Especially with it happening at the end of the game. It seems he needs to at least miss their next game.
Add in that this is the second F2 of his season and maybe he needs to be out for a while.
Kansas State fans are madder than I have ever seen
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Add in that this is the second F2 of his season and maybe he needs to be out for a while.
Tinfoil hats are too tight, coaches can't thinkI love how the Mildcats came into our game at 4-1 thinking they were the class of this league and subsequently have gone 1-7 to take sole possession of 11th place in the Big 12
OK, they don't watch games. Sorry I came after the cherished KState fans.
Well, they'd know that there was some kind of stink that Tang was throwing, but beyond that, most of what allegedly happened came out the following day.
It was the lead story on a national college basketball podcast lmao. Their own media members really bought into the story before realizing how dumb it sounded. You can't call yourself a KState fan if you weren't even remotely aware of what was going on.
I think this is GROSSLY overestimating how much attention casual fans pay between games.
I'd suggest you significantly overestimate the number of people that listen to podcasts.
Again, to say somebody's golfing buddies aren't much fans because they didn't remember a stupid incident that happened during but off the court of a road game is a bit much
That wasn't implying everyone listens to podcasts or that one specifically. They could have simply watched the game to figure out what was going on. Point being, it would be tough to not know what was going on in today's world if they are truly a fan and follow the team.
Maybe if K-State decided to join the rest of the Big 12 by being cheating m-fers instead of being all pious, they would win a few more games. They had two ways to play this:
Option A: Cheat like the rest of the Big 12. I'm talking a full blown espionage operation. Cameras everywhere in every arena recording all of the other team's plays and then having a group of basketball personnel on your team chop up the footage and use it to help your team prepare for a game. I think the word is called "scouting" but I'm not sure if I'm spelling it correctly.
Option B: Call out refs publicly, play with swords, pick fights with opposing coaching staffs, have players get thrown out of games for dirty plays, lose 7 of 8 games, but do it with "dignity".
Option A: Cheat like the rest of the Big 12. I'm talking a full blown espionage operation. Cameras everywhere in every arena recording all of the other team's plays and then having a group of basketball personnel on your team chop up the footage and use it to help your team prepare for a game. I think the word is called "scouting" but I'm not sure if I'm spelling it correctly.
Option B: Call out refs publicly, play with swords, pick fights with opposing coaching staffs, have players get thrown out of games for dirty plays, lose 7 of 8 games, but do it with "dignity".
Poon isn't a teenage maturity issue' putang is another word for prostitute. someone who sells their body or integrety for money.
Definitely a really rough foul. Deserved some sort of flagrant but I think people are overreacting. It was similar to one against our guys in Hilton earlier this year. Maybe Jones?
I actually think everybody handled themselves well there. KState tried to separate the guy that fouled. Texas coaches held the team back. Player fouled didn’t overreact. Officials split the teams up.
We have reached the inevitable point of a CF "complain about something collectively" thread where CF posters devolve into....
Hate to see it for a standup guy like Kurtz
I believe the similar play you're thinking of happened in the Houston home game with a foul on Jones. I think the difference with that play was that the Houston player was at least trying to go for the ball, but Jones sort of went up in a way that resulted in the defender getting all face on his block attempt. On the KSU play, I don't think there's any way the KSU player could have reasonably expected to block the shot coming from behind like that rather than the side. I can't find a clip of the Houston/Jones play without looking too much through highlights, though, so I can't say for sure.
I agree, though, that everyone handled themselves well on the KSU/Texas play.
Heard retailers in Kansas were ecstatic when the chiefs won the SB because sales of Velcro and knee boots had came to a standstill due to no victory celebrations.
They got ratio'd badly by Cyclone Larry this afternoon:
I think we ruined K-State. Seems like their downward spiral started after our game.
KSU would have better results if they had a better coach. They still are on the full out Tang worship though. To them it’s all the players fault
