Tevin Mack suspended indefinitely
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Shaka ain't takin' no s*** from his best player!
If it's nothing more than "violated team rules", he'll be back in a game or two.
If it's nothing more than "violated team rules", he'll be back in a game or two.
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He wasn't tripping, he was trippin'.
indefinitely will have a duration: Tripping < Trippin'
indefinitely will have a duration: Tripping < Trippin'
I saw highlights from the end of their game last night against TCU and one of the players (maybe Mack) was really pissed at his teammate and got in his face really hard as they were leaving the court. Maybe it boiled over into the locker room
It's not Grayson's fault that he has sweet karate moves and wants to display them on the court. The other 9 dudes are just in the way.
Coaches picked them to finish 3rd in the league. Media experts had them as high as two. I guess they have a great run just in front of them. After all, Shaka is a great coach.
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I think they are fairly scary as there is a lot of natural ability there, but it isn't under control yet.
This has been a common theme regarding Texas football and basketball.
Coaches at UT have to deal with a level of "external influence" unlike any other school in the Big 12, in my opinion. They are on the hotseat the day the hire is announced.
Honestly, what i saw, that alone could have gotten him a seat on the bench for a game, it looked bad. I wouldn't be the least bit surprised if it got much worse after they left the floor, he was super PO'd. I believe it was Roach that he was upset with, he more or less forced two shots on their last two possessions.
Football coaches, for sure. Basketball... not so much. Given what Rick Barnes achieved vs. the talent he had, I'd say Shaka has plenty of time.
If they had just a slightly above average PG, they would finish in the top half of the league
