Chisholm Trail Peggy Po's Nancy Neg's (The Return of the OOD!)

[CNS]

PP: Anya going berserk on the refs all night long.

Pretty big evolution from "Do you have to wear purple?".

[mocat]

It was I who was yelling at Jam from the front row. It was also I (and my front row mate) who were told to watch the language in front of the older ladies in front of us. I'm sure you'll call me a TUCK and PI the crap out of me but I'm ready for it. I would like to just say that after 10+ years of basketball you would think Jamar would have some better/more post moves than the turn against his opponent and throw the ball at the rim, hoping it goes in. That is all. Bring on the PIs    

GTFO

also, maybe you should upgrade to 4g 

[Dugout DickStone]

It was I who was yelling at Jam from the front row. It was also I (and my front row mate) who were told to watch the language in front of the older ladies in front of us. I'm sure you'll call me a TUCK and PI the crap out of me but I'm ready for it. I would like to just say that after 10+ years of basketball you would think Jamar would have some better/more post moves than the turn against his opponent and throw the ball at the rim, hoping it goes in. That is all. Bring on the PIs    

No, you are 'aight.

[Stevesie60]

Crowd was angry. Even _FAN was angry at times. It was weird.

[Spaces]

PP: Anya going berserk on the refs all night long.

Pretty big evolution from "Do you have to wear purple?".

"WE ARE AT HOME!" she yelled once.

It felt good hearing Anya say that. We're home now.

[J]

PP: Diaz's drive 

Took it right out of the book of DOB by JO. Too bad he didn't DOB

[kstater]

so was the crowd really good in person, it sounded like crap on tv, the boos even sounded weak.  was it just bad mic'ing.

I thought this, too. I was going to comment on how docile it seemed. Fran actually mentioned how quiet it was in the second half.

Owning Texas for so long made the result pre-determined.

Watching on TV, it never really felt as if the game was in doubt.  I could see why(inexcusable though) those in attendence were backing off a bit in the second half.

[Kat Kid]

Honestly it was a very good crowd.  It is too bad that did not translate.

[Fuktard]

has anyone mentioned the ref handing the ball to Texas on the inbounds while gruds was tying his shoe?  i kept thinking those 2 points might cost us the game.  that is simply inexcusable and there was virtually nothing said about it on tv other than Fran continually saying how great the refs were.

[michigancat]

has anyone mentioned the ref handing the ball to Texas on the inbounds while gruds was tying his shoe?  i kept thinking those 2 points might cost us the game.  that is simply inexcusable and there was virtually nothing said about it on tv other than Fran continually saying how great the refs were.

Yeah, that was weird. Fran mentioned it. Pretty dumb by McGrudes, really.

[Fuktard]

has anyone mentioned the ref handing the ball to Texas on the inbounds while gruds was tying his shoe?  i kept thinking those 2 points might cost us the game.  that is simply inexcusable and there was virtually nothing said about it on tv other than Fran continually saying how great the refs were.

Yeah, that was weird. Fran mentioned it. Pretty dumb by McGrudes, really.

I'm trying to remember if i have ever seen a situation where there was a dead ball and a player had lost a shoe and needed to put it back on, or needed to tie a shoe or whatever and the ref whistled play in before they could put their shoe back on or tie their shoe.  They won't let you lollygag in a timeout and will place the ball and begin the count, but I can't remember not allowing a player to tie a shoe.

[michigancat]

has anyone mentioned the ref handing the ball to Texas on the inbounds while gruds was tying his shoe?  i kept thinking those 2 points might cost us the game.  that is simply inexcusable and there was virtually nothing said about it on tv other than Fran continually saying how great the refs were.

Yeah, that was weird. Fran mentioned it. Pretty dumb by McGrudes, really.

I'm trying to remember if i have ever seen a situation where there was a dead ball and a player had lost a shoe and needed to put it back on, or needed to tie a shoe or whatever and the ref whistled play in before they could put their shoe back on or tie their shoe.  They won't let you lollygag in a timeout and will place the ball and begin the count, but I can't remember not allowing a player to tie a shoe.

They obviously didn't see him in time, dumbass.

