johndoevol
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The numbers don't bear that out. We had the 19th most efficient offense in the country. Not for one game. For the whole season. That's why we never got run out of the gym, except for one game. We lost close ones and generally won big. That we lost so many close ones points to some bad luck, like both T&AM games.
if they start a petition now and by the time the season starts, then they might have a chance.
Thanks - I fixed it. Now instead of pretending to be a smart a$$ you can perhaps try to respond to the actual post.
If you want to dog iq's of UT fans while misspelling a word while giving a sarcastic answer, you are going to get called out. Take your medicine, or layoff smartass comments about stupid fans if you can't use the right words.
As far as IQ goes, misspelling a word is not as dumb as pushing a petition to bring back a coach we recently fired for NCAA violations. You all know that perfectly well but would rather change the subject by running spell checkers to make yourselves feel less ignorant.
Why would you say that? Is it just because I decided to spend a little time on Wednesday evening messing with few rednecks on the anonymous bb forum?
They're about to witness the most boring team/coach and the worst in game play calling they've ever seen.. They have no clue what's about to hit them.
Good luck cal bears, hope ur previous coach left Martin with some good recruits like ours did, or it's not gonna be pretty.
Its funny to here all of these people say that his coaching style and teams were boring. But if you look at the final 4 all of those teams had grind it out styles. Played great defense and didn't score a lot of points. Plain and simple that style wins ballgames. These wide open style offenses look good but will they take you far in the tournament. I don't think so or every program would be doing it.
Coach Martin's style may have been boring to some and perhaps he just wasn't the flavor Vol Nation was seeking. But the numbers below were posted recently from another site. Numbers really don't lie.
Martins record in three seasons: 63-41 overall, 32-20 in Southeastern Conference play. Martins winning percentages: .606 overall, .615 in SEC games. The highlight was this years run to the Sweet 16 as a No. 11 seed a run aided by facing No. 14 Mercer in the round of 32, and nearly ended in the play-in round before an overtime escape against Iowa.
Pearls record his last three seasons: 68-37 overall, 29-19 in SEC play. Pearls winning percentages: .648 overall, .604 in SEC games. The highlight of those final three years was that run to the Elite Eight as a No. 6 seed a run also aided by facing a No. 14 seed in the round of 32 (in this case Ohio) and a narrow round-of-64 escape over San Diego State.
Stopped reading when you said "great defense". Zo's teams played great defense for about the last 7 games. There were about 90 games before that in which they played below average defense.
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Brakin news: Zo gone, move on.