How many high D 1 players live with you?
@Xavier, Sat., Feb. 4, 5p, FOX
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How many high D 1 players live with you?
Larry Wright
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I think curbelo and posh cannot play on the same team.I said that three weeks ago and most laughed at me
Sometimes overachieve and reach Tony Atlas status.
I really don’t get angry at these losses much anymore. I’m just saddened that we continue to devolve with no end in sight.
L J S A
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I think I saw him beat Baron Mikel Scicluna once.
Rocket
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Some thoughts on today's game:
First, and foremost, we should extend our sincere condolences to David Jones and his family on the loss of his father. To lose a parent at such a young age is tragic.
Earlier in the season Nyiwe lost his brother.
Tragedies like these put the game of basketball in perspective. I am sure the players are affected by these life changing events.
I am not making excuses for today's drubbing but a loss was expected regardless of the circumstances.
The game itself was a non contest from the tip.
Joel Soriano has no outside game and was easily doubled once he touched the ball. His failure to beat the traps and pass the ball back out led to turnovers and forced shots. He was completely ineffective at both ends of the court against Jack Nunge who outplayed both inside and outside with his ability to shoot the three.
Coach Anderson rightly benched him for most of the second half for his pitiful effort.
Xavier has a great trio of guards in Boum, Kunkel and Colby Jones. Perhaps the best in college basketball this season. Posh, Curbelo and Wusu are not even close in talent. None of the three are capable of running an offense or providing significant scoring. Basically the tale of the tape ends there. The freshmen are coming on quickly but only Storr is a difference maker.
Even without Freemantle Xavier is far superior in talent and that is inexcusable in year four of the Anderson era.
Sadly, at this point in the season both the defense and offense are in complete disarray and that only points to preparation and mental mistakes during games. The team no longer plays hard or smart.
As I stated after the embarrassing loss to Seton Hall, the fat lady has sung on the sinking ship. The only question is who will be the survivors to return next year.
First, and foremost, we should extend our sincere condolences to David Jones and his family on the loss of his father. To lose a parent at such a young age is tragic.
Earlier in the season Nyiwe lost his brother.
Tragedies like these put the game of basketball in perspective. I am sure the players are affected by these life changing events.
I am not making excuses for today's drubbing but a loss was expected regardless of the circumstances.
The game itself was a non contest from the tip.
Joel Soriano has no outside game and was easily doubled once he touched the ball. His failure to beat the traps and pass the ball back out led to turnovers and forced shots. He was completely ineffective at both ends of the court against Jack Nunge who outplayed both inside and outside with his ability to shoot the three.
Coach Anderson rightly benched him for most of the second half for his pitiful effort.
Xavier has a great trio of guards in Boum, Kunkel and Colby Jones. Perhaps the best in college basketball this season. Posh, Curbelo and Wusu are not even close in talent. None of the three are capable of running an offense or providing significant scoring. Basically the tale of the tape ends there. The freshmen are coming on quickly but only Storr is a difference maker.
Even without Freemantle Xavier is far superior in talent and that is inexcusable in year four of the Anderson era.
Sadly, at this point in the season both the defense and offense are in complete disarray and that only points to preparation and mental mistakes during games. The team no longer plays hard or smart.
As I stated after the embarrassing loss to Seton Hall, the fat lady has sung on the sinking ship. The only question is who will be the survivors to return next year.
Larry Wright
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Globetrotters
Can do all that crazy crap with no one guarding him
Hell could even juggle on the court if wanted to
Plus by playing for Anderson he knows the weave
Ray Morgan
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The only solution is to fire CMA and hire someone who is a proven winner managing talent. If only Freddie Blassie or Captain Lou Albano was still with us. They were makers of champions. Plus, would be great recruiters, as both knew how to cheat when the referee wasn't looking.
Man I want to visit this fantasy world that you have created. Sounds like a wonderful place but unfortunately will never happen.
LOL. One of my cats is named Captain. I picked him up the day Albano died and talked my kids into the name.
Larry Wright
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Anderson should try distracting the refs next game
I’m done now. I’m just here to talk with my friends but it’s the most stress free week ever not caring
CMA relies heavily his nephew’s suggestions.
Maybe we need to pull a page from Toru Tanaks’s book…throw salt in the eyesI think I saw him beat Baron Mikel Scicluna once.
The sad part is neither one cares