Can I get a roll call for #teamburnitdown

[michigancat]

I missed all the tay stuff

He's being very passive-aggressive and its very frustrating/maddening. You don't picture the guys you think are studs as wimps. I'd rather he say nothing.

oh well

PG throwing the ball in

does it make a difference that vs Baylor, we were trying to score on the same end of the court?

I don't think it matters much either way, just making an observation.

[sys]

art inbounded the ball all the time.  not to bring the ball up the court, but pretty much anytime they wanted to try and score on the inbounds play.  can't remember so clearly before that, but i'm pretty sure that pullen threw the pass to mcgruder to hit the shot in the corner.  against texas i think.  so he probably did it frequently.

inbounding the ball on a play where they're trying to score, but over the length of the court is sort of a special situation.  i can understand why you'd want whoever you think is your best passer inbounding the ball, regardless of his size.

[felix rex]

DOOM is where the art is.

[SleepFighter]

It breaks my heart that that pass was thrown by "whoever [oscar] think is [his] best passer". For at least a couple of different reasons.

[kso_FAN]

PG inbounding isn't uncommon. I have more of an issue with our defense on the last play. You put your longest guy on the ball so a pass into the paint is very tough. It was way too easy for that guy to catch in there.

[michigancat]

PG inbounding isn't uncommon. I have more of an issue with our defense on the last play. You put your longest guy on the ball so a pass into the paint is very tough. It was way too easy for that guy to catch in there.

No I have more of an issue with fouling the three point shooter.

[michigancat]

PG inbounding isn't uncommon. I have more of an issue with our defense on the last play. You put your longest guy on the ball so a pass into the paint is very tough. It was way too easy for that guy to catch in there.

No I have more of an issue with fouling the three point shooter.

actually, I have more of an issue with not getting the rebound on the intentional miss and no one recovering to challenge the shot

[michigancat]

PG inbounding isn't uncommon. I have more of an issue with our defense on the last play. You put your longest guy on the ball so a pass into the paint is very tough. It was way too easy for that guy to catch in there.

No I have more of an issue with fouling the three point shooter.

actually, I have more of an issue with not getting the rebound on the intentional miss and no one recovering to challenge the shot

No, I think my biggest issue is that after all of this, we probably should have played for OT. I know we want to work on these types of plays but we can't afford lessons like this.

[michigancat]

PG inbounding isn't uncommon. I have more of an issue with our defense on the last play. You put your longest guy on the ball so a pass into the paint is very tough. It was way too easy for that guy to catch in there.

No I have more of an issue with fouling the three point shooter.

actually, I have more of an issue with not getting the rebound on the intentional miss and no one recovering to challenge the shot

No, I think my biggest issue is that after all of this, we probably should have played for OT. I know we want to work on these types of plays but we can't afford lessons like this.

nah, you're right, FAN, the defense on the inbound play was the worst

[kso_FAN]

PG inbounding isn't uncommon. I have more of an issue with our defense on the last play. You put your longest guy on the ball so a pass into the paint is very tough. It was way too easy for that guy to catch in there.

No I have more of an issue with fouling the three point shooter.

actually, I have more of an issue with not getting the rebound on the intentional miss and no one recovering to challenge the shot

No, I think my biggest issue is that after all of this, we probably should have played for OT. I know we want to work on these types of plays but we can't afford lessons like this.

nah, you're right, FAN, the defense on the inbound play was the worst

I was only talking about the inbound plays which the coach has a little more control over. And yes, not playing for OT was a worse decision by oscar than the defense on the last pay. All the other stuff you listed was equally if not more dumb, but that is stuff taught long before it happens on the floor. Or at least it should be.

[kso_FAN]

Oops.

[PIPE]

I have a problem with the whole game....not just one particular play......

[sys]

I have a problem with the whole game....not just one particular play......

correct.  not having a 20 pt lead was by far the worst of the last minute mistakes.

[michigancat]

I'm just goofing off you dweebs.

[sys]

I'm just goofing off you dweebs.

everyone knows that, you dweebs.

[CNS]

The first 3 minutes were pretty ok. 

[chum1]

At least the choke was a team effort and not just all on one player.

[michigancat]

At least the choke was a team effort and not just all on one player.

I really enjoyed dax trying to lay it all on Nino (frank player)

[CHONGS]

Plus bonus for the spanishy sounding name!

[kso_FAN]

At least the choke was a team effort and not just all on one player.

I really enjoyed dax trying to lay it all on Nino (frank player)

I'm sure surprised dax didn't choose Jevon. I mean the foul and the turnover?

[Tobias]

the original #agendite?

[star seed 7]

the original #agendite?

no question

[MakeItRain]

Point guard inbounding the ball in the front court absolutely makes a difference. I think the point guard should always inbound the ball in the front court. Your inbounds play should either lead to a score or initiate your offense. In theory your point guard is your best ball handler so they should be the first to touch it in the back court. Having your point guard throw the ball to a forward only to have that forward throw it back to the point guard in the back court is just as if not more inefficient than a 19 foot jumper.

[michigancat]

Point guard inbounding the ball in the front court absolutely makes a difference. I think the point guard should always inbound the ball in the front court. Your inbounds play should either lead to a score or initiate your offense. In theory your point guard is your best ball handler so they should be the first to touch it in the back court. Having your point guard throw the ball to a forward only to have that forward throw it back to the point guard in the back court is just as if not more inefficient than a 19 foot jumper.

Yeah, that doesn't apply to the play in question.

[MakeItRain]

Point guard inbounding the ball in the front court absolutely makes a difference. I think the point guard should always inbound the ball in the front court. Your inbounds play should either lead to a score or initiate your offense. In theory your point guard is your best ball handler so they should be the first to touch it in the back court. Having your point guard throw the ball to a forward only to have that forward throw it back to the point guard in the back court is just as if not more inefficient than a 19 foot jumper.

Yeah, that doesn't apply to the play in question.

I wasn't talking about any particular play but I'm not sure how this doesn't apply to the question mocat asked.