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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #125 on: January 10, 2014, 08:57:35 AM »
Radio said oscar piped in THUNDERSTRUCK to practice to get the guys ready.  Any truth to that?

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #126 on: January 10, 2014, 09:13:10 AM »
oscar!

K-State Heads to Lawrence Saturday for 278th Sunflower Showdown

Saturday afternoon two of the three top ranked college basketball teams in the nation from the state of Kansas will be meeting up for a much anticipated match up.

The #25 Kansas State Wildcats will make the short drive down I-70 Saturday to Lawrence for the 278th Sunflower KSU BASKETBALLShowdown against the #18 Kansas Jayhawks. K-State has not won in Lawrence since 2006 and the last time the Wildcats won in Lawrence when both teams were ranked was 1958.

Shane Southwell, senior guard, said that a win Saturday would be crucial. “I never won there or even got close to winning there. I want to get a win there. It is going to be hard to look back on my life and say I did not get a win in that arena.”

To prepare his team for the atmosphere in Lawrence Saturday Head Coach oscar Weber had his team practice while loud crowd noises played in the background.

“The biggest thing is that you have to keep your poise, just try to play and just keep coming at them,” Weber said.

Thomas Gipson, junior forward, said that the extra sound during practice was something new to the team. “We didn’t do that last year, because coaches did not even know it was going to be that loud. Today (Thursday) we handled it pretty well. We were still focused and people were still communicating and trying to talk over the music and system. I feel like we did well.”

Saturday’s game tip’s off at 1:00 p.m. from Allen Fieldhouse.

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #127 on: January 10, 2014, 09:47:14 AM »
:lol: 2.26 PPM is ridic. How does that even happen?

2.26 PPP would be ridic, but 2.26 PPM is "only" 90 points over a game :dunno:

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #128 on: January 10, 2014, 10:02:02 AM »
We are going to get raped.

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #129 on: January 10, 2014, 10:26:11 AM »
our only real chance imo, is that with so many freshman on both sides, neither team is aware of the strange voodoo they hold over us in afh. and ku plays a little sloppy and allow us to hang around ala 06. but make no mistake - they will beat the crap out of us.
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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #130 on: January 10, 2014, 10:37:32 AM »
I pretty much know everything there is to know about KSU Basketball and there is no way in hell we are winning this game.

It's fun to think about tho...Like winning the lottery.

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #131 on: January 10, 2014, 10:47:42 AM »
lots of losery loser types in this thread  :flush:

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #132 on: January 10, 2014, 10:57:14 AM »
Maybe the Thunderstruck CD got a scratch on it and won't play?

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #133 on: January 10, 2014, 10:59:05 AM »
Weird to see 'zacker _FANing and _FAN 'zackering

Yep, things feel a little different this time around. A change in the wind? I remember feeling this way walking into AFH on a crisp Saturday morning in January 2006. And every other basketball Dillons the last 20 years. Still, Cats by 6.

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #134 on: January 10, 2014, 11:01:28 AM »
lots of losery loser types in this thread  :flush:

It's science!

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #135 on: January 10, 2014, 11:17:27 AM »
If Gip can make it to the under 12 timeout with less than 2 PFs..... :Wha:



Otherwise, expect Will to put up 19+, become a GPC legend, and then never come close to that mark the rest of the season.

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #136 on: January 10, 2014, 11:21:38 AM »
Maybe the Thunderstruck CD got a scratch on it and won't play?

Like, Self accidentally set his high ball glass of Diet pepsi and Stoli vanilla on it?

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #137 on: January 10, 2014, 11:31:00 AM »
Last time the Basketcats won in AFH, KU was 10-4 with a bunch of talented freshmen and it was a Saturday afternoon in mid-January. :O

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #138 on: January 10, 2014, 11:33:52 AM »
Last time the Basketcats won in AFH, KU was 10-4 with a bunch of talented freshmen and it was a Saturday afternoon in mid-January. :O

True.

But the Cats were coming off of one of the worst home league losses that I can remember. Definitely in the top 5 worst home league losses. It was brutal and nearly put me over the edge as others can attest.