[Cire]

refs last night were effing lazy

[ChiComCat]

has anyone mentioned the ref handing the ball to Texas on the inbounds while gruds was tying his shoe?  i kept thinking those 2 points might cost us the game.  that is simply inexcusable and there was virtually nothing said about it on tv other than Fran continually saying how great the refs were.

To be fair, Gruds tied his shoe about a hundred times last night

[kso_FAN]

refs last night were effing lazy

Twice they threw it Brown for inbounds plays when he wasn't ready and he almost dropped it.

[sys]

PP: Anya going berserk on the refs all night long.

Pretty big evolution from "Do you have to wear purple?".

"WE ARE AT HOME!" she yelled once.

It felt good hearing Anya say that. We're home now.

fantastic.

[MakeItRain]

has anyone mentioned the ref handing the ball to Texas on the inbounds while gruds was tying his shoe?  i kept thinking those 2 points might cost us the game.  that is simply inexcusable and there was virtually nothing said about it on tv other than Fran continually saying how great the refs were.

Yeah, that was weird. Fran mentioned it. Pretty dumb by McGrudes, really.

I'm trying to remember if i have ever seen a situation where there was a dead ball and a player had lost a shoe and needed to put it back on, or needed to tie a shoe or whatever and the ref whistled play in before they could put their shoe back on or tie their shoe.  They won't let you lollygag in a timeout and will place the ball and begin the count, but I can't remember not allowing a player to tie a shoe.

When he started to tie the shoe the trail official was talking to Frank and he was pretty pissed, I don't remember what they blew that time.  The lead watched for that conversation to end, but didn't scan the court to see what was going on, Rod could have been having a seizure for all he knew.  The lead official screwed that up big time.

Speaking of officials I don't think Joe Derosa has gotten enough run here.  He's been here twice lately (Mizzou game which was also officiated poorly) and he's rough ridin' brutal, pretty sure he was the lead who didn't scan the floor before inbounding the ball.  Anyway Derosa was fired from the NBA, with 4 other officials.  His last season Derosa threw a basketball at a Magic fan in a playoff series against the Celtics.  Derosa was suspended a game, but I'm pretty sure he didn't work any more playoff games that season & was fired in the off season.  I wish I was a student or Garth so I could work Joe the way I worked Higgins against WVU.  Anyway next time we have Derosa someone needs to go H.A.M.  Here's Derosa

Here's the story about him throwing a ball at a fan
http://www.aolnews.com/2010/05/19/no-special-treatment-for-joe-derosa/

[MakeItRain]

This may not be earth shattering to anyone else but it was for me.

We all know under Frank Martin that O-Boards are a hallmark of what we do and tv analysts frequently mention that it is "a part of their offense," last night I'm pretty sure I saw a play designed to get an offensive rebound.  Here's the set up.  I'm remembering this as I saw it live so I might miss a small detail as I have not watched the Watch ESPN replay.  Anyway I'm pretty sure I saw this play ran both halves but my focus is the time I saw it in the 2nd.  I believe that it was around 5 minutes left in the game.  Rod was on the same side of the floor as Jamar and Big Gip. Jamar and Gipson set staggered screens for Rodney to give him a look near the top of the key. The screens are high enough for one of them to roll to the basket but neither player rolled.  After Rodney took the pass from Will I believe who was on the elbow extended (either ar-t or Jones was in corner) Gipson and Samuels instead of rolling to the basket they simply turned and blocked out like it was a defensive rebound.  Rodney missed the shot but the soft rebound fell right to Gipson who had perfect positioning, they blocked out so well they would have easily gotten a long board too.

As I've said this may not mean much to you all, and I'm sure I'm about 3 years late noticing this but I don't think I've seen a play designed almost specifically to get an offensive rebound.  The design of the play was amazing, from the movement of the huge, to the spacing of the off guards, it was pretty cool.

[Acceleration Man]

Martavious made the steal to seal the deal.

Favorite part. Should write the whole thing in this fashion, IMO.

[pissclams]

This may not be earth shattering to anyone else but it was for me.

