We don't have the leadership or intestinal fortitude to beat a team better than us.
This may be an obvious statement, but we have to hit our 3s against good teams finally. That’s the only way we advance far imo.
If we usually win even when shooting poorly from 3, how is that living and dying by the 3 ball?Mississippi State is 8-7 when failing to shoot 35-plus percent from beyond the arc yet 15-3 otherwise.
Live and Die by 3 ball..
I would assume the wins are against lesser opponents. I guess technically overall, it’s not live or die...but against good teams, it is.If we usually win even when shooting poorly from 3, how is that living and dying by the 3 ball?
If we usually win even when shooting poorly from 3, how is that living and dying by the 3 ball?
Ding Ding Ding Ding...How about lets try getting behind this team and supporting them.
We may not beat VA Tech, but state is certainly capable of beating them.
Which means two things:The stat was we are 8-7 when shoot less than 35% from 3 and 15-3 when we shoot more than 35% from 3.
Capable in what way? Genuinely want to know
Which means two things:
1) We still usually win when we shoot poorly from 3, which is what I said.
2) We are better when we shoot well from 3, which... duh.
How bout capable in the way Clemson, who we beat 82-71, was when they beat Va Tech 59-51.
Nobody knows how that game will possibly play out, but only someone not paying attention thinks we are somehow not capable of beating Va Tech.
If the Vtech team that beat Duke shows up, we lose, if the team that lost to Clemson shows up, we win?
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