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Starting guards killed us
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Starting guards killed us
So many weak turnovers and terrible shooting.
5-20
0-5 from 3
6 turnovers
3 assist
Pathetic guard play verses a non super athletic opposing guard.
Ashworth was the only guard worth his salt tonight.
5-20
0-5 from 3
6 turnovers
3 assist
Pathetic guard play verses a non super athletic opposing guard.
Ashworth was the only guard worth his salt tonight.
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Re: Starting guards killed us
Ashworth should have been in the game for the last play not Jones. Jones was having a terrible night shooting. Ashworth was player of the game and not in for that. You play the hit hand and Jones was as cold as you can get.
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Re: Starting guards killed us
We needed better offensive play from about everyone not named Bean or Ashworth. Horvath did some nice things down the stretch but really struggled the rest of the game. Eytle-Rock's D was good but he needs to show more for a senior with a scoring reputation. I thought Brock was good and played within himself even though he didn't take many shots.
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RJ had some good drives and I think had our first 4 out of half. Our guard play has been up and down. Rylan played a lot of minutes and works hard on D may have played factor in missed shots.
Brock wasn’t able to get many shots off, definitely didn’t force any shots up.
Brock wasn’t able to get many shots off, definitely didn’t force any shots up.
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Idk guys, I just keep seeing RJ with poor handles and too many bad passes. I don't see it yet. I see flashes, but I'm not sold on him. It seems like he passes to Horvath an inordinate amount... Not that I don't want Horvath to have the ball, but sometimes there's a better option.
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Rylan struggled with his shot and made some silly turnovers. He also has been instrumental in the games back in east in getting victories. Horvath has been quiet the last few games. We need his scoring and his 3 point shot to come back.
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I wonder if horvath’s ankle is still bothering him.Aggie84025 wrote: ↑December 2nd, 2021, 10:59 pmRylan struggled with his shot and made some silly turnovers. He also has been instrumental in the games back in east in getting victories. Horvath has been quiet the last few games. We need his scoring and his 3 point shot to come back.
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I think Bairstow played good in his limited minutes. He isn’t afraid to take it in and is a pretty good finisher. I’d like to see more of him.
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Bairstow gave some solid minutes. Needs to limit those turnovers, but was pleased with the way he played considering he was only cleared a week ago. He will play a good role for the team this season.ThunderAggie wrote: ↑December 2nd, 2021, 11:01 pmI think Bairstow played good in his limited minutes. He isn’t afraid to take it in and is a pretty good finisher. I’d like to see more of him.
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No but according to Coach RJ starts off slow. I hope he improves quickly. He did have some nice moments last night.Real Life Aggie wrote: ↑December 2nd, 2021, 10:56 pmIdk guys, I just keep seeing RJ with poor handles and too many bad passes. I don't see it yet. I see flashes, but I'm not sold on him. It seems like he passes to Horvath an inordinate amount... Not that I don't want Horvath to have the ball, but sometimes there's a better option.
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I hope to be able to agree with Odom by the end of the season. So far, I'm quite bearish about RJER. He did make some nice plays last night, but overall he was ineffective.
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Is it just me, or does Riley Jones look like he's falling down or stumbling every time he shoots a three-pointer? Don't get me wrong, I like his play, just commenting on his shooting 'style'.
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It is the ankle weights holding him down.FloridaAggie13 wrote: ↑December 3rd, 2021, 8:45 amIs it just me, or does Riley Jones look like he's falling down or stumbling every time he shoots a three-pointer? Don't get me wrong, I like his play, just commenting on his shooting 'style'.
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Re: Starting guards killed us
Eytle-Rock struggled a bit in the first half. They made a concerted effort to get him going in the second half. I think he shot the ball on three of our first four possessions of the second half. His defense keeps him in the game. Don't forget - it was his defense that gave us a chance to win at the end. He dropped down to double the post and ripped the ball away from Fotu on the block. That set up our chance to win with about 28 seconds (we won't re-hash what happened after that). Eytle-Rock played okay. I was expecting more offense from him, but I've resigned myself to the fact that he isn't going to bring a lot of offensive punch to a game. If he can eliminate turnovers and bad shots and play solid defense, that is a good game for him. He may even chip in 6 or 7 points a game.
