did we intentionally run a stupid play the first time?

[sys]

knowing drew would give us the ball back and we could make him look stupid and rip out the hearts of their team and fans?  weber has a nazi past, and nazis are known to be cruel, so i think it's a question that's at least worth asking.

[ChiComCat]

What do you hate more sys, nazis or drew?

[meow meow]

Please tell me you guys saw Irving I think it was stretch his arms out at the student section before the ball was even in the basket.  Fist pumped at least 17 times, hard ones.

[MadCat]

knowing drew would give us the ball back and we could make him look stupid and rip out the hearts of their team and fans?  weber has a nazi past, and nazis are known to be cruel, so i think it's a question that's at least worth asking.

nazis invented curb stomping, so you very well could be right

[The Whale]

I hope there was a camera on Drew for that final possession.

[ednksu]

Please tell me you guys saw Irving I think it was stretch his arms out at the student section before the ball was even in the basket.  Fist pumped at least 17 times, hard ones.

More evidence that this was the real play all along.  How else would Tay have know to celebrate before it was even in the cup?  This was obviously practiced multiple times.

[catzacker]

Oddly, in the first play, Rod came off a screen and was wide f'ng open and didn't even look for the ball, he was just looking to set a screen. 

[Stevesie60]

I listened to oscar for a little bit talk about the play. It was a read. They drew it up in Brazil. Rodney saw the defender favor Gipson, so he dropped back to the 3 line, and Gipson read the same thing and set the screen (albeit moving) for him. Pretty great bruceketballing.

[Tobias]

I listened to oscar for a little bit talk about the play. It was a read. They drew it up in Brazil. Rodney saw the defender favor Gipson, so he dropped back to the 3 line, and Gipson read the same thing and set the screen (albeit moving) for him. Pretty great bruceketballing.

"oh, why am i heating up this milk?  kills germs, learned it in brazil"

[MikeNelson]

Bruces 1 second plays are sooo much better than his 7.7 second plays.

[bones129]

Bruces 1 second plays are sooo much better than his 7.7 second plays.

Definitely.

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[MadCat]

I listened to oscar for a little bit talk about the play. It was a read. They drew it up in Brazil. Rodney saw the defender favor Gipson, so he dropped back to the 3 line, and Gipson read the same thing and set the screen (albeit moving) for him. Pretty great bruceketballing.

they should call it the Wax Brazilian

[kougar24]

"Plays" are for rubes. Bruceketball motions it up.

[bones129]

I listened to oscar for a little bit talk about the play. It was a read. They drew it up in Brazil. Rodney saw the defender favor Gipson, so he dropped back to the 3 line, and Gipson read the same thing and set the screen (albeit moving) for him. Pretty great bruceketballing.

they should call it the Wax Brazilian

Lol

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[kso_FAN]

Drew's defense on the last play was interesting. They didn't even consider the possibility of popping out for a 3 and only defended the baseline/rim.

Their zone was pretty much Drew's traditional 2-3 stretched to defend the baseline, but they only put one guy (Austin) high and kept 4 low after K-State initiated movement. As a result, they had no one to account for the ball side wing once Gip screened/posted the low defender in the corner. There was no doubt Rod would be open if he popped to the wing as long as he read the defense right, and he did. Jackson stayed on the playside block, even though he had Jefferson to help protect the rim. The action of Shane and Tay on the weakside occupied Austin and Walton.

[ben ji]

I listened to oscar for a little bit talk about the play. It was a read. They drew it up in Brazil. Rodney saw the defender favor Gipson, so he dropped back to the 3 line, and Gipson read the same thing and set the screen (albeit moving) for him. Pretty great bruceketballing.

"oh, why am i heating up this milk?  kills germs, learned it in brazil"

Great post by tobias

[pissclams]

i love it when sys calls oscar a nazi.  it's really funny.  i'd put it right on par with the chicken nuggets stuff.  dems jokes.   

oscar/currie: 1
sys:  0

[ksucrcoop]

knowing drew would give us the ball back and we could make him look stupid and rip out the hearts of their team and fans?  weber has a nazi past, and nazis are known to be cruel, so i think it's a question that's at least worth asking.

savant  (?sæv?nt, French  sav??)
 
— n
a man of great learning; sage
 
[C18: from French, from savoir; to know, from Latin sapere  to be wise; see sapient ]

He knew, he knows

[CNS]

Oddly, in the first play, Rod came off a screen and was wide f'ng open and didn't even look for the ball, he was just looking to set a screen.

Yep.  Was infuriating until the last play.