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TITLETOWN - A Decade Long Celebration Of The Greatest Achievement In College Athletics History => Jerome Tang Coaches Kansas State Basketball => Topic started by: renocat on January 26, 2018, 06:27:16 AM
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We are winning!
I hear in the outback comments such as "we like him", "nice man", decent, but no one says they love him. Not like my demented KU buddies say about Bill; they love him. People said that they loved Martin. I have not really remember Weber saying he loves his players or the fans. Manhattan, yes. His family, yes. I am sure he has expressed affectionate thoughts towards players, fans, and the school, but I can recall them. He is not convincing. Ol' Snyder still makes a connection to fans, the common fan. I miss this with Weber.
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Losing to LaSalle. Losing the program basically and having to rebuild. Being goofy and awkward.
If he beats LaSalle and goes to the Sweet 16 in year one some of this is moot.
If he doesn't lose Foster and others, he's our lovable goofy coach for sure right now.
If he completes this rebuild and has success the next 2 seasons including at least 1 second weekend appearance in the NCAAs, he probably still becomes our lovable goofy coach. (to many, I realize some aren't coming back)
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Well I don’t like him because he’s not Frank and does the opposite of what Frank would do in almost every situation (win NCAA games, be loved by his players, be accountable, be charismatic, it goes on)
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For me it has been the accountability since the end of year one. When he spent his entire press conferences after the KU and LaSalle losses throwing his players under the bus, backing it up, and running over them again, I was out forever. Given that he has repeated this throughout his tenure, I see no reason to change.
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For me it has been the accountability since the end of year one. When he spent his entire press conferences after the KU and LaSalle losses throwing his players under the bus, backing it up, and running over them again, I was out forever. Given that he has repeated this throughout his tenure, I see no reason to change.
Yup, this is the worst thing about him, even worse than the losing
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Well I don’t like him because he’s not Frank and does the opposite of what Frank would do in almost every situation (win NCAA games, be loved by his players, be accountable, be charismatic, it goes on)
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Get him @meow meow !!! FRANK. FRANK. FRANK!
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wacky, not sure what you're wanting here.
can i add that #askfran makes him look like such a crybaby bitch?
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Never mind, I can't find the post where someone was making fun of bringing up Frank so much. I thought it was you. :frown:
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oh it def was me, but only because you brought up frank. it's all good bruh
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Losing to LaSalle. Losing the program basically and having to rebuild. Being goofy and awkward.
If he beats LaSalle and goes to the Sweet 16 in year one some of this is moot.
If he doesn't lose Foster and others, he's our lovable goofy coach for sure right now.
If he completes this rebuild and has success the next 2 seasons including at least 1 second weekend appearance in the NCAAs, he probably still becomes our lovable goofy coach. (to many, I realize some aren't coming back)
I wouldn't like him any more if he had gone to the sweet 16 that year. If anything, that would have made the last few years even harder to take. He needs to finish this year strong and have a better team next year for me to consider liking him.
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oh it def was me, but only because you brought up frank. it's all good bruh
:thumbs:
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Takes more than a 3 game winning streak for me to forgive him his failures
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Well I don’t like him because he’s not Frank and does the opposite of what Frank would do in almost every situation (win NCAA games, be loved by his players, be accountable, be charismatic, it goes on)
His guys are very loyal to him.
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His press conferences and excuses. That's really it for me. He can't help his voice. It's endearing when he wins.
Love ppl who bitch about him getting outside of the coaches box for over trying however.
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his non con scheduling makes it hard to get excited about basketball every year
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He called Mr Kstate Ernie Barnett, I can't ever forgive that.
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Cotton Fitzpatrick
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Takes more than a 3 game winning streak for me to forgive him his failures
Correction, a 3 game winning streak in the tournament might win me over
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What's worse: 1) physically abusing players on national tv, or 2) sayimg they didn't play well in a post game presser?
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What's worse: 1) physically abusing players on national tv, or 2) sayimg they didn't play well in a post game presser?
gmafb
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Well I don’t like him because he’s not Frank and does the opposite of what Frank would do in almost every situation (win NCAA games, be loved by his players, be accountable, be charismatic, it goes on)
His guys are very loyal to him.
