HOW MUCH DO YOU DISLIKE oscar WEBER???? OFFICIAL oscar WEBER UNLIKE THREAD

[#LIFE]

This might be the worst KSU team ever in the last 30 years and that takes some rough ridin' work to pull that crap off

[KSUfaithful]

This might be the worst KSU team ever in the last 30 years and that takes some rough ridin' work to pull that crap off

Nailed it. 

[kso_FAN]

This might be the worst KSU team ever in the last 30 years and that takes some rough ridin' work to pull that crap off

The worst since Huggins? Yes.

However, I don't see a season like 96-97, 99-00, or 00-01 from this team.

[pissclams]

This might be the worst KSU team ever in the last 30 years and that takes some rough ridin' work to pull that crap off

The worst since Huggins? Yes.

However, I don't see a season like 96-97, 99-00, or 00-01 from this team.

that 2001 home loss to western carolina looks kind of familiar, as does the 2001-2002 season

[kso_FAN]

This might be the worst KSU team ever in the last 30 years and that takes some rough ridin' work to pull that crap off

The worst since Huggins? Yes.

However, I don't see a season like 96-97, 99-00, or 00-01 from this team.

that 2001 home loss to western carolina looks kind of familiar, as does the 2001-2002 season

Valid parallel.

[KSUfaithful]

oscar after the ORU game:

My thing is, I keep asking, “How do you guard? And what do you do?” I understand the hand touching outside and all of that stuff, but when a guy drives to the hoop what do you do? I just do not know what to do. It is very frustrating.

 

[#LIFE]

oscar after the ORU game:

My thing is, I keep asking, “How do you guard? And what do you do?” I understand the hand touching outside and all of that stuff, but when a guy drives to the hoop what do you do? I just do not know what to do. It is very frustrating.

 

You recruit someone over 6'2" to play the post dumbass

[CNS]

You go play the rough ridin' game you used to only don't constantly stiff arm the guy with the ball.  Then, you review the calls every game and find what else to do.

I hate this guy.

[Rage Against the McKee]

I hate oscar, too, but this new officiating really does suck. College basketball is just unwatchable. I only watch K-State because I feel invested. I can't even watch the rest of it anymore.

[CNS]

I hate oscar, too, but this new officiating really does suck. College basketball is just unwatchable. I only watch K-State because I feel invested. I can't even watch the rest of it anymore.

By the time March gets here, it will be much better.  It's just a very hard transition to make. 

[KSUfaithful]

oscar:

We have a quote on our locker room wall that says, “what is greater your excuses or your desire?” We have too many excuses and not enough desire.

oscar try practicing what he preaches.

And that quote is the most unispiring quote for a locker room. Reminds me of the "Eliminate bad football".

I hate this guy.

[Rage Against the McKee]

I hate oscar, too, but this new officiating really does suck. College basketball is just unwatchable. I only watch K-State because I feel invested. I can't even watch the rest of it anymore.

By the time March gets here, it will be much better.  It's just a very hard transition to make.

People keep saying this, but I have no idea why it would be true. Are the refs just going to revert back to the old way they called fouls or something?

[sonofdaxjones]

Thing is, if our two seniors playing a lot would have been anything but complete dog poop against NCU, K-State would have probably won the game pretty comfortably. 

I am still somewhat stunned at how non smooth Shane Southwell is at anything involving taking the ball to the rack.

Spradling is just bad.   

[CNS]

I hate oscar, too, but this new officiating really does suck. College basketball is just unwatchable. I only watch K-State because I feel invested. I can't even watch the rest of it anymore.

By the time March gets here, it will be much better.  It's just a very hard transition to make.

People keep saying this, but I have no idea why it would be true. Are the refs just going to revert back to the old way they called fouls or something?

Players will adjust and start playing defense without doing as much of what the refs are now whistling for.

[Rage Against the McKee]

I hate oscar, too, but this new officiating really does suck. College basketball is just unwatchable. I only watch K-State because I feel invested. I can't even watch the rest of it anymore.