We all know under Frank Martin that O-Boards are a hallmark of what we do and tv analysts frequently mention that it is "a part of their offense," last night I'm pretty sure I saw a play designed to get an offensive rebound.  Here's the set up.  I'm remembering this as I saw it live so I might miss a small detail as I have not watched the Watch ESPN replay.  Anyway I'm pretty sure I saw this play ran both halves but my focus is the time I saw it in the 2nd.  I believe that it was around 5 minutes left in the game.  Rod was on the same side of the floor as Jamar and Big Gip. Jamar and Gipson set staggered screens for Rodney to give him a look near the top of the key. The screens are high enough for one of them to roll to the basket but neither player rolled.  After Rodney took the pass from Will I believe who was on the elbow extended (either ar-t or Jones was in corner) Gipson and Samuels instead of rolling to the basket they simply turned and blocked out like it was a defensive rebound.  Rodney missed the shot but the soft rebound fell right to Gipson who had perfect positioning, they blocked out so well they would have easily gotten a long board too.

As I've said this may not mean much to you all, and I'm sure I'm about 3 years late noticing this but I don't think I've seen a play designed almost specifically to get an offensive rebound.  The design of the play was amazing, from the movement of the huge, to the spacing of the off guards, it was pretty cool.

I'm going to call this post- "What MakeItRain thinks about at 4:30 am"

[kso_FAN]

This may not be earth shattering to anyone else but it was for me.

We all know under Frank Martin that O-Boards are a hallmark of what we do and tv analysts frequently mention that it is "a part of their offense," last night I'm pretty sure I saw a play designed to get an offensive rebound.  Here's the set up.  I'm remembering this as I saw it live so I might miss a small detail as I have not watched the Watch ESPN replay.  Anyway I'm pretty sure I saw this play ran both halves but my focus is the time I saw it in the 2nd.  I believe that it was around 5 minutes left in the game.  Rod was on the same side of the floor as Jamar and Big Gip. Jamar and Gipson set staggered screens for Rodney to give him a look near the top of the key. The screens are high enough for one of them to roll to the basket but neither player rolled.  After Rodney took the pass from Will I believe who was on the elbow extended (either ar-t or Jones was in corner) Gipson and Samuels instead of rolling to the basket they simply turned and blocked out like it was a defensive rebound.  Rodney missed the shot but the soft rebound fell right to Gipson who had perfect positioning, they blocked out so well they would have easily gotten a long board too.

As I've said this may not mean much to you all, and I'm sure I'm about 3 years late noticing this but I don't think I've seen a play designed almost specifically to get an offensive rebound.  The design of the play was amazing, from the movement of the huge, to the spacing of the off guards, it was pretty cool.

Yeah. Many of Frank's set plays are clearly designed to get players into good position for offensive boards.

[MakeItRain]

This may not be earth shattering to anyone else but it was for me.

We all know under Frank Martin that O-Boards are a hallmark of what we do and tv analysts frequently mention that it is "a part of their offense," last night I'm pretty sure I saw a play designed to get an offensive rebound.  Here's the set up.  I'm remembering this as I saw it live so I might miss a small detail as I have not watched the Watch ESPN replay.  Anyway I'm pretty sure I saw this play ran both halves but my focus is the time I saw it in the 2nd.  I believe that it was around 5 minutes left in the game.  Rod was on the same side of the floor as Jamar and Big Gip. Jamar and Gipson set staggered screens for Rodney to give him a look near the top of the key. The screens are high enough for one of them to roll to the basket but neither player rolled.  After Rodney took the pass from Will I believe who was on the elbow extended (either ar-t or Jones was in corner) Gipson and Samuels instead of rolling to the basket they simply turned and blocked out like it was a defensive rebound.  Rodney missed the shot but the soft rebound fell right to Gipson who had perfect positioning, they blocked out so well they would have easily gotten a long board too.

As I've said this may not mean much to you all, and I'm sure I'm about 3 years late noticing this but I don't think I've seen a play designed almost specifically to get an offensive rebound.  The design of the play was amazing, from the movement of the huge, to the spacing of the off guards, it was pretty cool.