Yeah, not sure where that statement came from. The guys who have stuck around love oscar and the staff.
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physically abusing players on national tv
oscar did this too a season or 2 ago. Maybe someone with a better memory can find it again.
Also, if he won a national championship I'd still want him fired Tuesday morning.
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My principles will not be sullied by such a frivolous thing as program success. :don'tcare:
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Well I don’t like him because he’s not Frank and does the opposite of what Frank would do in almost every situation (win NCAA games, be loved by his players, be accountable, be charismatic, it goes on)
His guys are very loyal to him.
Yeah, not sure where that statement came from. The guys who have stuck around love oscar and the staff.
He's had two players in like 6 years that have seemed to really, genuinely enjoy him. They are both still on the team. You guys are suffering from an acute case of recency bias.
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He's a dork.
Which means he has to win at a higher rate than a non-dork. He has flirted with that rate, but has usually been just below it. This year is his chance though.
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Some like Weber. Some don't. Doesn't matter really. If Weber wins enough this year, he'll be back whether you like him or not. Meanwhile we have a real basketball team to watch.
If you do not like what you are seeing from the players on this team during the last couple of weeks and are not interested in possibilities for this team, you don't really like KSU basketball.
Through 8 Big 12 games, you have been watching two Big 12 All conference level performances from Brown and Wade. Mawein coming on and actually being a big the other team has to consider. Sneed and Diarra playing good defense and fitting into the team structure. Wainright flashing some potential at times.
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Well I don’t like him because he’s not Frank and does the opposite of what Frank would do in almost every situation (win NCAA games, be loved by his players, be accountable, be charismatic, it goes on)
His guys are very loyal to him.
Yeah, not sure where that statement came from. The guys who have stuck around love oscar and the staff.
He's had two players in like 6 years that have seemed to really, genuinely enjoy him. They are both still on the team. You guys are suffering from an acute case of recency bias.
You don't live in Manhattan, so I have no idea how you could come to this conclusion. Southwell liked him enough to come back and be a grad assistant with him. Sounds like you have a little bias coming out yourself.
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Dumpster-diving is gross.
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i like my dogs and don't like my neighbor's dogs. they're all dogs, but i only like some of them.
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I like most dogs
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I love dogs but hate my neighbors dog. :ck:
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Almost time to merge this w/Nassar thread.
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Just got a new dog yesterday!
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Pics bro
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I like dogs and I like my neighbors dog. she likes to come over and play with my dogs. I do not like when she shits in my yard though
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Well I don’t like him because he’s not Frank and does the opposite of what Frank would do in almost every situation (win NCAA games, be loved by his players, be accountable, be charismatic, it goes on)
His guys are very loyal to him.
Yeah, not sure where that statement came from. The guys who have stuck around love oscar and the staff.
He's had two players in like 6 years that have seemed to really, genuinely enjoy him. They are both still on the team. You guys are suffering from an acute case of recency bias.
I know you are gE'ing but I (and my multiple sources close to the situation) will still point out that you are 100% incorrect.
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Well I don’t like him because he’s not Frank and does the opposite of what Frank would do in almost every situation (win NCAA games, be loved by his players, be accountable, be charismatic, it goes on)
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Frank is not a good coach, and is TOO emotional. Brad was his everything. He's had one great season at SC, and who knows how much he is directly responsible for. Yeah yeah...he gets and deserves credit for it, just saying context is everything.
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because being a perpetual bubble team is stupid and lame
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Pics bro
(https://preview.ibb.co/cOs36w/0_F60_DA07_9_CD1_47_B0_90_E3_574_F3_FFDEF68.jpg)
We named him Royal. 7 weeks old.
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v nice dog
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because being a perpetual bubble team is stupid and lame
I'm mixed on oscar, sometimes we look very good and sometimes we look confused. I think we should let this offense develop before rushing to conclusions though. Give him credit for an early defensive focus, with understanding how offensive flow will come with experience...take the growing,pains,and teachable,moments along the way (e.g., The Flush ever since @KU). We have players. We have D. We can have O.
