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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Kansas State Basketball is hard => Topic started by: steve dave on November 14, 2011, 06:56:36 PM
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not warming up. foot injury alleged.
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T's and P's
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Foot Hernia?
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in a walking boot
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Not like he was going to be starting for long anyway.
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Hoping Martavious can be a 3rd option at the point and someone to spell guys at the 2. Unfortunately, we'll probably see many flat jumpers clank off the rim from Martavious. He is a decent defender, but would much rather give Southwell his minutes at the 2.
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Hoping Martavious can be a 3rd option at the point and someone to spell guys at the 2. Unfortunately, we'll probably see many flat jumpers clank off the rim from Martavious. He is a decent defender, but would much rather give Southwell his minutes at the 2.
You seem confused. Those are Southwell's specialty. Although I was impressed with his minutes tonight, he is not even close to being as much of an offensive threat as Martavious.
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Shane's value is in his versatility on D. The only reason anyone thinks he is a good passer is because frank said it one time.
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Shane's value is in his versatility on D. The only reason anyone thinks he is a good passer is because frank said it one time.
He is an inconsistent passer. But 5:2 A/TO is an indication he had a good game passing.
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Shane's value is in his versatility on D. The only reason anyone thinks he is a good passer is because frank said it one time.
not true, at all.
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Shane's value is in his versatility on D. The only reason anyone thinks he is a good passer is because frank said it one time.
he's a great passer in the sense that if someone is open and in position to score, southwell sees that and gets that person the ball. he's a poor passer in the sense that if there is a defender in between southwell and the open man, southwell either doesn't see that or doesn't care.
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Southie is still super young and looks a bit bewildered at times. I would like to think that, with more experience and the comfort that should come with it, we will see fewer dumbass passes from him. Like Sys said, he sees the open guys a lot but seems to not notice the defenders at times. Kind of a forest/trees situ for him in the infancy of his 2nd season.
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i know this is a 'tay thread but since the topic seems to have moved towards shane i just wanted to make note of his two handed push the ball/pass to mcOrebs as mcOrebs was cutting baseline last night. very weird looking. but. it just goes to show the effort shane will put forth in making a pass. any pass.
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i know this is a 'tay thread but since the topic seems to have moved towards shane i just wanted to make note of his two handed push the ball/pass to mcOrebs as mcOrebs was cutting baseline last night. very weird looking. but. it just goes to show the effort shane will put forth in making a pass. any pass.
Very good passer. Even the passes that look like a game of hot potato.
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shane has taken the passer's creed.
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Shane's value is in his versatility on D. The only reason anyone thinks he is a good passer is because frank said it one time.
he's a great passer in the sense that if someone is open and in position to score, southwell sees that and gets that person the ball. he's a poor passer in the sense that if there is a defender in between southwell and the open man, southwell either doesn't see that or doesn't care.
#TeamShaneDon'tCare
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Shane's value is in his versatility on D. The only reason anyone thinks he is a good passer is because frank said it one time.
he's a great passer in the sense that if someone is open and in position to score, southwell sees that and gets that person the ball. he's a poor passer in the sense that if there is a defender in between southwell and the open man, southwell either doesn't see that or doesn't care.
perfect.
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i know this is a 'tay thread but since the topic seems to have moved towards shane i just wanted to make note of his two handed push the ball/pass to mcOrebs as mcOrebs was cutting baseline last night. very weird looking. but. it just goes to show the effort shane will put forth in making a pass. any pass.
After living through the Asbury/Wooly years, the thing that impressed me about this play was not so much the pass itself, but the fact that we had someone on the receiving end who not only was looking for it, but actually caught the damn thing.
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i know this is a 'tay thread but since the topic seems to have moved towards shane i just wanted to make note of his two handed push the ball/pass to mcOrebs as mcOrebs was cutting baseline last night. very weird looking. but. it just goes to show the effort shane will put forth in making a pass. any pass.
After living through the Asbury/Wooly years, the thing that impressed me about this play was not so much the pass itself, but the fact that we had someone on the receiving end who not only was looking for it, but actually caught the damn thing.
seems like a direct shot at george hill.
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Hoping Martavious can be a 3rd option at the point and someone to spell guys at the 2. Unfortunately, we'll probably see many flat jumpers clank off the rim from Martavious. He is a decent defender, but would much rather give Southwell his minutes at the 2.
You seem confused. Those are Southwell's specialty. Although I was impressed with his minutes tonight, he is not even close to being as much of an offensive threat as Martavious.
Yes, both highly adept at flat clanking bricks from 17+ feet out, but Shane is longer, a better passer, and generally more adorable. His offensive game will improve.
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Southie
no, denied.
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Southie
no, denied.
'Tucks are gonna love this.
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i know this is a 'tay thread but since the topic seems to have moved towards shane i just wanted to make note of his two handed push the ball/pass to mcOrebs as mcOrebs was cutting baseline last night. very weird looking. but. it just goes to show the effort shane will put forth in making a pass. any pass.
After living through the Asbury/Wooly years, the thing that impressed me about this play was not so much the pass itself, but the fact that we had someone on the receiving end who not only was looking for it, but actually caught the damn thing.
seems like a direct shot at george hill.
Noticed that. for shame.
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i know this is a 'tay thread but since the topic seems to have moved towards shane i just wanted to make note of his two handed push the ball/pass to mcOrebs as mcOrebs was cutting baseline last night. very weird looking. but. it just goes to show the effort shane will put forth in making a pass. any pass.
After living through the Asbury/Wooly years, the thing that impressed me about this play was not so much the pass itself, but the fact that we had someone on the receiving end who not only was looking for it, but actually caught the damn thing.
seems like a direct shot at george hill.
Noticed that. for shame.
Defaming George Hill should be automatic grounds for banning. JMHO.
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the name "Martavious" fits well in place of the word "Disturbia", in Rihanna's hit song "Disturbia".
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the name "Martavious" fits well in place of the word "Disturbia", in Rihanna's hit song "Disturbia".
also fits well with the word "Notorious," in Notorious BIG's hit song "Notorious."
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yes, great catch E2P.
i'm smelling a brilliant thread idea cooking.
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the name "Martavious" fits well in place of the word "Disturbia", in Rihanna's hit song "Disturbia".
MAR MAR MAR
MAR-TAY-VIOUS!
HE IS! HE IS!
MAR-TAY-VIOUS!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwcONrTG7nk&ob=av2n (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fwcONrTG7nk&ob=av2n)
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yes, great catch E2P.
i'm smelling a brilliant thread idea cooking.
Wow. I've been thinking this for awhile. I see clams post this and I'm all like: "daaaamn, gonna drop some science on fools!" e2p's like an assassin sneaking in and droppin dimes before his time son. he's all precocious up in this mother.
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yes, great catch E2P.
i'm smelling a brilliant thread idea cooking.
Wow. I've been thinking this for awhile. I see clams post this and I'm all like: "daaaamn, gonna drop some science on fools!" e2p's like an assassin sneaking in and droppin dimes before his time son. he's all precocious up in this mother.
:brushestortugaoffmyshoulders:
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robcassidy22 Rob Cassidy
Frank Martin says Martavious Irving will play on Tuesday. Irving missed Kansas State's last game with an ankle injury, but practiced today.