I so admire that you have the discipline to save YOUR nonsense for after the game!
@Butler, Wed., Feb. 28, 8:30p, CBSSN
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Even Mullins Revenge shed a small tear over that moment.
I believe he was getting chewed out for letting their best three point shooter getting an open look and hitting his 3rd three in a row.
That has been the story but it also had to do with a rebranding effort and some marketing firm made the dumb suggestion to give it up and go with the STJ (which the baseball team used on their caps and helmets in the St. Louis Cardinals style which did look cool) and the administration blindly and foolishly went along with it.
even after a win people find something to complain about. lol
Silly Donovan
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What’s great about this team now is that it’s not just one player carrying the load. While Jenkins and Dingle carried the team against Creighton, in this game while Jenkins was limited offensively, Luis came on and thwarted every surge that Butler had with a key basket. Taylor, as has already been nentioned, was all over the court, both offensively and defensively and Ledlum with his steady board work is perhaps the most consistent. Once again, Dingle made his presence felt offensively down the stretch.
A big part of the game was Joel’s aggressive dunk in the ally oop. While his shooting has clearly been off at least he aggressively asserted himself which was a welcome sign.
The only thing, which has been mentioned often and seems to be a proverbial thorn in the teams side is its inability to recover from a full court press and allow easy baskets. To the staffs credit, we are seeing much less of that lately.
A big part of the game was Joel’s aggressive dunk in the ally oop. While his shooting has clearly been off at least he aggressively asserted himself which was a welcome sign.
The only thing, which has been mentioned often and seems to be a proverbial thorn in the teams side is its inability to recover from a full court press and allow easy baskets. To the staffs credit, we are seeing much less of that lately.
Biggest factors in the recent (3 game) turn-around are:
1. Jenkins dialing back on the outside shots while playing under control and no turnovers, and better short and midrange game
2. Good sustained improvement by Dingle, Zuby, Taylor and Wilcher
3. Consistent effort and play by Ledlum and Jenkins
4. Material contributions from a broader range of players other than Soriano and Jenkins
5. Better defensive intensity
6. Coaching motivational rhetoric
7. Softer schedule
hnkcolumbia
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8. Limiting team turnovers
9. Offensive rebounds
10. Deflections
9. Offensive rebounds
10. Deflections
Ledlum is awesome. Can’t say enough about the guys effort. I will miss him
Who is his Derby horse this year ?
Dingle has certainly played better since his new style .
My very close second favorite player on the team.
That Administration was blind and foolish about a lot of things .
I personally like just the SJ . Forget the t.
I also want Redmen reinstated .
Mullins Revenge
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I did not see it. I was still laughing about when Posh's brick got stuck btwn the rim and the backboard. HAHAHAHAAHAHA
Taylor's play reminded me of Providence's Carter. He was everywhere doing everything to help win this game. I'm starting a new man crush on this guy! 