Frank had one stellar season at K-State and we bung the moon for him, but couldn't get past S16 with one of the best teams we've had and was close or on the bubble for at least half of our bids. He relies on berated effort and a clutch player. I honestly don't see Frank developing much out of anyone who wouldn't have done it without him anyway...a la Pullen. Kelly, maybe? His key to success is recruiting, pure and simple. At least BW, as awkward as he is, knows bball.
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Pics bro
(https://preview.ibb.co/cOs36w/0_F60_DA07_9_CD1_47_B0_90_E3_574_F3_FFDEF68.jpg)
We named him Royal. 7 weeks old.
I will call him spud
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because being a perpetual bubble team is stupid and lame
I'm mixed on oscar, sometimes we look very good and sometimes we look confused. I think we should let this offense develop before rushing to conclusions though. Give him credit for an early defensive focus, with understanding how offensive flow will come with experience...take the growing,pains,and teachable,moments along the way (e.g., The Flush ever since @KU). We have players. We have D. We can have O.
Frank had one stellar season at K-State and we bung the moon for him, but couldn't get past S16 with one of the best teams we've had and was close or on the bubble for at least half of our bids. He relies on berated effort and a clutch player. I honestly don't see Frank developing much out of anyone who wouldn't have done it without him anyway...a la Pullen. Kelly, maybe? His key to success is recruiting, pure and simple. At least BW, as awkward as he is, knows bball.
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That dumbass Frank that doesn't know basketball has a Final Four and Elite 8 in the time span where awkward know-it-all oscar won a single first round game. idiot
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Pics bro
(https://preview.ibb.co/cOs36w/0_F60_DA07_9_CD1_47_B0_90_E3_574_F3_FFDEF68.jpg)
We named him Royal. 7 weeks old.
does he absorb contact and finish at the bowl?
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His in game micromanaging and not being able to stay off the court irritates me to no end. I coach youth basketball and see why he does it but I'm coaching kids that have only been playing for a year or 2 and practice 1-2 times a week for an hour. his players should not need the amount of yelling (coaching) from the sideline. This feels like he does not prepare them during practice well enough.
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That pup is huge for 7 weeks :eek:
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because being a perpetual bubble team is stupid and lame
I'm mixed on oscar, sometimes we look very good and sometimes we look confused. I think we should let this offense develop before rushing to conclusions though. Give him credit for an early defensive focus, with understanding how offensive flow will come with experience...take the growing,pains,and teachable,moments along the way (e.g., The Flush ever since @KU). We have players. We have D. We can have O.
Frank had one stellar season at K-State and we bung the moon for him, but couldn't get past S16 with one of the best teams we've had and was close or on the bubble for at least half of our bids. He relies on berated effort and a clutch player. I honestly don't see Frank developing much out of anyone who wouldn't have done it without him anyway...a la Pullen. Kelly, maybe? His key to success is recruiting, pure and simple. At least BW, as awkward as he is, knows bball.
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That pup is huge for 7 weeks :eek:
Oops. 7 months. Months.
does he absorb contact and finish at the bowl?
Of course.
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because being a perpetual bubble team is stupid and lame
I'm mixed on oscar, sometimes we look very good and sometimes we look confused. I think we should let this offense develop before rushing to conclusions though. Give him credit for an early defensive focus, with understanding how offensive flow will come with experience...take the growing,pains,and teachable,moments along the way (e.g., The Flush ever since @KU). We have players. We have D. We can have O.
Frank had one stellar season at K-State and we bung the moon for him, but couldn't get past S16 with one of the best teams we've had and was close or on the bubble for at least half of our bids. He relies on berated effort and a clutch player. I honestly don't see Frank developing much out of anyone who wouldn't have done it without him anyway...a la Pullen. Kelly, maybe? His key to success is recruiting, pure and simple. At least BW, as awkward as he is, knows bball.
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This is an unbelievably bad take. I mean, what in the actual eff are you talking about?
