I'm guessing Strokin would probably run the court no matter which team he was on. There's very few people here that were even good high school players, much less college players.
What are you trying to say?
Bring it. You're fine, youngster.
Murray's 3 looked "lazy" vs KU...and again on that first one.
He has such an inconsistent trajectory/bounce on his long J...which undoubtedly leads to his inconsistency as a shooter.
That one was a non jumping moon ball.
Tyler Ulis is the best PG at UK since Macy. Better college player than Wall or Knight.
Hope this is a mid season slump. We'll need something, anything, from him in March to go where we want. Our margin of error in the frontcourt is pretty slim.Lee is worthless. How can you get into foul trouble against these guys? Get your **** together.
Lolwut. Just to be clear, we're still talking about a bunch of middle-aged, out-of-shape white dudes playing pick up, right? If anyone plays zone it's because they're tired of moving.With those two they have a mountain to climb. Then it sounds like the role players have some skill as well. If Vern is that big and can handle it they don't have much choice. I knew Richie balled. They can't man up the entire game or they will get beat senseless. Unless they have a guy that is 6'5 240 or plays like it. Then a guard that can fill it up when he gets hot.
Of course, in a pick up game you won't run a T2 but that is their best chance. It's possible they have some skills similiar to your team. If you put Spears and Strokin on the Lex team it would be a great game to watch. Like drive 3.5 hours each way to see it good.
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