TheMookieMonster
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Limited offensive team when Milicic and Mashack not even looking to score, and Okpara pretty much limited to a lob threat...Puts too much pressure on Zeigler to create, so more turnovers.He handles the ball the entire game. He's gonna have some turnovers. He also makes high risk high reward plays like the lob for example. It leads to a few turnovers but leads to enough scores that it's a plus play.
"Texas is hungry for a win, especially at home. Another tenuous situation for the Vols." Tenuous does not mean impossible. But tenuous it was. I don't dwell on a loss, I analyze and look at things realistically. Texas WAS desperate for a win, and Tennessee got some redemption by winning that game. And if we don't base our opinions on a teams' performance vs their schedule, how do you suggest we do it?I love the ___ + ___ = ___ equations that fans constantly use despite endless examples that because a team plays Team A a certain way on a certain night, it follows that they will play Team B the same way on a different night.
Each game is its own entity, the same way as the UT we saw against Arky was day/night from the team in Florida. Thank God that the team doesn't endlessly dwell on any loss the way the fan base does.
He looked pretty gassed when he went to the benchWe played ugly and won to many unforced turnovers. Some big threes by Dubar and some really solid play from Ziegler down the stretch. Okpara played some super defense and rebounded the ball. Surprising move by the Texas coach to bench their hot shooter for over three minutes. I think it was a key part of the game.
Nice guy, can't coach. He single handedly cooled his hottest shooter off for crunch time. If I'm the Texas AD I cut my loses and start looking for a coach right now. Your just gonna keep digging a hole by staying with this guy.We played ugly and won to many unforced turnovers. Some big threes by Dubar and some really solid play from Ziegler down the stretch. Okpara played some super defense and rebounded the ball. Surprising move by the Texas coach to bench their hot shooter for over three minutes. I think it was a key part of the game.
Have not read through this game thread, but wanted to ask if I was the only one who could not see a bunch of the foul calls? Off the ball? I would see the arm go up but did not see why, nor were they supported by replays.
Real question, some both ways, were the calls consistent with general play this year? Especially what I guess were reach in calls. I was just perplexed.
"Texas is hungry for a win, especially at home. Another tenuous situation for the Vols." Tenuous does not mean impossible. But tenuous it was. I don't dwell on a loss, I analyze and look at things realistically. Texas WAS desperate for a win, and Tennessee got some redemption by winning that game. And if we don't base our opinions on a teams' performance vs their schedule, how do you suggest we do it?
Have not read through this game thread, but wanted to ask if I was the only one who could not see a bunch of the foul calls? Off the ball? I would see the arm go up but did not see why, nor were they supported by replays.
Real question, some both ways, were the calls consistent with general play this year? Especially what I guess were reach in calls. I was just perplexed.
I would like to say tv ratings is what both sports have in common, but I can’t see the connection between referees and tv producers.Refs definitely too involved, but that seems to be the trend in college football and basketball in general these days.
This was a game they could have easily lost, gritty, experienced performance. Good close out by Z.
Too many turnovers and too much time being spent on offensive possessions because Lanier can't get open. He doesn't need to get an open look on every play but he can't be totally snuffed. When the team is not getting many fast breaks going this becomes an issue. Defense was solid they were making circus shots.