Huggins commentary video links
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Aside from his terrible delivery, Huggins knowledge sure didn’t shine through.
“Some days some players have better games than others.”
“Coach what do you expect to see in the Texas game tonight?” “Ball screens. A lot of ball screens. Texas likes to run ball screens.”
I think you could find any old drunk off the street to tell you this in an agonizingly boring fashion. Huggins was awful.
This was absolutely awesome. Huggy Bear totally blew up the "Wisconsin lost because their guard got hurt" narrative.
I just want to know who was the guy that thought those 4 people would make a good half time crew. I think Huggy would be better if he wasn’t paired with someone like Rex Chapman.
Amazing how leaving n’t off wasn’t changes what you are saying totally.
Amazing how leaving n’t off wasn’t changes what you are saying totally.
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Seth Davis is the absolute worst. How in the hell does he get on TV? Almost as bad as his brother Reece. Those two idiots hate Iowa State.
Did you hear Huggins after the TCU game? They asked him, "Do you think Arizona fouled there?" They were referring to the body check at half court that made TCU lose the ball with a few seconds left instead of taking the potentially game winning shot? Once again, he went against the studio narrative of pumping #1 Arizona, and said simpy, "Looked like a foul to me." Mic drop. Awkward pause.
Essentially, he said that the opportunity to win the game was stolen from TCU by the refs no-call, even though everyone else was singing Arizona's praises.
Essentially, he said that the opportunity to win the game was stolen from TCU by the refs no-call, even though everyone else was singing Arizona's praises.
He basically just said whatever the F he wanted on the show and completely ignored whatever question was thrown his way. At halftime, he was asked about the WI player's injury:
"Coach, what do you say to a team that loses a key player like that in the first half? How do you help them maintain composure?"
"You know, I can't remember ever seeing so many bunnies get missed in an NCAA tournament. I can't count how many times guys are missing shots right at the rim in this tournament. Guys need to start making some shots."
OMFG I almost posted something similar. Thought it would be lost on many. Good work out of you.
But I think that is what Huggins would say to his team. He wouldn’t dwell on an injury, he would tell them to stop missing bunnies.
I'm 100% in the same court. But his delivery is so slow he is not made for that type of a show. I would listen to a full hour show on him analyzing games and the state of the sport. But not for a quick paced show trying to hit on multiple teams. You don't need to be fake to be good in this, just be alive.
You know, that's a really good point. He probably wouldn't even acknowledge that it happened because in his mind it doesn't matter. Just focus on winning and forget what happened in the first half.
the best halftime studio analysis I ever saw was from Barkley. He had only recently retired and it was a Lakers/Kings playoff game the year the Kings were awesome and got screwed by officials.
Rick Fox had been playing very dirty defense on Kings star Peja Stojakovic. The more professional commentators gave long analysis and Chuck simply says one sentence:
"Rick Fox is in Peja's aaaaaaaaaaass"
Instant cut to commercial before he even finished the long aaaaaaaass end of his sentence.
Rick Fox had been playing very dirty defense on Kings star Peja Stojakovic. The more professional commentators gave long analysis and Chuck simply says one sentence:
"Rick Fox is in Peja's aaaaaaaaaaass"
Instant cut to commercial before he even finished the long aaaaaaaass end of his sentence.
I don't want this to take us to the cave, but Seth's Dad is Lanny Davis, former special counsel to former President Bill Clinton. I'd imagine that didn't hurt.
Seth Davis - Wikipedia
He's like an older version of Chris Hassel. Snarky and just sounds dumb whenever he opens his mouth.I don't want this to take us to the cave, but Seth's Dad is Lanny Davis, former special counsel to former President Bill Clinton. I'd imagine that didn't hurt.
Seth Davis - Wikipedia
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Unfortunately that’s the hard part for fans to stomach, and coaches know the truth about. It’s way more of a factor than “inbounds plays” and “Xs & O’s”. Especially when it gets to conference grind season and to this time of year.
Those predictions were so bad they really didn't even have time to age.
