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<blockquote data-quote="bke1984" data-source="post: 354468" data-attributes="member: 932"><p>Valid points for sure...the stats aside argument is addressing everyone that replied that they rely on gut feelings. My entire post originated from a gut feeling I had, and I found data that shows we're losing a lot of close games. Is it all Johnson's fault? Hell no...</p><p></p><p>Honestly, I think Johsnon has done a great job of getting us into closer games...see below...especially with the higher end opponents on our schedule. So yeah, ultimately the players are the ones that have to make plays...and the stuff you pointed out happened on the field. Whether it's the coach's fault or not, we're still losing more close games than we're winning right now. Maybe we need better players, maybe we need to learn how to defend a bubble screen, maybe we need to focus a bit more on fundamentals...or maybe we will just have the ball bounce our way a few more times. Right now it just seems like 2014 aside, the ball has bounced the other teams way a whole lot more times than it has bounced ours</p><p></p><p>[ATTACH=full]2996[/ATTACH]</p><p></p><p>Time to work. Let's just beat Wake (by more than one score, preferably) and move on with the season...</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="bke1984, post: 354468, member: 932"] Valid points for sure...the stats aside argument is addressing everyone that replied that they rely on gut feelings. My entire post originated from a gut feeling I had, and I found data that shows we're losing a lot of close games. Is it all Johnson's fault? Hell no... Honestly, I think Johsnon has done a great job of getting us into closer games...see below...especially with the higher end opponents on our schedule. So yeah, ultimately the players are the ones that have to make plays...and the stuff you pointed out happened on the field. Whether it's the coach's fault or not, we're still losing more close games than we're winning right now. Maybe we need better players, maybe we need to learn how to defend a bubble screen, maybe we need to focus a bit more on fundamentals...or maybe we will just have the ball bounce our way a few more times. Right now it just seems like 2014 aside, the ball has bounced the other teams way a whole lot more times than it has bounced ours [ATTACH=full]2996[/ATTACH] Time to work. Let's just beat Wake (by more than one score, preferably) and move on with the season... [/QUOTE]
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