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Tatum and Goins were reinstated?
Apologies if a similar thread or rhetorical question has been put forth, but I have to wonder. The magic that put us on a little run and created that inspired chemistry after the bad boys did their thing, including the instant classic victory over KU, seems to have promptly fizzled. The same umph that propelled us past the jayhawks should have been enough to win at least one of the past two games and/or kept both close, imo, but something has changed.
Has the reinstatement of Tatum and Goins injected a sort of poison into the collective "We can do it without them", loveable underdog mentality that exploded there for a while? Were we better off without them, or will they prove integral to the long run once the dust settles?
Apologies if a similar thread or rhetorical question has been put forth, but I have to wonder. The magic that put us on a little run and created that inspired chemistry after the bad boys did their thing, including the instant classic victory over KU, seems to have promptly fizzled. The same umph that propelled us past the jayhawks should have been enough to win at least one of the past two games and/or kept both close, imo, but something has changed.
Has the reinstatement of Tatum and Goins injected a sort of poison into the collective "We can do it without them", loveable underdog mentality that exploded there for a while? Were we better off without them, or will they prove integral to the long run once the dust settles?
