oscar WEBER CAN'T WIN ON THE ROAD AND WILL NEVER WIN IN THE TOURNEY

[Spracne]

My only complaint is benching Westicles for so long. Not a huge deal, though.

He was playing very bad. Omari looked much better.

You mean he was playing better?  Cuz Omari is hard to look at...

[gatoveintisiete]

This is quickly becoming one of the best dumbass identification threads in history

[Jackstack99EMAW]

Congrats on the meltdown, you guys. Enjoy.

This loss is as bad as the KU game was good.

crap. Guess we suck then, huh?

On the road?  Yep.  Maybe oscar will improve to coaching 2 halves at an average level on the road next year.

[Lucas Scoopsalot]

All you team BID fucks can suck crap. This loss is not meltdown worthy and does not define oscar as a coach

[Boondock Poonhound]

Congrats on the meltdown, you guys. Enjoy.

This loss is as bad as the KU game was good.

I prefer beating KU and losing this one , than the other way around. We are Marty Schottenheimer- snake bit on the road tho.

[sunny_cat]

I love this place.

[kim carnes]

All you team BID fucks can suck crap. This loss is not meltdown worthy and does not define oscar as a coach

it actually does define him b/c he can't win away from home

[ben ji]

Kim Carnes, once again showing why he is a top 10 poster on this blog.

[OK_Cat]

All you team BID fucks can suck crap. This loss is not meltdown worthy and does not define oscar as a coach

it actually does define him b/c he can't win away from home

Yep. Another first round NCAA exit on the horizon

[Jackstack99EMAW]

I'm not BID, but I'd really like for oscar to just have a tiny bit of ability to coach road games.

[star seed 7]

All you team BID fucks can suck crap. This loss is not meltdown worthy and does not define oscar as a coach

They are the second worst team in the league. Maybe you don't know that? 

[kso_FAN]

1st; fouling occurs when a team has to go the length of the floor with less than 5-8 seconds left. Not when the have 20 seconds or a team calls a time out in the half court. There is just too much risk that the guy you foul will just put up the shot and get 3 FTs.

2nd, there is NO benefit in fouling. Teams that foul with less than 5 second left up 3 win 94% of the time. Teams that defend win 94% of the time. Point is, its not "good coaching" either way.

3rd, my biggest concern was oboarding, and Baylor got 45.5% of their misses (compared to 32% for the Cats). It makes me sick to watch the last possession and Nino Williams step underneath the rim instead of stepping back to block out which he could've easily done. Go back and watch.

This was a very disappointing loss.

[Lucas Scoopsalot]

All you team BID fucks can suck crap. This loss is not meltdown worthy and does not define oscar as a coach

it actually does define him b/c he can't win away from home

Yep. Another first round NCAA exit on the horizon

I'm almost sure that this is a young talent problem more than it's a coaching problem.

[Cartierfor3]

All you team BID fucks can suck crap. This loss is not meltdown worthy and does not define oscar as a coach

it actually does define him b/c he can't win away from home

That OOD record tho

[PowercatPat]

1st; fouling occurs when a team has to go the length of the floor with less than 5-8 seconds left. Not when the have 20 seconds or a team calls a time out in the half court. There is just too much risk that the guy you foul will just put up the shot and get 3 FTs.

2nd, there is NO benefit in fouling. Teams that foul with less than 5 second left up 3 win 94% of the time. Teams that defend win 94% of the time. Point is, its not "good coaching" either way.

3rd, my biggest concern was oboarding, and Baylor got 45.5% of their misses (compared to 32% for the Cats). It makes me sick to watch the last possession and Nino Williams step underneath the rim instead of stepping back to block out which he could've easily done. Go back and watch.

This was a very disappointing loss.

I think everyone was saying that we should've fouled after Baylor missed 2 or 3 times and there was under 10 seconds left in the game.

[Lucas Scoopsalot]

All you team BID fucks can suck crap. This loss is not meltdown worthy and does not define oscar as a coach

it actually does define him b/c he can't win away from home

That OOD record tho

this is why it's a youth problem. Not a coaching problem

[Boondock Poonhound]

HE SUCKS

NEVER, is a long time.

[OK_Cat]

All you team BID fucks can suck crap. This loss is not meltdown worthy and does not define oscar as a coach

it actually does define him b/c he can't win away from home

Yep. Another first round NCAA exit on the horizon

I'm almost sure that this is a young talent problem more than it's a coaching problem.

