An accurate scene of TN b-ball right now

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Vol Nation played by Gabe
TN b-ball team played by Sara
Hal played by Bama
random nugget: listen to the number called out when Sara starts slipping 👀

 
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Strong this planet is with the Force." Dagobah was a remote, unexplored planet in the Dagobah system, and one of the purest places in the galaxy within the Force. A remote world of swamps and forests, it served as a refuge for Jedi Grand Master Yoda during his exile after the destruction of the Jedi Order.
 
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Yea, they wanna live or die by the 3 point shot because they have no one DOWN LOW that can get them 15pts/10rbs a game so it's really just a 3 point shooting system....but they need to make least 40 % of those shots in order to win games....i still don't understand why Barnes ever kept Plavsic ...
 
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franklinboy said:
Yea, they wanna live or die by the 3 point shot because they have no one DOWN LOW that can get them 15pts/10rbs a game so it's really just a 3 point shooting system....but they need to make least 40 % of those shots in order to win games....i still don't understand why Barnes ever kept Plavsic ...
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100% correct . Watch what you say about Uros , everyone thinks the dude is good on Volnation . They will get offended 😂
 
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UP is a classic example of keeping a project player around too long. His spot should have been replaced a couple of years ago by a kid that would potentially already be a productive player. Look at Awaka. Not even considered a big time prospect has already passed him up while only being on campus for 5 months. There is an opportunity cost to this.
 
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cardvolfan said:
That’s a broad brush you paint with. He’s had some positives this year, and some negatives. I think most people can discern those differences pretty well.
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Well sir…. I beg to differ . You can say I’m a hater but on game day , 90% of Volnation comments something negative about him . Lol
 
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SouthknoxTN07 said:
100% correct . Watch what you say about Uros , everyone thinks the dude is good on Volnation . They will get offended 😂
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Uros has had his moments when he made positive impacts (see Kentucky game), but I am afraid his antics have become too much of a negative. I honestly believe he's a great, team-first guy, but he has a poor feel for what it means to be an aggressive, enforcer type player. Who would have believed coming into the season that Awaka would be our premier post player by this point?
 
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StickMan said:
Uros has had his moments when he made positive impacts (see Kentucky game), but I am afraid his antics have become too much of a negative. I honestly believe he's a great, team-first guy, but he has a poor feel for what it means to be an aggressive, enforcer type player. Who would have believed coming into the season that Awaka would be our premier post player by this point?
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Yes, he can have his moments on the offensive end if he somehow has his head in the game. He lacks focus. He is not good at parts of the game that should be automatic for someone his size like help D and rebounding.
 
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franklinboy said:
Yea, they wanna live or die by the 3 point shot because they have no one DOWN LOW that can get them 15pts/10rbs a game so it's really just a 3 point shooting system....but they need to make least 40 % of those shots in order to win games....i still don't understand why Barnes ever kept Plavsic ...
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I keep seeing this talking point, but I'm not sure it matches reality. 23 attempts per game isn't exactly "living or dying" by the 3.

We're basically in the top #90 in attempts across the league. #5 in the SEC.
 
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