not a big fan,” Hinson said of the current climate. “It’s rare to have someone play four years at any school anymore. You don’t get any continuity. I’m not sure how much you can develop.
“Coach Tom Young and (assistant) Coach Joe Boylan, they were very instrumental in my life,” Hinson said. “I love Rutgers University, and I love being called a Scarlet Knight.”
“I wasn’t academically included when I got here; Rutgers helped me to become that,” said Troy, a Lakewood native who went on to become a player, coach and basketball administrator in Ireland. “I am so proud to have come here, because I accomplished so many things. People at that time said ‘Oh, Black fellas go to school (on basketball scholarships) and they take up someone else’s opportunity.’ I didn’t want to be that way. If it wasn’t for Rutgers, it never would have happened for me. Because of that I gave my all for Rutgers, and I’m honored for my jersey to go up to the rafters.”
Battle is a church pastor who said he draws on his playing days when helping a single-mother household in need or a troubled kid who could use some mentoring.
“Coming from an inner city to a prestigious university such as Rutgers, I thought I was going to fail, but the coaching staff had a wonderful way of saying, you’re not going to fail – it’s just another battle,” he recalled. “It set up my life for the future.”
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In red jackets (left to right), Rutgers basketball greats John Battle, Roy Hinson and Kelvin Troy pose with university president William Tate and athletics director Keli Zinn during the Knights of Honor ceremony before the Maryland game. Vincent Carchietta
“I’m not a big fan,” Hinson said of the current climate. “It’s rare to have someone play four years at any school anymore. You don’t get any continuity. I’m not sure how much you can develop.
“Coach Tom Young and (assistant) Coach Joe Boylan, they were very instrumental in my life,” Hinson said. “I love Rutgers University, and I love being called a Scarlet Knight.”
“I wasn’t academically included when I got here; Rutgers helped me to become that,” said Troy, a Lakewood native who went on to become a player, coach and basketball administrator in Ireland. “I am so proud to have come here, because I accomplished so many things. People at that time said ‘Oh, Black fellas go to school (on basketball scholarships) and they take up someone else’s opportunity.’ I didn’t want to be that way. If it wasn’t for Rutgers, it never would have happened for me. Because of that I gave my all for Rutgers, and I’m honored for my jersey to go up to the rafters.”
Battle is a church pastor who said he draws on his playing days when helping a single-mother household in need or a troubled kid who could use some mentoring.
“Coming from an inner city to a prestigious university such as Rutgers, I thought I was going to fail, but the coaching staff had a wonderful way of saying, you’re not going to fail – it’s just another battle,” he recalled. “It set up my life for the future.”
Rutgers basketball ends skid, beats Maryland as program greats honored
In a changing sport, it was a study of contrasts to see Rutgers men Roy Hinson, John Battle Kelvin Troy return to a program (and sport) in transition.
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Nobody shoots lights out every game - especially not high volume guys. The good news is that Tariq has quietly been bumping his assist numbers over the past couple games. I’m happy to see him working to develop this.
Pike gave Tariq the ball-handling duties a lot in this game and seemed to emphasize it down the stretch. Good move by Pike. Let TF get more experience at running combo/point against teams more on R level instead of the stronger teams that could run a buzzsaw at him a la shu. No need to let Mark work on his game at R expense at this point either.
I would add that the more you try to pass under pressure, the greater your chances of a turnover.
There once was a time when if we beat Maryland it would be cause for celebration. Now it’s just 2 crappy teams.
I suddenly feel very old.Roy Hinson is tall
In red jackets (left to right), Rutgers basketball greats John Battle, Roy Hinson and Kelvin Troy pose with university president William Tate and athletics director Keli Zinn during the Knights of Honor ceremony before the Maryland game. Vincent Carchietta
“I’m not a big fan,” Hinson said of the current climate. “It’s rare to have someone play four years at any school anymore. You don’t get any continuity. I’m not sure how much you can develop.
“Coach Tom Young and (assistant) Coach Joe Boylan, they were very instrumental in my life,” Hinson said. “I love Rutgers University, and I love being called a Scarlet Knight.”
“I wasn’t academically included when I got here; Rutgers helped me to become that,” said Troy, a Lakewood native who went on to become a player, coach and basketball administrator in Ireland. “I am so proud to have come here, because I accomplished so many things. People at that time said ‘Oh, Black fellas go to school (on basketball scholarships) and they take up someone else’s opportunity.’ I didn’t want to be that way. If it wasn’t for Rutgers, it never would have happened for me. Because of that I gave my all for Rutgers, and I’m honored for my jersey to go up to the rafters.”
Battle is a church pastor who said he draws on his playing days when helping a single-mother household in need or a troubled kid who could use some mentoring.
“Coming from an inner city to a prestigious university such as Rutgers, I thought I was going to fail, but the coaching staff had a wonderful way of saying, you’re not going to fail – it’s just another battle,” he recalled. “It set up my life for the future.”
Sounds like he gave it a go and wasn’t ready. Was happy to see Kaden out there - he came out at halftime with a heating bad on his back. He was pretty good today and seems like he’s starting to play with confidence.
This is called overselling. But it seems like I’ll need to replenish the tackle box quite a bit this year.
Good crowd, nice win, but ugly game, especially the first half, but we did play much better in the 2nd. Maybe we'll hit my 5 win prediction in the B1G with the easier schedule.
Him drawing the shooting foul on the 3pt attempt in the first half was a thing of beauty. Just really impressed with his ability to find a way to put points on the board - and his fearlessness going to the hoop.
And it pinned the third foul on one of their bigs early in the second half. Smart play, followed by 3 makes at the line.
How is it odd when you comment over and over again in game chats what a bad coach Pike is and NIL is not an excuse
Because imo its true. Why try to a flex a win over another bad team Maryland especially when I praised the team and Pike. Be happy they won. I am.
I am very happy they won. Richie and other mods didn't expect any conference wins, yet Pike is able to win some games with inferior talent
They absolutely did not lol. If anything they were slightly more optimistic than the average fan