To rebut your tournament hot takes, In the 4 out of 5 years with Frank that we went to the tournament, we had a 2, 5, 8, and 11 seed. 1 year on the bubble. We also made it to at least the round of 32 in each of those years. We went to an elite 8 with "one of the best teams we've had" (which I guess you give no credit to Frank for?). For comparison, oscar has been to 3 in 5, had a 4, 9, and 11 seed and has never made the round of 32.
It's horribly tired at this point to compare Frank and oscar, but apparently it still needs to be done.
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His in game micromanaging and not being able to stay off the court irritates me to no end. I coach youth basketball and see why he does it but I'm coaching kids that have only been playing for a year or 2 and practice 1-2 times a week for an hour. his players should not need the amount of yelling (coaching) from the sideline. This feels like he does not prepare them during practice well enough.
:lol:
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That pup is huge for 7 weeks :eek:
Oops. 7 months. Months.
does he absorb contact and finish at the bowl?
Of course.
:lol:
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losing to lasalle was inexcusable
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That pup is huge for 7 weeks :eek:
Oops. 7 months. Months.
i'm surprised sys didn't say anything
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I mostly hate him because he couldn't, as predicted, sustain program success, and I have no confidence he will do so in the future. An objective look at the K-State roster suggests good things in 2019 and then the deluge.
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It's hard to love barely above competent.
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our disdain for oscar is not unique to our fanbase, the guy is a rough ridin' downgrade
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It's hard to love barely above competent.
Even harder to love only competent once every 4 or 5 years
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Well I don’t like him because he’s not Frank and does the opposite of what Frank would do in almost every situation (win NCAA games, be loved by his players, be accountable, be charismatic, it goes on)
His guys are very loyal to him.
Yeah, not sure where that statement came from. The guys who have stuck around love oscar and the staff.
He's had two players in like 6 years that have seemed to really, genuinely enjoy him. They are both still on the team. You guys are suffering from an acute case of recency bias.
I know you are gE'ing but I (and my multiple sources close to the situation) will still point out that you are 100% incorrect.
gE'ing a bit, but I don't think oscar is probably a real popular coach. Half of the kids he's recruited have either been booted, been encouraged to move on, or transferred of their own accord. Doubt those guys have a lot of love for oscar, and I'm sure he's not batting 1.000 with the guys who have stayed.
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our disdain for oscar is not unique to our fanbase, the guy is a rough ridin' downgrade
Couldn’t have said it better myself
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It's hard to love barely above competent.
Even harder to love only competent once every 4 or 5 years
(https://i.imgur.com/GBUez4q.gif)
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our disdain for oscar is not unique to our fanbase, the guy is a rough ridin' downgrade
Couldn’t have said it better myself
Yes, people who claim to like oscar are just lying to themselves in an attempt to make the best out of a bad situation. It doesn't make them bad people, but it does make them wrong. I'm sure there were some oscar defenders at Illinois, but I sure as crap haven't heard from any of them after he got fired. They probably just breathed a giant sigh of relief that they didn't have to defend the guy anymore and started coming up with talking points for why John Groce wasn't a waste of space.
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I think he'll retire within 4 years. He's getting up there. :pray:
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I love Oscar as much as Charlie Brown loves joe shlabotnik.
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losing to lasalle was inexcusable
I don't care about that much at all. The fact that he hasn't even sniffed another attempt at a LaSalle situation is far, far worse.
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losing to lasalle was inexcusable
I don't care about that much at all. The fact that he hasn't even sniffed another attempt at a LaSalle situation is far, far worse.
no losing to la salle in a de facto home game with hot rod and angel is unforgiveable
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the fact that we had to rely on our boy oscar’s last second shot in the corner baseline play
I got pissed just typing that
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losing to lasalle was inexcusable
I don't care about that much at all. The fact that he hasn't even sniffed another attempt at a LaSalle situation is far, far worse.
no losing to la salle in a de facto home game with hot rod and angel is unforgiveable
Every program loses games like that all the time. The great ones just play lots of them
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Losing to LaSalle. Losing the program basically and having to rebuild. Being goofy and awkward.