I'm going to call this post- "What MakeItRain thinks about at 4:30 am"

First chance I had to post it

[Kat Kid]

has anyone mentioned the ref handing the ball to Texas on the inbounds while gruds was tying his shoe?  i kept thinking those 2 points might cost us the game.  that is simply inexcusable and there was virtually nothing said about it on tv other than Fran continually saying how great the refs were.

Yeah, that was weird. Fran mentioned it. Pretty dumb by McGrudes, really.

I'm trying to remember if i have ever seen a situation where there was a dead ball and a player had lost a shoe and needed to put it back on, or needed to tie a shoe or whatever and the ref whistled play in before they could put their shoe back on or tie their shoe.  They won't let you lollygag in a timeout and will place the ball and begin the count, but I can't remember not allowing a player to tie a shoe.

When he started to tie the shoe the trail official was talking to Frank and he was pretty pissed, I don't remember what they blew that time.  The lead watched for that conversation to end, but didn't scan the court to see what was going on, Rod could have been having a seizure for all he knew.  The lead official screwed that up big time.

Speaking of officials I don't think Joe Derosa has gotten enough run here.  He's been here twice lately (Mizzou game which was also officiated poorly) and he's rough ridin' brutal, pretty sure he was the lead who didn't scan the floor before inbounding the ball.  Anyway Derosa was fired from the NBA, with 4 other officials.  His last season Derosa threw a basketball at a Magic fan in a playoff series against the Celtics.  Derosa was suspended a game, but I'm pretty sure he didn't work any more playoff games that season & was fired in the off season.  I wish I was a student or Garth so I could work Joe the way I worked Higgins against WVU.  Anyway next time we have Derosa someone needs to go H.A.M.  Here's Derosa

Here's the story about him throwing a ball at a fan
http://www.aolnews.com/2010/05/19/no-special-treatment-for-joe-derosa/

Great info.  He was the worst of the bunch by far.  He is also the one that apologized to angel about blowing the goaltending call.

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[MakeItRain]

This may not be earth shattering to anyone else but it was for me.

We all know under Frank Martin that O-Boards are a hallmark of what we do and tv analysts frequently mention that it is "a part of their offense," last night I'm pretty sure I saw a play designed to get an offensive rebound.  Here's the set up.  I'm remembering this as I saw it live so I might miss a small detail as I have not watched the Watch ESPN replay.  Anyway I'm pretty sure I saw this play ran both halves but my focus is the time I saw it in the 2nd.  I believe that it was around 5 minutes left in the game.  Rod was on the same side of the floor as Jamar and Big Gip. Jamar and Gipson set staggered screens for Rodney to give him a look near the top of the key. The screens are high enough for one of them to roll to the basket but neither player rolled.  After Rodney took the pass from Will I believe who was on the elbow extended (either ar-t or Jones was in corner) Gipson and Samuels instead of rolling to the basket they simply turned and blocked out like it was a defensive rebound.  Rodney missed the shot but the soft rebound fell right to Gipson who had perfect positioning, they blocked out so well they would have easily gotten a long board too.

As I've said this may not mean much to you all, and I'm sure I'm about 3 years late noticing this but I don't think I've seen a play designed almost specifically to get an offensive rebound.  The design of the play was amazing, from the movement of the huge, to the spacing of the off guards, it was pretty cool.

Yeah. Many of Frank's set plays are clearly designed to get players into good position for offensive boards.

The difference I noticed in this particular set is that the offensive players sacrificed a potential better scoring position (not rolling to the basket after the pick) for better rebounding position.  Like I said I'm probably late to the party noticing this.

[kougar24]

has anyone mentioned the ref handing the ball to Texas on the inbounds while gruds was tying his shoe?  i kept thinking those 2 points might cost us the game.  that is simply inexcusable and there was virtually nothing said about it on tv other than Fran continually saying how great the refs were.

Yeah, that was weird. Fran mentioned it. Pretty dumb by McGrudes, really.

Don't blame McOrebs you eff. That is 100% on the ref. Players tie their shoes during dead ball situations all the time, and refs wait on them. There was no way McOrebs would have known this ref was vastly more incompetent than his peers.