The crowd was great, i was there. Cheering them loudly when we were down by a lot even with minutes to play.Sounded like the crowd was still waking up from their extended nap this week, just like the players.
The crowd was great, i was there. Cheering them loudly when we were down by a lot even with minutes to play.Sounded like the crowd was still waking up from their extended nap this week, just like the players.
Your takes have always sucked. It's what you do best.Prohm has always choked in Hilton, its what his teams do best.
Sounded like the crowd was still waking up from their extended nap this week, just like the players.
I thought the crowd was really good considering how that game went. Even down a lot with minutes to play.You can't expect the crowd to get into a game when every single time the crowd tries to get into it after a good play on one end, it is followed up by something ****** on the other.
I thought the crowd was really good considering how that game went. Even down a lot with minutes to play.
Your takes have always sucked. It's what you do best.
I don’t even know what the crowd is supposed to do. Are they supposed to all yell and jump up and down like idiots when the opposing team is in the process of going on a 27-4 run? That game was impossible to get excited about.You can't expect the crowd to get into a game when every single time the crowd tries to get into it after a good play on one end, it is followed up by something ****** on the other.
One of Fred's teams got worked by mediocre UNI in Ames yet beat Kansas.How am I wrong? Go look at his record in Hilton, sorry you can't handle reality.
One of Fred's teams got worked by mediocre UNI in Ames yet beat Kansas.
**** happens.
It's a long season.
You should feel bad for posting this.This kind of attitude is why they will finish 11-7 every year and never win another conference championship. Judging by today, the players have this exact attitude also, no killer instinct, no sense of urgency. They got up 13-4 and thought they were entitled to an easy win. TCU punked them right in front of their own fans. Prohm looked like an amateur compared to Dixon for the 3rd straight game.
This **** that Fred lost this and this is getting old, go look at their home records and then get back to me. Facts don't lie about Prohm in Hilton.
You should feel bad for posting this.
You dont know the definition of obvious.ISU obviously didnt take them seriously and thought they could just go through the motions and win.
I'm sure the crowd caused us to keep bricking long jumpers and turning the ball over again and again leading to easy run-outs. I bet it was also probable that it was their influence that caused our team to wait to apply any pressure on their ball hhandlers until 7 mins left in the game and we were down by 19.
You dont know the definition of obvious.
TCU is now 5-5. ISU is 7-4. There may not be that much of a separation between us.
If you can’t protect your home court you can’t win conference titles.
This kind of attitude is why they will finish 11-7 every year and never win another conference championship. Judging by today, the players have this exact attitude also, no killer instinct, no sense of urgency. They got up 13-4 and thought they were entitled to an easy win. TCU punked them right in front of their own fans. Prohm looked like an amateur compared to Dixon for the 3rd straight game.
This **** that Fred lost this and this is getting old, go look at their home records and then get back to me. Facts don't lie about Prohm in Hilton.
So this team has already shown that they are capable of winning a B12 title, we lose 1 game to a decent team, and now they played with a big head with a bad coach, and the sky is falling?That's sad then, TCU is already down their starting PG this year and we still don't have separation from them?
This team has already shown they are capable of winning a Big 12 title and once again its not happening because we cant be consistent. With Hoiberg he refused to play defense, now Prohm teaches defense and grinds out road wins but can't even protect one of the biggest home court advantages in college basketball.