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  • in reply to: NC STATE at PITTSBURGH Preview #44132
    JeremyH
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    So how good is this Lacey kid going to be for us next year?

    in reply to: NC STATE at PITTSBURGH Preview #44129
    JeremyH
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    TJ has ball magnets for hands.

    in reply to: NC STATE at PITTSBURGH Preview #44126
    JeremyH
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    I liked Cat at the end of the 1st half, want more.

    in reply to: NC STATE at PITTSBURGH Preview #44123
    JeremyH
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    Well TJ is such a natural scorer, much like my colleague Lakista McCuller, “pure shooter”.

    in reply to: NC STATE at PITTSBURGH Preview #44121
    JeremyH
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    I don’t think we’re getting any of the breaks tonight.

    in reply to: NC STATE at PITTSBURGH Preview #44116
    JeremyH
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    Tyler Lewis can’t lose.

    in reply to: NC STATE at PITTSBURGH Preview #44112
    JeremyH
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    way too many unforced errors to win

    in reply to: NC STATE at PITTSBURGH Preview #44106
    JeremyH
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    Is there a reason Lewis and Cat never play together? (Because they are too competitive with one another?)

    in reply to: NC STATE at PITTSBURGH Preview #44105
    JeremyH
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    Can we trade Lee?

    in reply to: NC STATE at PITTSBURGH Preview #44102
    JeremyH
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    Why don’t we play “hack a X” where X is their worst free thrower shooter on the floor any given moment, where we send in a bench warmer to do the fouling. The way we play defense, we might as well not be there.

    in reply to: NC STATE at PITTSBURGH Preview #44100
    JeremyH
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    Were really going to miss TJ next year (assuming he leaves).

    in reply to: Why do we bother caring? #42964
    JeremyH
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    You guys sound like bloody conspiracy theorists! One does need to admit we are losing games in strange fashion at the ends..and poor TJ Warren getting mugged on a regular basis and haven’t phantom foul calls on him. So how many years will we have to eat s*** over the Karl Hess thing? But honestly, why don’t we get the ball to our ball handlers in those end of game situations. We don’t have enough ball handlers?? Oh well, on to the next one, I expect these guys to bounce back.

    But here’s the old news, UNC and Duke know how to play physical defense-without fouling, and have been doing it for years, and he didn’t under Sid and we don’t under Gottfried (I don’t remember about Herb, well it was never that physical).

    in reply to: Snowy ACC Update #40611
    JeremyH
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    10-8 with wins over @Clemson and UNC, and no loses against lower-half ACC teams, might be the most realistic best possible outcome. (I don’t see @Pitt in the cards for this young team, and @Syracuse goes without saying). And if they pull off @Clemson and UNC, which are remaining, important barometer games, then they certainly should be good enough to put 1 or 2 together in the ACCT.

    in reply to: NC STATE at MIAMI Preview #40206
    JeremyH
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    Good Win! (Because its a win.)

    I had a hard time watching the last couple of minutes, because I knew it would be decided on a last second sort of deal. I kept flipping to cross-country skiing to take the edge off…

    There was a moment where we were up 6 with 6 minutes left, had recovered a rebound, and Warren threw it away on a break. If we had slowed things down more at that point, it just wouldn’t have been such a close finish. If Lewis can provide a little more offense, then we can have him in there when we need him, the steady force that he can be.

    in reply to: NC STATE at NORTH CAROLINA Preview #39637
    JeremyH
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    “Awful game plan and preparation. Average coaches won’t ever beat equal to higher talent without luck.”

    Is this really true? Our role players did great against FSU at home, but we are an underclassman team on the road, in CHeat-Hill, what did you really expect? Were those expectations realistic?

    I think they started flat and took too long to get into the flow. Is this typical of any team coming off a “high” victory couple days prior, or is Gottfried just such a terrible coach? (Another good question for opinionators.)

    I love what Des Lee did today. He and the freshman will likely make a jump next year in their play and we have reinforcements in talent at guard and size.

    in reply to: Pack beats FSU 74-70 #39206
    JeremyH
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    Well, Vandenberg needs to visit the Howell School of Avoiding Excess Fouls, is there time?

    Wish Anya a speedy recovery, was hoping to see his matchup with Meeks on Saturday.

    And this assumption that we will at worst split with UNC is a bit loaded, but they are near our RPI so it shouldn’t be impossible..

    Oh, loved the 3-guard lineup, hope it becomes appropriate again in the future.

    in reply to: State beats GT 80-78 #38771
    JeremyH
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    One of the downfalls of being a young team is that you can lose to anyone. One of the advantages of being a young, talented team is that you there is room for growth over the course of a season and you know its about peaking at the right time. I think both “factions” will agree with these statements. I agree that surviving GT at home, is not a great indicator of future success, but they will have opportunities to turn some kind of corner, while they’ll continue to gut these games out until each closing bell. Alex Johnson (two years ago) going from bricking every shot to being a key cog of offensive production was such a small but pivotal thing.

    in reply to: State beats GT 80-78 #38701
    JeremyH
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    Lewis’s first three caused a six point swing, off Golden’s miss that could have put them up 14. Great to see him start hitting, he’ll keep more minutes if he can continue that. Some of our freshman played like freshman, which should be expected. Lee sometimes plays out of control but seems to be learning from his mistakes. Turner is starting to be pretty reliable. Overall they dusted off the Sunday’s malaise and pulled out a game they trailed for most of the game, so that’s a good sign. Maybe they could play more of the game with trapping or active zone with all the athletic players we play, unless its just more effective when done sporadically to throw off the opponent.

    JeremyH
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    Did it seem like no one wanted to win this game? I’m glad they learned to close one out, though. One thing that we do well that we should do more is interior passing among the bigs and forwards, leads to good things.

    in reply to: Pack/Mizzou LiveBlog #33409
    JeremyH
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    that’s funny. anyway how can we be the underdog if we win too much. they put us back into script.

    in reply to: Pack/Mizzou LiveBlog #33397
    JeremyH
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    was Buckets tired from playing all that D?

    They adjusted better at halftime and beat us. Too many drives were automatic foul calls and we did nothing to adjust.

    in reply to: Pack/Mizzou LiveBlog #33384
    JeremyH
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    You have to admit it though, we bricked a ton of shots tonight, at home.

    in reply to: Pack/Mizzou LiveBlog #33382
    JeremyH
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    Too bad we can’t have the sophomore version of Cat now.

    in reply to: Pack/Mizzou LiveBlog #33377
    JeremyH
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    They just threw Warren to the floor.

    in reply to: Pack/Mizzou LiveBlog #33375
    JeremyH
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    This felt way too much like a Duke game.

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