Jeffress says hello.negating it by playing Collier.
These guys need to sit. Give someone else a chance.
Why the hell not?
Give Peace a chance?negating it by playing Collier.
These guys need to sit. Give someone else a chance.
Why the hell not?
Yep, Collier has been less than zero.negating it by playing Collier.
These guys need to sit. Give someone else a chance.
Why the hell not?
Because Jeff Capel is our coach.I dont understand why we didn't offer Nelly Cummings in the spring.
Thank god we got this one. Couldn't take another heartbreaker.
How do you know that Pitt did not offer?I dont understand why we didn't offer Nelly Cummings in the spring.
To be the 5th guard?I dont understand why we didn't offer Nelly Cummings in the spring.
Did you watch the game on TV?FG 3-6 FT 3-4 3 RBs
Nothing wrong with those stats
I saw his 3 pt shot that was a desperation heave due to the shot clock so he was really 3-5 .
Watching the Steeler fiasco.Did you watch the game on TV?
If you did, did the color man frequently single any Pitt play out for criticism?
I was switching back and forth. Steelers we’re getting their assed kicked. Watched more of the Pitt game.Watching the Steeler fiasco.
Yep, Collier has been less than zero.
BTW, I'm not the world's biggest fan of plus/minus, but it is telling that Hugley was a +16 and Collier was a -13 while playing pretty close to the same number of minutes at center.
I wouldn't mind seeing Oladapo picking up a few more minutes at Collier's expense, albeit my impression of him is he turns the ball over too much.
He stinks. I feel bad saying that but he does.We haven't looked to Dan (or even Mo) to play the five this year, but it certainly might be worth considering if Noah continues to struggle like he did tonight.
What troubles me most about Noah is that he is brutally inconsistent even within very short spans of the same play. He'll make a tough athletic rebound, then just easily turn it over. He'll make a really nice rotation on D then basically forget to guard the roll man 10 seconds later.
Hopefully he'll start to catch on with experience. These are the kinds of plays inexperienced players make. But he's got some significant improvements to make.
Yeah, unfortunately it's a choice of which odor is less offensive.He stinks. I feel bad saying that but he does.
Weren’t we getting abused by that pick n roll multiple times in the 1 st half way before Collier ever entered the game??I have never seen someone so completely and utterly inept at guarding the pick and roll. I am pretty sure that they could have picked two random fans out of the crowd and given them a couple minutes to practice it and they could have scored against Collier.
So how absolutely god-awful does Max Amadasun have to be that after that display, especially in the first half, that he still didn't get in the game?
I hear ya, but I'm still pulling for our guys to win.Do you really care at this point? I'm glad they won but I don't care much if they win or lose anymore. The season is pointless. Very few of the these guys will be on the team in the fall.
So how absolutely god-awful does Max Amadasun have to be that after that display, especially in the first half, that he still didn't get in the game?
Weren’t we getting abused by that pick n roll multiple times in the 1 st half way before Collier ever entered the game??
Or maybe I’m wrong, was he our sole culprit on that from the get go??
I have never seen someone so completely and utterly inept at guarding the pick and roll. I am pretty sure that they could have picked two random fans out of the crowd and given them a couple minutes to practice it and they could have scored against Collier.
So how absolutely god-awful does Max Amadasun have to be that after that display, especially in the first half, that he still didn't get in the game?
He does have athleticism going for him--so the rest should be learnable--especially playing defense. It would be hopeless if he were an unathletic "stiff."We haven't looked to Dan (or even Mo) to play the five this year, but it certainly might be worth considering if Noah continues to struggle like he did tonight.
What troubles me most about Noah is that he is brutally inconsistent even within very short spans of the same play. He'll make a tough athletic rebound, then just easily turn it over. He'll make a really nice rotation on D then basically forget to guard the roll man 10 seconds later.
Hopefully he'll start to catch on with experience. These are the kinds of plays inexperienced players make. But he's got some significant improvements to make.
Plus, I believe he played the five at Stony Brook.He does have athleticism going for him--so the rest should be learnable--especially playing defense. It would be hopeless if he were an unathletic "stiff."
Not to mention the other end of the court (as the 5) drawing his man out with his ability to shoot and pass. Interesting to see who the “man in the middle” is against Cuse’s zone. Would have to think big John with his passing.The concern, I believe, with Max is mobility which might not have made much sense guarding the pick and roll. I'm wondering if Mo can get a look at the five at times.
I hear ya, but I'm still pulling for our guys to win.
Or Gueye, why can't he play the 5 and then put Oladapo in at the 4?I wouldn't mind seeing Oladapo picking up a few more minutes at Collier's expense, albeit my impression of him is he turns the ball over too much.
Or Gueye, why can't he play the 5 and then put Oladapo in at the 4?
I look at it as the opposite, right now the other's team 4 pulls him away from the basket and his best asset on D is his shot blocking and either playing a zone with him as rim protector or guarding the 5 to keep him close to the basket I would think would be an asset to our defense.I think Gueye is ill suited to playing center, especially once we start conference play. I'd prefer we just let him continue as is. But that's just me.
Also, for those saying at the 5 he can draw out the opposing center when on O, nothing says the other team has to guard him with their 5.
Weren’t we getting abused by that pick n roll multiple times in the 1 st half way before Collier ever entered the game??
When Collier was in it was two guys guarding one at the high post.... over and over and over. Ridiculous!Hugley certainly didn't play it great every time, but I'm surely not looking for perfection and he played it right far more often than he screwed it up. Collier, on the other hand, screwed it up far more often than he got it right.
When Collier was in it was two guys guarding one at the high post.... over and over and over.
I just recall watching the game and after the 3rd or so time it happened, regardless of who our culprit was, thinking ok, the coach either calls a TO or at the next scheduled TO, drills into the team what to be aware of and how to defend in those situations. And then, we shouldn’t see it occur again.Hugley certainly didn't play it great every time, but I'm surely not looking for perfection and he played it right far more often than he screwed it up. Collier, on the other hand, screwed it up far more often than he got it right.