There have been far more than one bad game but Rutgers was still able to grind out some wins.The shooting/scoring is on a downward spiral which makes the margin for error very slim regardless of opponent.Amazing how many people are now scared of a team that just lost at home to Michigan St because of one bad game.
Amazing how many people are now scared of a team that just lost at home to Michigan St because of one bad game.
There have been far more than one bad game but Rutgers was still able to grind out some wins.The shooting/scoring is on a downward spiral which makes the margin for error very slim regardless of opponent.
Like that!There is just no evidence of this at all lol. I swear some of you guys would pull out a coin, flip two tails in a row, and declare the coin too mentally fragile to ever produce a heads again.
He is clearly a key, maybe as you say the key. Can't remember as prolonged a slump. He sure looks heavier than earlier in the year, not moving as well. Believe there is also a mental aspect. Zap as I'm sure you probably know with slumps, they are really tough to break out of. The worse you go the more you press, the more you press the more your technique gets fouled up.Like that!
The reason I feel the way I do is before the season even started I said I think RHJ needs to be considered one of the top wings in the B1G....his play early was exactly that.
I don’t think we can compete at a high level without him.
Their is no evidence he will return.
I’m not comparing RHJ to Ayo, but I do feel RJH is as important to us as Ayo is to Illinois.
If Ayo disappeared for any length of time, Illinois could probably over come it for a few games, but eventually they would drop an entire level.
Without RJH, we are an average team at best...imo
Extremely common story.He is clearly a key, maybe as you say the key. Can't remember as prolonged a slump. He sure looks heavier than earlier in the year, not moving as well. Believe there is also a mental aspect. Zap as I'm sure you probably know with slumps, they are really tough to break out of. The worse you go the more you press, the more you press the more your technique gets fouled up.
My junior year in college I was coming off a year when I really hit the sh*t out of the ball. When the coach had me third in the lineup I was really surprised. I didn't have a big ego & didn't expect it. We also had two other guys who could really hit & could have played anywhere. Long story short we went to LI for our spring trip. Played NYU, Fordham, CW Post, & Brooklyn College I believe. I couldn't hit a beach ball and a couple of the pitchers didn't have much. I was lunging, striking out, popping up, dribbling the ball. Just gruesome. The worse it went the more I pressed. Just put all kinds of pressure on myself. Eventually the coach dropped me down in the lineup. Started to hit & wound up hitting .360 that year. It was all mental & affected all my mechanics. Believe a lot of Harper's woes are mental.
This. I'm tired of Harper and Mulchahy hesitating, passing, or just dribbling every time that someone runs at them. They are open and obviously looking at the guy running out on them instead of locking onto where the ball needs to go. Harper especially needs to shoot when he has a few feet separation on his guy. Geo passes on too many. he doesn't seem to shy away from someone out there though. He looks like he is trying too hard to get others the ball. Mathis won't attempt a 3 now unless time is running out, but he usually is not open then. He had several open looks yesterday. You could tell that he thought about it, but he just dribbled to the middle and passed on the weave. The benching and restricting his playing time has man him too hesitant too. They are all too tightIf anything we could use more "selfish" play. Too many guys are afraid to shoot.
We need to win. Enough with the ME ball they’ve been playing, share the ball we win. Don’t share the ball these next few games and they’ll be watching the tournament from home.
They are absolutely all too tight.This. I'm tired of Harper and Mulchahy hesitating, passing, or just dribbling every time that someone runs at them. They are open and obviously looking at the guy running out on them instead of locking onto where the ball needs to go. Harper especially needs to shoot when he has a few feet separation on his guy. Geo passes on too many. he doesn't seem to shy away from someone out there though. He looks like he is trying too hard to get others the ball. Mathis won't attempt a 3 now unless time is running out, but he usually is not open then. He had several open looks yesterday. You could tell that he thought about it, but he just dribbled to the middle and passed on the weave. The benching and restricting his playing time has man him too hesitant too. They are all too tight
Maybe Indiana has changed. The Indiana I know the past 5 years doesnt fight possession by possession and unless they play their A game can be had by just playing harder.Indiana does not play D like MD. Myles the monster has a big game and dare I say we hit a few wide open 3’s?
The Knight Report
Four Major Changes Greg Schiano Must Make to Turn Rutgers Football Around in 2027
The Knight Report Basketball
How to watch Rutgers / Bryant; Pregame Info, More: Gameday Central
The Knight Report
WAR ROOM: Latest Recruit Scoop and Team News on Rutgers Athletics
The Knight Report
Rutgers Football Injury Report: Latest ahead of the Nebraska game
The Knight Report
Rutgers Women's Basketball Signing Day Central: 2027 Edition