*** Official Oklahoma State vs #11 IOWA STATE Game(Day) Thread ***
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Stats at the Half
| Stats | OSU | ISU |
| FTs | 4-4 | 4-7 |
| PtsOffTO | 0 | 12 |
| TotReb | 18 | 18 |
| PtsPaint | 4 | 16 |
| FstBkPt | 0 | 5 |
| Steals | 0 | 6 |
our end of game end of half plays/execution leaves a lot to be desired. Even TCU wasn't good, Gabe just bailed us out with heroic shot
The only time jazz has been a widely popular music is during the Swing Era (roughly 1935 to 1946). Really, ever since then, jazz has been a musical subculture—sometimes breaking out into the mainstream with the odd hit (“Take Five,” “Watermelon Man,” “The Sidewinder,” “Birdland,” etc.), but generally remaining below the mass-culture radar.
Why has this been the case? There’s no single reason. It’s a combination of several factors, among them: 1) much of post-swing jazz was not particularly danceable (try dancing to “Salt Peanuts”); 2) some post-swing jazz is not easily accessible music (avant-garde or free jazz, post-bop, etc.); 3) corporations would rather market music that’s easily accessible, especially to young audiences; 4) many jazz musicians have been conscientious about developing their musical skills, but haven’t given much thought to how to appeal to audiences that might not already be jazz fans. And musicians who do actually think about appealing to a broader audience are often vilified by jazz purists. (Full disclosure: I used to do some of this vilifying myself.)
I had to see who you were quoting as I had them ignored. Checked and yep, that's why.
It's like in 8 seconds time, a team with NOT the length like ISU doesn't have much time to get a good look if OSU takes it away.
CycloneErik
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