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PirateBlue08

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Nice NBA three for Whitehead but he looks REALLY bad handling the ball so far.

I get that he had a brief wrist injury but this is someone who’s been playing pro ball since he left SHU? Hard to believe. He has a potbelly for chrissake.

Honestly looks like he hasn’t touched a ball since leaving the Nets.
 
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Fishjam

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Better effort. Nelson played well. Isaiah on the court, even injured and not in good shape, was a lift. He had 17 & 9 in limited minutes. They had a chance with the score tied in the 4th and Brodie missed a wide open layup then got beat on defense leading to a wide open 3. That was a 5-point swing and Syracuse grabbed the momentum and hit 2 back breaking 3s to make it a 9-point lead and it was over.
 

PirateBlue08

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That Brodie missed bunny was probably why we lost. Huge swing. We had good momentum until that. Brodie looked pretty good though. We might forget he had a highly successful career at Drake after leaving SHU. Hit a smooth midrange jumper as well, didn't know that was in his bag.
 

PirateBlue08

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Isaiah settled down a bit by the fourth quarter and made a real impact down the stretch. But wow through the first three quarters he did not look like he had touched a basketball for a few years.

Let's add some more players and come back next year and win some games!!
 

King of S

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Better effort. Nelson played well. Isaiah on the court, even injured and not in good shape, was a lift. He had 17 & 9 in limited minutes. They had a chance with the score tied in the 4th and Brodie missed a wide open layup then got beat on defense leading to a wide open 3. That was a 5-point swing and Syracuse grabbed the momentum and hit 2 back breaking 3s to make it a 9-point lead and it was over.
Brodie makes that layup, Hall goes up 2 and maybe looking at the rubber match tomorrow night. Tough loss.
 

Fishjam

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Isaiah obviously wasn't in optimal condition but I give him a lot of credit for going out there at way less than 100% in a meaningless game. Couldn't use his left hand to dribble much at all but did his best to give the fans a good game. The guy deeply cares about Seton Hall and really wanted to bring back his teammates from the 2016 Championship but it just didn't work out as they all had to bow out for different but understandable reasons.
 

Fishjam

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What kind of limits exist on scrimmages by the ncaa? Would be awesome to stage an annual alumni game vs. the current roster. Great way to engage alumni, build culture and generate NIL
Pitino just did it, though not in front of a crowd. Our old friend Dylan Addae-Wusu even played.

 

dehere23

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Pitino just did it, though not in front of a crowd. Our old friend Dylan Addae-Wusu even played.


Jenkins had a good year for the Pistons. Surprising as I never pegged him for someone who might stick in the league but he seems to have a chance.
 

BrklynGrad

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What kind of limits exist on scrimmages by the ncaa? Would be awesome to stage an annual alumni game vs. the current roster. Great way to engage alumni, build culture and generate NIL
Nice idea, but maybe a cocktail hour with the formers would raise more NIL $$$. After watching TBT, first thought is the "scrimmage" would have to be free.
 

PirateBlue08

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Oh I’m thinking….And not expecting these guys to be anything like they were when they played for the Hall. And let’s not forget they haven’t exactly practiced much together.
So pro athletes should be significantly more out of shape than amateur athletes. Got it.
 

PirateBlue08

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All of which are a step down from the Big East when they were younger
Even if that were true, how does that have anything to do with being winded and overweight and obviously out of shape? These are PRO ATHLETES in their 20's and early 30's who are exercising for a living, not sitting at desks. I don't understand what we are arguing about. I think it's unbelievable that I look better at 40 than Isaiah does at 31 when he plays a sport professionally for a job and was an elite level athlete. That's all.
 
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