Early game turnovers have been a big problem. FT shooting has been up and down. The open opposite corner 3 is always an issue, but, after making 5 of 8 to start, which resulted in the big early lead, Cincinnati came back to earth. It's definitely frustrating to see guys wide open and making them, but this was a bad 3-point shooting team, so maybe the gamble is worth it. IF the trapping resulted in turnovers, which it didn't yesterday.
Numbers may be skewed some. Didn't they just get Jizzle back at start of conference play? He helps at least a little. I don't think they're any good but 198th won't likely be where they finish imo
Yeah, it never hurts to get a guard like that back but they were 3-4 since he came back so not like they were that much worse without him.
That's where I'm at now as well. Hopefully it means I won't keep bottoming out mentally and emotionally when they play like ass again. Probably not. Lol
Unfortunately I think this is the truth. Take away our Q4 games and this team is a 7-9 seed ceiling right now..
I think we are better than that, but good enough to be a team on the verge of being ranked number one in the country. I have a feeling we increase our intensity against UCF.
The offense looks very stale right now. Other teams are working our guys in pick and roll/pick and pops at the top of the key. When help comes they hit that open corner. Time for TJ to counter it and adjust.
Pretty frustrating stretch for someone that was top 2 for NPOTY. Jefferson has to be better and the coaches had to put him in better spots
You're reading this board today, and you think there's no concern?
I recall a VEISHEA when Johnny Orr was brought out to try to calm the crowd and they responded by saying,
Uhh, its bad, because a doormat program, just a few hour drive from Ames, just vapor trailed us.