If he beats LaSalle and goes to the Sweet 16 in year one some of this is moot.
If he doesn't lose Foster and others, he's our lovable goofy coach for sure right now.
If he completes this rebuild and has success the next 2 seasons including at least 1 second weekend appearance in the NCAAs, he probably still becomes our lovable goofy coach. (to many, I realize some aren't coming back)
Agree with a lot of this. The only thing I was bummed in the first 2 years was the loss to LaSalle.
Year 3 & 4 were big disappointments. Last year, we snuck into NCAA but had we been 10-8, 11-7 in B12 I think more of us would have been positive about the season as a whole.
This season has really taking a positive spin. We are playing like a top 25 team. Doing this thru next March will get Weber in more positive light with majority of the fan base
He's almost total opposite of Frank. If he wins and has an exciting team (like 13' and this year), then he's fine. His dorky personality gets overlooked if we have a good team on the floor
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i don't think i would like him any more if he were more successful. arguably, i would like him less.
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its fun to win with such a dorky coach esp if it's against some hardass. i know he makes a lot of excuses and we all thought he was never going to change but it seems like he's improved as a coach.
we seem mumped after our studs leave but it seems like he knows how to find good players and we'll have momentum after our final 4 this year and nc next. lots of potential with oscar :excited: <-- my face when i realize we have him for at least 3 more years
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He fills his roster with five actual power 5 players, two of whom play the same position, and eight stiffs.
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losing to lasalle was inexcusable
I don't care about that much at all. The fact that he hasn't even sniffed another attempt at a LaSalle situation is far, far worse.
no losing to la salle in a de facto home game with hot rod and angel is unforgiveable
We lost a 4-13 game in the tournament, bfd, no one liked that team anyway despite them winning a conference championship
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Games like this one.
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Games like this one.
Getting our hopes up for games like this and then crashing back to the reality that oscar hasn't been to a sweet 16 since the 04/05 Illinois runner up team and will likely never get there again because he is a bona fide loser
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Well I don’t like him because he’s not Frank and does the opposite of what Frank would do in almost every situation (win NCAA games, be loved by his players, be accountable, be charismatic, it goes on)
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Frank is not a good coach, and is TOO emotional. Brad was his everything. He's had one great season at SC, and who knows how much he is directly responsible for. Yeah yeah...he gets and deserves credit for it, just saying context is everything.
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LOL, an E8 and a Final Four at two basically dickhole bball programs. Yep, not very good.
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because being a perpetual bubble team is stupid and lame
I'm mixed on oscar, sometimes we look very good and sometimes we look confused. I think we should let this offense develop before rushing to conclusions though. Give him credit for an early defensive focus, with understanding how offensive flow will come with experience...take the growing,pains,and teachable,moments along the way (e.g., The Flush ever since @KU). We have players. We have D. We can have O.
Frank had one stellar season at K-State and we bung the moon for him, but couldn't get past S16 with one of the best teams we've had and was close or on the bubble for at least half of our bids. He relies on berated effort and a clutch player. I honestly don't see Frank developing much out of anyone who wouldn't have done it without him anyway...a la Pullen. Kelly, maybe? His key to success is recruiting, pure and simple. At least BW, as awkward as he is, knows bball.
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Meh, you could argue oscar has recruited better and done less with more.
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losing to lasalle was inexcusable
I don't care about that much at all. The fact that he hasn't even sniffed another attempt at a LaSalle situation is far, far worse.
no losing to la salle in a de facto home game with hot rod and angel is unforgiveable
We lost a 4-13 game in the tournament, bfd, no one liked that team anyway despite them winning a conference championship
I hope you were joking
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https://twitter.com/ryanablack/status/958198992504008704
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https://twitter.com/ryanablack/status/958198992504008704
oscar believes he is untouchable and up until this point the administration hasn't given him any reason to think otherwise.