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At the beginning of the season I thought he would be one of the leaders with like 12-14 points per game. Don't think that will happen. Hopefully he can give us 6-8 points per game and play solid defense and limit turnovers.Yossarian wrote: ↑December 3rd, 2021, 9:34 amEytle-Rock struggled a bit in the first half. They made a concerted effort to get him going in the second half. I think he shot the ball on three of our first four possessions of the second half. His defense keeps him in the game. Don't forget - it was his defense that gave us a chance to win at the end. He dropped down to double the post and ripped the ball away from Fotu on the block. That set up our chance to win with about 28 seconds (we won't re-hash what happened after that). Eytle-Rock played okay. I was expecting more offense from him, but I've resigned myself to the fact that he isn't going to bring a lot of offensive punch to a game. If he can eliminate turnovers and bad shots and play solid defense, that is a good game for him. He may even chip in 6 or 7 points a game.
Re: Starting guards killed us
If you are a short, un-athletic point guard, you better be able to shoot from 3. Outside of one game, I haven't seen that. There were several open looks last night including the wide open 3 at the end of that game that didn't fall.
Maybe he is hurt.
Maybe he is hurt.
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ER’s clutch steal was very MJ game 6-like.Yossarian wrote: ↑December 3rd, 2021, 9:34 amEytle-Rock struggled a bit in the first half. They made a concerted effort to get him going in the second half. I think he shot the ball on three of our first four possessions of the second half. His defense keeps him in the game. Don't forget - it was his defense that gave us a chance to win at the end. He dropped down to double the post and ripped the ball away from Fotu on the block. That set up our chance to win with about 28 seconds (we won't re-hash what happened after that). Eytle-Rock played okay. I was expecting more offense from him, but I've resigned myself to the fact that he isn't going to bring a lot of offensive punch to a game. If he can eliminate turnovers and bad shots and play solid defense, that is a good game for him. He may even chip in 6 or 7 points a game.
Funny that game also had a bogus no call at the end.
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Re: Starting guards killed us
It was eerily similar. It immediately came to mind as the play unfolded. I was hoping for the same outcome (win on a dramatic last second shot). It was a really great play by RJ. In the postgame Ashworth said that they had been practicing that exact play all week and it was executed perfectly for the steal.SwaggieAggie wrote: ↑December 3rd, 2021, 10:27 amER’s clutch steal was very MJ game 6-like.Yossarian wrote: ↑December 3rd, 2021, 9:34 amEytle-Rock struggled a bit in the first half. They made a concerted effort to get him going in the second half. I think he shot the ball on three of our first four possessions of the second half. His defense keeps him in the game. Don't forget - it was his defense that gave us a chance to win at the end. He dropped down to double the post and ripped the ball away from Fotu on the block. That set up our chance to win with about 28 seconds (we won't re-hash what happened after that). Eytle-Rock played okay. I was expecting more offense from him, but I've resigned myself to the fact that he isn't going to bring a lot of offensive punch to a game. If he can eliminate turnovers and bad shots and play solid defense, that is a good game for him. He may even chip in 6 or 7 points a game.
Funny that game also had a bogus no call at the end.
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I don’t want to wait until March to allow sufficient time for RJ’s slow start to abate.Aggie in Boise wrote: ↑December 3rd, 2021, 7:46 amNo but according to Coach RJ starts off slow. I hope he improves quickly. He did have some nice moments last night.Real Life Aggie wrote: ↑December 2nd, 2021, 10:56 pmIdk guys, I just keep seeing RJ with poor handles and too many bad passes. I don't see it yet. I see flashes, but I'm not sold on him. It seems like he passes to Horvath an inordinate amount... Not that I don't want Horvath to have the ball, but sometimes there's a better option.
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