Premium đźŹ€ Konkol discusses emphasis on defensive improvement, physicality, downhill attacking and more

Chris Harmon

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Tulsa's revamped roster will bring a different look to the court in 2026-27. Eric Konkol discusses the Golden Hurricane's emphasis on defensive improvement, physicality, downhill attacking and playing with more energy and depth.

 

TulsaAM

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Good article, well written and expresses what Konkol wants to do. I was at the games in Indy last year (obvious foul on the last drive to the basket by Tylen went uncalled) and it was good to be excited again about TU basketball. That was a true team, it didn't matter to them who was the star on a given night. It mattered that they won. Lightning in a bottle, can we catch it again this year? maybe, but...

I just don't trust Konkol as a coach. I need to see this for 3 or 4 seasons of winning and two or three NCAA bids to offset what he has done in the past. Heck, I think a High School team from North Carolina could get selected with an expanded field...
 

Gmoney4WW

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That's funny that you are putting all these stipulations on him that we never have had on coaches before. It gives you license to female dog for years if he doesn't meet up to your requirements.

Why don't you quit bitching when the season starts tommorrow and just wait to see the game. smh
 
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