I love how they’re the biggest bullies on the court, always celebrating after a shot, glaring into the stands possibly challenging a 40-ish year old woman to a fight, but the minute they get it right back, they’re all of a sudden a couple wounded little lambs. You love to see people like that lose.
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Nice to see Nelson come out of his slump. Got his confidence back.
When I see our fans complain about Nate that he might not be the right coach, etc. And then I turned to CBS and see Indiana and Ohio State with a 49 to 45 game with seven minutes to go. Shades of Anthony Grant, basketball. I just don’t understand anyone that complains about Nate.
In all honesty, I sure would’ve enjoyed playing Auburn again in the semifinals
As someone who’s been around mental disorders, I’m absolutely serious that Mazarra may have undiagnosed bipolar or borderline disorder. He’s all over the place from jittery crazed glares on the court to a spaced 1,000 mile stare from the bench. You truly don’t know what he’s going to do. When it gets to the point of being held back to keep from going in the stands, something’s wrong. Hopefully, if he’s not already, he can get some help because that stuff can ruin a life in short order.
On the lighter side, sending Big Mouth Broome a loser the last time stepped foot on his home court is almost as big a treat as the win itself.
He stepped up honestly, he has to keep showing that dawg going forward for us to win a championship.
All of the cliff bashers need to understand how big of a game that dude had as well
I’m having a serious man crush right now
This proved to be quite prophetic.
Agreed… Big Cliff and Sherrell played big in a game where we needed them
What a sleazy buffoon.
Seriously the dream of all basketball players, having the experience of hitting the game winning shot at the buzzer, love it!!! RTR
The funny thing is pretty much almost every D1 program would take him as a HC right now lol
Auburn went with the same strategy as the Tuscaloosa game in guarding against the three-point shot. I'm wondering if Oats had the team prepared for the bigs to get more of the work done in the paint with less focus on the three and guards driving the lane. Several baskets from the bigs came from offensive put-backs. One other "big" stat was Nelson being 3-6 on 3-point shots.
Nelson was 5-9 on two's with a missed dunk and at least one missed layup. (Where is the complaint thread?)
Nelson was 5-9 on two's with a missed dunk and at least one missed layup. (Where is the complaint thread?)
Our defensive rating on Kenpom jumped to 31. I think they said something like the last 18 national chsmpions have all finished in the top 35 in both offense and defensive efficiency. We were just at 38 before the game today.
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