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A few examples At one point we had 8 offensive rebounds and only 2 second chance points. That’s lack of talent relative to your opponent and/or making mistakes due to being out matched physically. Further example, one of our not very big-big men got an offensive rebound late in the game and...

Just an aside, but is Carter Murphy not on scholarship?

If you folks think our head coach and staff actually didn’t scout Louisville, you’re nuts. Of course they did, but CDS is right, the game doesn’t get strategic if you aren’t executing the basics first and actually playing to win.

Gapere has Howard (I.e., Rodney) hands for sure

CDS is completely correct about his assessment of the team. He got Kelly’s attention, and he had a career night tonight. He got Carter Murphy’s attention and he played pretty well as a role player when given an opportunity because gapare wilted under pressure. The whole team actually started the...

He has no basis other than he hated the hire from the get go and is still butt hurt about it.

Back in the day, it was opposite.

Certainly this with Claude too. I don’t understand putting Claude at the corner 3 spot like we do sometimes.

Was this coverage consistent throughout the whole game? What are we to make of these decisions?

Yeah, I think the fact that our two freshmen were the only 2 players to show up and score double digits, and were almost the only 2 players to score more than a single basket (Gapare and Abram each scored 2 baskets) tells you a lot about this roster.

Inexplicable first half. I was there watching live. Wake was far more aggressive on defense and offense. They were pushing super fast in transition off of every defensive rebound. When we did occasionally stop the ball and force them to play half court offense they still got dribble penetration...

Not sure if you’re talking to me, but I’ll be on whatever board I feel like being on, thanks. And yeah, give it a rest professor basketball, you’re rambling like an idiot at this point.

I thought you said you were going to “bow out gracefully.”