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Re: The offense just isn't built for March...

Posted: Mon Nov 17, 2014 6:21 pm
by wyo-cat
Catstatic wrote:2 possessions from 2 Final Fours in the last 3 years. Someone needs to sit Miller down and teach him about offense! Someone? Anyone? Bueler? Bueler?

Go Cats!!
Yep - Miller hasn't had any success in March.

Re: The offense just isn't built for March...

Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2014 1:03 pm
by RickDVD
The Cats just have to play better offense, or it's going to catch up to them. Stanley's transition from high school to college is not as easy as he thought, but not every freshman is so gifted, either. The other players have made the transition pretty well and some have shown signs of light that there could be a team here after these starters leave. The offense has been great, but with one exception. FREE THROWS. Remember Aaron Gordon? The team has been shooting like that for the last two games. UNDER 50%, is not easy to swallow. Thank God we're blowing the other team out. I know it's early, but you can't miss those free throws in March, either. It makes a person very mad when you lose games on missed free throws. :evil:

I'll always remember the movie Blue Chips, when a 60+ Bob Cousy makes 20 consecutive free throws while talking to Nick Nolte until he asks, "Don't you ever miss?" Most U of A players couldn't make 5 in a row! Fundamentals, gentlemen. Fundamentals. There isn't anyone blocking you as you take the shot? Why can't they bleeping make it!?

Re: The offense just isn't built for March...

Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2014 1:03 pm
by Olsondogg
Wait, you are comparing a movie you've seen to 2 regular season games you've seen?

Re: The offense just isn't built for March...

Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2014 1:09 pm
by Alieberman
Does Bob Cousy have any eligibility left?

Re: The offense just isn't built for March...

Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2014 1:09 pm
by Olsondogg
Does Nick Nolte?

Re: The offense just isn't built for March...

Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2014 1:11 pm
by Chicat
I've heard reports that when our players shoot in an empty arena with Nick Nolte rebounding for them they shoot like 90%. So they just need to transfer that comfort level over to the games. Maybe a Nolte giant head in the crowd would do the trick.

Re: The offense just isn't built for March...

Posted: Tue Nov 18, 2014 1:12 pm
by Olsondogg
As long as it is this one, I'm down:

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Re: The offense just isn't built for March...

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 8:57 pm
by Alieberman
Anyone know which teams scored the most points today?

Re: The offense just isn't built for March...

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 9:15 pm
by azthrillhouse
Alieberman wrote:Anyone know which teams scored the most points today?
The Wildcats.

(Villanova also hit 93.) :-)

Have to say, though, that TSU was one of the worst defensive teams I've seen in a while. I can remember at least 3 dribble-drives (including Stanley's baseline tomahawk) where I saw a TSU player that could have helped after his teammate was beat, glance over, take a half-hearted step toward the ball, and then visibly say "eh, f*ck it".

Was like watching Loyola Marymount back in the day.

Or, Oregon this year. ;-)

Re: The offense just isn't built for March...

Posted: Thu Mar 19, 2015 9:38 pm
by ASUHATER!
It was just tsu but it is obvious that this year's team usually has no problem on offense(until someone throws all kinds of crazy zones or super slow down offense of their own at them). Far superior team offensively than any previous Miller team. Scored 80+ 42 times in his first 5 seasons (just over 8 times a year). We've scored 80+ 16 times this year. Ppg per year under Miller:

09/10 71.9
10/11 76.4
11/12 69(that sidiki, Josiah team was the worst under Miller so far)
12/13 73.4
13/14 72.9
14/15 76.9