By the time March gets here, it will be much better.  It's just a very hard transition to make.

People keep saying this, but I have no idea why it would be true. Are the refs just going to revert back to the old way they called fouls or something?

Players will adjust and start playing defense without doing as much of what the refs are now whistling for.

So they will stop defending?

[CNS]

Some of the stuff that the commentators have been mentioning is easily stopped.  For example: the guys doing the champ classic said the refs told them that defenders can't reach out and put a hand on the offensive player with the ball and hold it there.  Said that they can touch them and can touch them often, but can't hold it. 

Have also heard that one of the goals is to get the defender to stop slamming into the offense with their bodies.  This has been happening everywhere.

Obviously they are targeting reaching excessively as well.

If enforced correctly, this seems like the rules that most of us grew up playing.  It will definitely negatively effect the defender's ability to keep between the dribble and the basket and will give benefit to those with good handles and a quick first step.  If implemented well, it will raise scoring.  I can definitely see that.

[Rage Against the McKee]

Some of the stuff that the commentators have been mentioning is easily stopped.  For example: the guys doing the champ classic said the refs told them that defenders can't reach out and put a hand on the offensive player with the ball and hold it there.  Said that they can touch them and can touch them often, but can't hold it.  Well, that's not how they have been calling the games so far.

Have also heard that one of the goals is to get the defender to stop slamming into the offense with their bodies.  This has been happening everywhere. Those fouls have always been called. The new fouls this year are when the defender is just playing good defense and gets slammed into by the dribbler.

Obviously they are targeting reaching excessively as well. That's fine.

If enforced correctly, this seems like the rules that most of us grew up playing.  It will definitely negatively effect the defender's ability to keep between the dribble and the basket and will give benefit to those with good handles and a quick first step.  If implemented well, it will raise scoring.  I can definitely see that.

I guess I just don't see why increased scoring is a good thing. If they want to increase the scoring and flow of the game, they should make the shot clock 24 seconds. Calling 50 fouls per game doesn't really accomplish that goal at all.

[CNS]

Agreed.  The idea is that eventually kids will guard diff and there won't need to be as many calls.

As for the why, the game has gotten crazy physical of late.  I personally thought it was fine, but can understand why some see that as bad. 

I personally felt like the allowed contact leveled the playing field for teams not used to being NC candidates in that you can recruit kids that are athletic and play hard defense without having to out recruit Cal, Self, Izzo, etc.  The problem is that you end up with a product where a PG has to handle the ball like a running back on a layup until it is actually time to lay it in due to all the bumping, slapping, and stripping attempts. 

[Rage Against the McKee]

Agreed.  The idea is that eventually kids will guard diff and there won't need to be as many calls.

As for the why, the game has gotten crazy physical of late.  I personally thought it was fine, but can understand why some see that as bad. 

I personally felt like the allowed contact leveled the playing field for teams not used to being NC candidates in that you can recruit kids that are athletic and play hard defense without having to out recruit Cal, Self, Izzo, etc.  The problem is that you end up with a product where a PG has to handle the ball like a running back on a layup until it is actually time to lay it in due to all the bumping, slapping, and stripping attempts.

I think the new officiating style will actually benefit coaches like Frank and guards like Rodriguez and Clemente the most. Angel was always pushing off when he was dribbling down the court, and that is going to draw a lot of fouls now.

[HELLHAMMER]

Weber sucking confirmed once again.  eff him.

[8manpick]

To answer the OP, a lot

[Jackstack99EMAW]

If he plays the 3g 2sf lineup next year we wont have a chance to do anything significant,

[ksu101]

Are we going to bring up this rough ridin' thread every time we rough ridin' lose. Jfc guise...

[Winters]

Are we going to bring up this rough ridin' thread every time we rough ridin' lose. Jfc guise...

We'll do whatever we want

[BBF$$Kat]

Are we going to bring up this rough ridin' thread every time we rough ridin' lose. Jfc guise...

It never should have died during the wins...