So many excuses flying in tonight from the cus-tards

[Jackstack99EMAW]

All you team BID fucks can suck crap. This loss is not meltdown worthy and does not define oscar as a coach

it actually does define him b/c he can't win away from home

That OOD record tho

this is why it's a youth problem. Not a coaching problem

It's both. 

[Cire]

Jim webridge can't win a road game

[nicname]

1st; fouling occurs when a team has to go the length of the floor with less than 5-8 seconds left. Not when the have 20 seconds or a team calls a time out in the half court. There is just too much risk that the guy you foul will just put up the shot and get 3 FTs.

2nd, there is NO benefit in fouling. Teams that foul with less than 5 second left up 3 win 94% of the time. Teams that defend win 94% of the time. Point is, its not "good coaching" either way.

3rd, my biggest concern was oboarding, and Baylor got 45.5% of their misses (compared to 32% for the Cats). It makes me sick to watch the last possession and Nino Williams step underneath the rim instead of stepping back to block out which he could've easily done. Go back and watch.

This was a very disappointing loss.

I think everyone was saying that we should've fouled after Baylor missed 2 or 3 times and there was under 10 seconds left in the game.

I think that's a really odd thing to ask a team to do. "Ok guys, defend them, but if they miss and then get the Oreb then foul them because they're behind by 3! Ready, break!."

nah

[Cartierfor3]

1st; fouling occurs when a team has to go the length of the floor with less than 5-8 seconds left. Not when the have 20 seconds or a team calls a time out in the half court. There is just too much risk that the guy you foul will just put up the shot and get 3 FTs.

2nd, there is NO benefit in fouling. Teams that foul with less than 5 second left up 3 win 94% of the time. Teams that defend win 94% of the time. Point is, its not "good coaching" either way.

3rd, my biggest concern was oboarding, and Baylor got 45.5% of their misses (compared to 32% for the Cats). It makes me sick to watch the last possession and Nino Williams step underneath the rim instead of stepping back to block out which he could've easily done. Go back and watch.

This was a very disappointing loss.

I think everyone was saying that we should've fouled after Baylor missed 2 or 3 times and there was under 10 seconds left in the game.

I think people who are saying that are expecting a lot from the players on the floor. It was a fluid play and its unreasonable to expect a strategy change halfway through the sequence. Be more upset with the lack of a rebound there.

[PowercatPat]

1st; fouling occurs when a team has to go the length of the floor with less than 5-8 seconds left. Not when the have 20 seconds or a team calls a time out in the half court. There is just too much risk that the guy you foul will just put up the shot and get 3 FTs.

2nd, there is NO benefit in fouling. Teams that foul with less than 5 second left up 3 win 94% of the time. Teams that defend win 94% of the time. Point is, its not "good coaching" either way.

3rd, my biggest concern was oboarding, and Baylor got 45.5% of their misses (compared to 32% for the Cats). It makes me sick to watch the last possession and Nino Williams step underneath the rim instead of stepping back to block out which he could've easily done. Go back and watch.

This was a very disappointing loss.

I think everyone was saying that we should've fouled after Baylor missed 2 or 3 times and there was under 10 seconds left in the game.

I think that's a really odd thing to ask a team to do. "Ok guys, defend them, but if they miss and then get the Oreb then foul them because they're behind by 3! Ready, break!."

nah

It would be more logical than letting the best 3 point shooter in the country get a shot off.

[kso_FAN]

1st; fouling occurs when a team has to go the length of the floor with less than 5-8 seconds left. Not when the have 20 seconds or a team calls a time out in the half court. There is just too much risk that the guy you foul will just put up the shot and get 3 FTs.

2nd, there is NO benefit in fouling. Teams that foul with less than 5 second left up 3 win 94% of the time. Teams that defend win 94% of the time. Point is, its not "good coaching" either way.

3rd, my biggest concern was oboarding, and Baylor got 45.5% of their misses (compared to 32% for the Cats). It makes me sick to watch the last possession and Nino Williams step underneath the rim instead of stepping back to block out which he could've easily done. Go back and watch.

This was a very disappointing loss.

I think everyone was saying that we should've fouled after Baylor missed 2 or 3 times and there was under 10 seconds left in the game.

I think that's a really odd thing to ask a team to do. "Ok guys, defend them, but if they miss and then get the Oreb then foul them because they're behind by 3! Ready, break!."

nah

It's not odd, it's stupid. What you do is tell your team to go get a freaking rebound and not stand under the basket.

[Boondock Poonhound]

The defensive rebounding tonight was just pathetic