UTVolWarrior98
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Yeah, let's make one thing clear, Martin does not get a pass for this effort. The game plan was awful.
However, you can't write off the team or season at this point. That's equally absurd.
Hey, didn't you know when you try the same thing over and over and expect different results then you really aren't insane?
not sure if you are talking about CM running the same sets with the same gameplan that prove to be unsuccessful or me continuing to beg him over and over to push the pace because his players and team play better that way. We don't stand around when we are pushing the pace. We get a little hop to us. We are deep. We gain confidence and rhythm. Guys get in the game flow. What do we do?
Either call a ****ing timeout or run 20 seconds off the shot clock before throwing a stupid pass to the wing that becomes a turnover.
Dammit Im not going to be able to sleep for awhile.
Way to many guys played in the game. Stokes and Maymon are lacking when they can't just lower their shoulder. That is something to watch. You could see a lot of offensive fouls on both of them this year. I didn't see anything from any of the freshman. Barton was a little better than I thought. This is a game you want to get, then again,we will see them again and if we take it to them on a neutral floor it cancels itself out. This needs to be a team that pushes the pace a little bit.
I agree with all points. I don't see Xavier making the tournament though. I also had no issue with us playing this game. We have a seasoned squad on the road against a traditionally good team who we should have beat by at least 15 points tonight. Maymon forced WAY to much and Stokes was wow....horrible. Martin is an idiot for the way he subbed folks in tonight. We needed to win this game and he looked unprepared, clueless and like he didn't even want to be there tonight. Absolutely no passion or fire. I am seriously disappointed in him.
It's the bolded part. It's mind boggling. Plus the stupid substitution patterns. I'm at a loss for words on that.
You know when you know something isn't going to change but you hold out hope that it will, but you know in your gut that it won't? That's what I saw tonight.
Dammit all to hell.
Not the least bit, just said they didn't contribute much at all. If I can only blame the loss on one thing it's the free throw line.
There was no off ball movement in this game at all. It was like watching a pickup game in that respect; everyone was just standing around waiting for the ball to come to them without actually working to get the ball in a good position.
We got dominated inside on both ends of the floor as well. Stainbrook was a man on the inside tonight, although now that I look at his stats, he wasn't as dominating as a I thought he was.
I'm not ready to get on the "Fire Cuonzo" bandwagon just yet, but man that game was just a pile of hot garbage to watch. This would be a game that you'd put on for a youth team and tell them, "You see all this. Now, to be successful, do the exact opposite of what the team in orange is doing."
McRae was legit though, probably one of the very few bright spots tonight.
Not the least bit, just said they didn't contribute much at all. If I can only blame the loss on one thing it's the free throw line.
Only hope we have is if he makes wholesale changes in offensive philosophy. Can't believe an asst or friend isn't in his ear about it, or if someone else handles the offense, give another asst a chance because his offense hasn't worked and won't.
It plays out for both teams. We got beat doing the same crap we were doing last year, which is standing around on offense and watching one guy go to work.(McRae)
Why Moore did not play more is beyond excusable. He is a glue guy that is all effort and makes everybody around him better.