Ish out today
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We haven’t played since the 21st, when and how did he get hurt ? I hate the fact that there is no transparency.
This. That’s what Capel said on the pregame show. Tried to go in an early workout and couldn’t push off.
We got by without Ish today while getting great developmental minutes for Beebah. Brandin is a supremely confident offensive player. He looks to score but he has a high basketball IQ which makes him a good passer also. All he needs is to get a little stronger and work on that quickness. When he gets confident he can defend at this level, which could happen as conference play wears on, he is going to hurt some other teams. When our four guards are healthy, I'm confident we have the best guards in the ACC!
Do you have any new information besides what Capel said on Wednesday after the game?
Sounds like he’ll be a game time decision tomorrow then. I’d guess it’s 55% he’s playing.
Their center is the best big guy in the nation so that's a problem for sure.
Don’t hedge my friend. Could even be as high as 59.
Yeah, he's pretty good, but calling him the best big guy in the nation is just a little bit of hyperbole.
That’s one for us older guys. It might even take some spinach.
Note for the training table I guess.
On another note, I think I’ll be at Hemmingways pregame if you want to sink to our level and join for a beer.
Pitt will win by double digits tomorrow. Stanford is not a good team, capable of an upset, yes, but likely to happen, no…Even with injuries, this is a Pitt team that will win at home against inferior opponents. This game is more important than the Duke game and Capel knows that. He will have them ready.
Well since you mentioned him, compare:
Player A: ones .694, twos .575, threes .300, True Shooting 57.6, OR% 11.3, DR% 30.1, Assist Rate 17.0, Turnover Rate 12.9
Player B: ones .678, twos .564, threes .344, True Shooting 56.9, OR% 12.3, DR% 28.1, Assist Rate 11.2, Turnover Rate 14.2
If one of those guys isn't even in the discussion, the other one surely isn't as well.
Kansas has high-level talent that you have to account for. Stanford does not.