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because being a perpetual bubble team is stupid and lame
I'm mixed on oscar, sometimes we look very good and sometimes we look confused. I think we should let this offense develop before rushing to conclusions though. Give him credit for an early defensive focus, with understanding how offensive flow will come with experience...take the growing,pains,and teachable,moments along the way (e.g., The Flush ever since @KU). We have players. We have D. We can have O.
Frank had one stellar season at K-State and we bung the moon for him, but couldn't get past S16 with one of the best teams we've had and was close or on the bubble for at least half of our bids. He relies on berated effort and a clutch player. I honestly don't see Frank developing much out of anyone who wouldn't have done it without him anyway...a la Pullen. Kelly, maybe? His key to success is recruiting, pure and simple. At least BW, as awkward as he is, knows bball.
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Meh, you could argue oscar has recruited better and done less with more.
Yeah I would probably make that argument
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:lol:
https://twitter.com/sportscollegian/status/958211376681553920
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How come I don't love Oscar?
50-49 in Big 12 play in year 6. He'll probably even out after this weekend. :buh-bye: :sdeek:
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http://www.kansas.com/sports/college/big-12/kansas-state/article197332844.html (http://www.kansas.com/sports/college/big-12/kansas-state/article197332844.html)
“We had an unbelievable three weeks,” Weber said. “We are 5-4 (Big 12) and we overcame a tragedy.
:facepalm:
The goal is still there, and that is to get to the NCAA Tournament.
Don't set those expectations too high you rough ridin' loser :flush:
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So he is using a tragedy to justify the performance of a team for an entire season? If I recall, the World Series winning Royals in 2015 had like 3 family members pass away.
If the administration won't call oscar out on his bullshit, he will continue to sling this verbal poo.
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What was the tragedy?
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What was the tragedy?
stokes?
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His use of excuses and lowering expectations is second to none. Seriously, has there ever been a coach that makes more excuses than oscar?
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Didn't the asst coach son pass away before the season started?
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Didn't the asst coach son pass away before the season started?
That was late 2016.
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Didn't the asst coach son pass away before the season started?
That was late 2016.
:lol: My bad. I laugh because the tragedy can be no other reason than Stoke's inury. Pretty dramatic response from oscar.
Unless....he is talking about the Snyder tragedy (I really hope he is not).
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What was the tragedy?
stokes?
CAS and i were listening to that live and asked the same question. I thought Stokes, he guessed the Snyder death.
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What was the tragedy?
stokes?
CAS and i were listening to that live and asked the same question. I thought Stokes, he guessed the Snyder death.
ah. did anyone follow up?
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Tragedy was poor word choice, but I wasn't surprised by it.
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Tragedy was poor word choice, but I wasn't surprised by it.
what is he talking about?
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My serious guess is Snyder. But also could be getting jobbed in Lawrence and losing by 1 point.
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As of now. Accountability and not being able to admit to his own faults. The man needs direction, but he is the head coach so he should be the one leading, not needing a leader
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I guess he just accidentally said tragedy instead of injury and also forgot about any injuries that any opponents had.
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The man has coached basketball for decades yet a simple zone against his team looked like the unsolvable riddle. It was incredible how bad it was
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The man has coached basketball for decades yet a simple zone against his team looked like the unsolvable riddle. It was incredible how bad it was
Almost as baffling: Self didn't start the second half in zone
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The man has coached basketball for decades yet a simple zone against his team looked like the unsolvable riddle. It was incredible how bad it was
Almost as baffling: Self didn't start the second half in zone
Well Self is a good coach and he probably assumed oscar would make a change to combat it. Obviously Self was wrong for thinking that.
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Self knows Coach Iba is judging him from on High and needed Doke's 3rd foul as cover
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also most defenses are more effective when the offense has a player you literally don't need to guard at all (Mawein)
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The man has coached basketball for decades yet a simple zone against his team looked like the unsolvable riddle. It was incredible how bad it was
Then stated without reservation when asked postgame how much he prepped for it with a non chalant 'none'
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also without consequence
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also without consequence
being the ice family pet has its perks
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Then stated without reservation when asked postgame how much he prepped for it with a nonchalant 'none'
take this to the weber's likeable traits thread.
