Bear Down Wildcats

It is real.

Twas true. Four on Kaleb? Four on Ashley? Five on Ristic? Meet Matt Korcheck!

Throw it DOWN!!!!!

It was very obvious tonight. Stanford played like garbage the last minute just throwing up shots that weren't even close.

It. Is. Real.

Bigger, Tougher

Waaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaay

These lame P12 Refs really weaken the conference IMHO.....Tonight was absolutely atrocious with the poor calls and the ticky-tacky ones. Really ruined the game for the spectators.

Luckily we were able to adjust at the half and close this one out.....would have been really hard to swallow a loss in this one when it was so obvious who played the better game. I hope there is some sort of review on the officials.....how frickin' embarrassing on a national stage.

If the games are called like this in Vegas I will need bail money.

Anyone know the difference in foul calls between halves? If you adjust out the tactical fouls by Furd at the end, my guess is fouls were packed into the first half. Given the wackiness of some of those calls and the views espressed by the TV announcers, it almost seems as if there may have been a halftime text to last night's supervising official.

Chicat wrote:It is real.

you know i know it!

97cats wrote:

Chicat wrote:It is real.

you know i know it!

Oh yeah, it is definitely real. And in full fucking effect!

We just kicked Oregon's ass coming down the stretch of that game. They were winded and folded. We were fresh and kicked into another gear.

I was at the game and about 8 to go it was just sad. I couldnt help it but I felt sorry for Oregon. They had just folded up and quit playing on either end of the court.

If Miller keeps using 9 every game, even in the second half, this team is going to be very difficult to beat. If our starters are rested with reasonable fouls with 8 minutes to go in the game, I like our chances against anybody in the country. Including Kentucky.

SJ is unstoppable on the offensive end. TJ is right there as well. When these guys drive to the basket, they either get lay-ups, short jumpers, or other defenders have to help. That opens up easy shots for our other guys. With York, Pitts, Ashley, and Ristic (!!) hitting from 3, this team is really rounding into form. Their defensive intensity is through the roof. Enjoyable to watch.

Go Cats!!

Catstatic wrote:If Miller keeps using 9 every game, even in the second half, this team is going to be very difficult to beat. If our starters are rested with reasonable fouls with 8 minutes to go in the game, I like our chances against anybody in the country. Including Kentucky.

SJ is unstoppable on the offensive end. TJ is right there as well. When these guys drive to the basket, they either get lay-ups, short jumpers, or other defenders have to help. That opens up easy shots for our other guys. With York, Pitts, Ashley, and Ristic (!!) hitting from 3, this team is really rounding into form. Their defensive intensity is through the roof. Enjoyable to watch.

Go Cats!!

word! We have a very solid 9 man rotation that doesn't lose much when the subs play. PJC, Pitts, York, and Ristic would start for most teams in the Pac-12. And Korcheck would see PT for any other school.

Out scored Utah 23-13 over the last ten minutes?

The Wear Down exists!

I think the altitude got to the Utes

York rebounded his own free throw.

Alieberman wrote:I think the altitude got to the Utes

Ha! Just not possible to get winded last night. Tweet! Let's go to the monitor.

The altitude difference from Tucson to SLC is like when Ucla goes to Tucson...2000 ft isn't that much. Man what a game...so many story lines.

Gilbertcat wrote:The altitude difference from Tucson to SLC is like when Ucla goes to Tucson...2000 ft isn't that much. Man what a game...so many story lines.

Eh, not so sure about that. I ran two to three miles at the end of every practice in southern arizona. I'd go home to my parents place in Utah (30 min from SLC) for winter breaks and would run so I would still be in shape for the spring season and wouldn't be barfing upon my return to practice. Best shape of my life and I would be sucking wind after one mile in Utah. I am certain the game in Boulder helped somewhat as a bridge to get the guys acclimated to the higher altitudes, but it is a noticeable jump.

Regarding the wear down, I don't think it's close to the same level as last year, for obvious reasons: we are down two elite defenders in NJ and AG. Everytime we are down early in games, or even in the second half, I have learned to not panic and let things play out. In my mind I am always thinking we will figure a way to win. That is largely attributed to the Wear Down thread at the TOS. With that said, we did not wear down OSU, ASU and UNLV in our three losses. Obviously not the only reason we lost those games, but I remember watching all those and telling myself, the wear down is coming, and it was us who looked worn down and ineffective on offense, not getting the key stops, etc.

Tucson us at about 2200-2400 feet. Salt lake is about 4400 feet. Not much of a difference. Just drive like 4 miles up the mt Lemmon highway and that's the same.

Bill Walton is at the same elevation regardless of location.

gumby wrote:Bill Walton is at the same elevation regardless of location.

High?

"Bill, you come with me? won't you come with me?
Wo, oh, what I want to know, will you come with me?"

77HoyaCat4Ever wrote:

gumby wrote:Bill Walton is at the same elevation regardless of location.

High?

"Bill, you come with me? won't you come with me?
Wo, oh, what I want to know, will you come with me?"

What kind of doctor did you say you were?

And again...

Chicat wrote:And again...

David Kravish is a worn-down POS excuse for a Division I basketball player.

My buddy is in vegas and at half I texted him to go big on AZ in the second half because of the wear down. I hope he listened.

It EXISTS!!!

Now in tournament mode....

It is real.

BTFD, WTFD!

is that the UofA game day app, chi?

Here is another one:

http://www.cbssports.com/collegebasketb ... HIOST@ARIZ

dirtbags wrote:BTFD, WTFD!

is that the UofA game day app, chi?

The March Madness App from CBS.

Tire out Stainbrook and look what happens...

How about that? Xavier gave us a good one, but you just can't stop the wear down. MASSIVE, ELITE EIGHT!

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I didn't want to search and bump, so I put another thread out there. Either way, Elite Eight, baby!!!

Per the radio: Xavier with 1 made basket in the last 9 minutes.

It is real!

Merkin wrote:Tire out Stainbrook and look what happens...

That double on the side line turned the game.

It is time.

Didn't happen tonight. Just like last year.

2015-16 edition.

To be fair no team could withstand the barrage of fouls that Bradley had called on them tonight. 32 with 4 minutes to go

The fouls helped slow the tempo and disrupted our rhythm. We had to deal w the same nonsense they did. That may have have been the most overofficiated game I have ever seen. Virtually no physicality or contact was allowed

Chicat wrote:It is real.

It certainly is.

Called it at halftime.

TheGreatCatsby wrote:Called it at halftime.

Game was over at half time when the cats were down 3. No way fsu could keep that shooting up and we all knew the wear down was coming especially with early minutes for Comanche and simon