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Games like last night that rips are naive hopeful hearts right out of warm purple bodies. It's like santa capping in you stocking. Like watching someone shoot your family dog. I don't mind losing especially if we don't give up, but players looking lost and not adjusting to other team is on the coach. I watch espn, and they said Weber told his minions that KU is like everyone else in the 1st timeout. Durrr isn't this something you do before the game?
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also most defenses are more effective when the offense has a player you literally don't need to guard at all (Mawein)
he is amazingly bad
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I watch espn, and they said Weber told his minions that KU is like everyone else in the 1st timeout.
It was "we're all people."
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"SHUTUP oscar"
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=skqc4HGvT0o[/youtube]
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I love oscar for his blow by handshakes when he loses and his long drawn out conversations when he wins
This is my personal favorite (go to 7:30)
[youtube]https://youtu.be/wLzpEkOIZvk?t=7m39s[/youtube]
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Crazy to think Turgeon has been at Maryland since 2011.
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Those Maryland jerseys are hot
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:lol:
https://twitter.com/sportscollegian/status/958211376681553920
I guess I'm missing the joke here.
http://www.kansas.com/sports/college/big-12/kansas-state/article197332844.html (http://www.kansas.com/sports/college/big-12/kansas-state/article197332844.html)
“We had an unbelievable three weeks,” Weber said. “We are 5-4 (Big 12) and we overcame a tragedy.
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oscar :facepalm:
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also most defenses are more effective when the offense has a player you literally don't need to guard at all (Mawein)
he is amazingly bad
His 3 pointer was an absolute treat
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Man, William self is a magician with refs
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also most defenses are more effective when the offense has a player you literally don't need to guard at all (Mawein)
he is amazingly bad
His 3 pointer was an absolute treat
I know he had at least one shot in the post that barely drew backboard. It may have happened twice.
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K-State also had little time to practice for La Salle.
“We had one day for preparation,” Weber said. “You have to play a 13-seed who is better than their seed, and you only get one day to prepare and it wasn’t even really a day. They played at 10 at night and we had practice the next morning at 11. What can you get done? But it is what it is. You can’t make excuses.”
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It wasn't even really a day.
You can't make excuses.
You can make exBruces.
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Should the question instead be do we have any confidence in Oscar? I am always hopeful about Cat basketball, but I am skeptical that Weber will ever get us to the top of Glory Mountain.
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It is time for canned weiners. The Oscar has to be let go. Worse loss since the creation of time. Kim Anderson bad. I have started my annual cussing fits.
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Chin up, u and wacky will be back to scold us after the next win.
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30 point conference losses in back to back seasons. That seems bad.
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30 point conference losses in back to back seasons. That seems bad.
But Frank has only won 4 tournament games in 5 seasons with usc
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Rumblings on KSO that #oscar threw some postgame shade at the schedule-makers for putting the 'cats up against ku and wvu back-to-back.
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:buh-bye:
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Don't play on the railroad tracks son. But mommy, a train won't come down these tracks. Foolish optimism. To the highball express down the track and has rattled us poor foolish purple saps.
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Two things driving me crazy about oscar right now:
1. Arbitrary two fouls and you're done for the half
2. Insisting on playing Love and Stockard instead of another guard.
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Stockard is absolutely awful. Haow can oscar be so inept at recruiting talent?
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Stockard is absolutely awful. Haow can oscar be so inept at recruiting talent?
Wut? He recruits NBA talent dumbass
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It's really pretty incredible that he can recruit anyone at all, with how many alternatives there are these days.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oYyyX-GxbG8
a blow by fist bump
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Stockard is absolutely awful. Haow can oscar be so inept at recruiting talent?
Wut? He recruits NBA talent dumbass
Like Mawein, Stockard, and Patrick? We have 2, maybe 3 players that actually make huge impact. Claws and The Flush have carried this team, beyond that we are very meh. Our bench is straight up awful. And our bigs are? Yikes.
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Recruits big shots, but can land anyone. He must.fish with poor bait.