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #139 on: January 10, 2014, 11:36:29 AM »
Last time the Basketcats won in AFH, KU was 10-4 with a bunch of talented freshmen and it was a Saturday afternoon in mid-January. :O

True.

But the Cats were coming off of one of the worst home league losses that I can remember. Definitely in the top 5 worst home league losses. It was brutal and nearly put me over the edge as others can attest.

yeah so clearly we're in worse shape being on a 10 game winning streak and all.

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #140 on: January 10, 2014, 11:38:24 AM »
Last time the Basketcats won in AFH, KU was 10-4 with a bunch of talented freshmen and it was a Saturday afternoon in mid-January. :O

True.

But the Cats were coming off of one of the worst home league losses that I can remember. Definitely in the top 5 worst home league losses. It was brutal and nearly put me over the edge as others can attest.

yeah so clearly we're in worse shape being on a 10 game winning streak and all.

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #141 on: January 10, 2014, 12:06:50 PM »
:lol: 2.26 PPM is ridic. How does that even happen?

2.26 PPP would be ridic, but 2.26 PPM is "only" 90 points over a game :dunno:

For one game it would be fairly meh, but that's over six games meaning there were some games (presumably) much higher.
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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #142 on: January 10, 2014, 01:03:34 PM »
oscar!

K-State Heads to Lawrence Saturday for 278th Sunflower Showdown

Saturday afternoon two of the three top ranked college basketball teams in the nation from the state of Kansas will be meeting up for a much anticipated match up.

The #25 Kansas State Wildcats will make the short drive down I-70 Saturday to Lawrence for the 278th Sunflower KSU BASKETBALLShowdown against the #18 Kansas Jayhawks. K-State has not won in Lawrence since 2006 and the last time the Wildcats won in Lawrence when both teams were ranked was 1958.

Shane Southwell, senior guard, said that a win Saturday would be crucial. “I never won there or even got close to winning there. I want to get a win there. It is going to be hard to look back on my life and say I did not get a win in that arena.”

To prepare his team for the atmosphere in Lawrence Saturday Head Coach oscar Weber had his team practice while loud crowd noises played in the background.

“The biggest thing is that you have to keep your poise, just try to play and just keep coming at them,” Weber said.

Thomas Gipson, junior forward, said that the extra sound during practice was something new to the team. “We didn’t do that last year, because coaches did not even know it was going to be that loud. Today (Thursday) we handled it pretty well. We were still focused and people were still communicating and trying to talk over the music and system. I feel like we did well.”

Saturday’s game tip’s off at 1:00 p.m. from Allen Fieldhouse.
How did the coaches think it wasn't going to be that loud last year? good grief.
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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #143 on: January 10, 2014, 04:56:28 PM »
I think its all on the freshmen for both sides. They rely a lot on OGW and if he doesn't produce then KU will have a hard time making up for it. On the other side we also need OGF and Thomas to perform well in their first game against the beakers. Not sure how Wiggins will handle that either.

If we can come out of the locker room and actually score points early on in each half, or at least score around the same rate early on then we have a real chance of winning. We need to also limit any runs they go on, KU likes to do that to us.

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #144 on: January 10, 2014, 05:07:40 PM »
I love sports stories before big away games where articles talk about blasting music and junk during practices. This is what it's all about dipshits. We'll prolly lose but whatev

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #145 on: January 10, 2014, 06:15:45 PM »
oscar!

K-State Heads to Lawrence Saturday for 278th Sunflower Showdown

Saturday afternoon two of the three top ranked college basketball teams in the nation from the state of Kansas will be meeting up for a much anticipated match up.

The #25 Kansas State Wildcats will make the short drive down I-70 Saturday to Lawrence for the 278th Sunflower KSU BASKETBALLShowdown against the #18 Kansas Jayhawks. K-State has not won in Lawrence since 2006 and the last time the Wildcats won in Lawrence when both teams were ranked was 1958.

Shane Southwell, senior guard, said that a win Saturday would be crucial. “I never won there or even got close to winning there. I want to get a win there. It is going to be hard to look back on my life and say I did not get a win in that arena.”

To prepare his team for the atmosphere in Lawrence Saturday Head Coach oscar Weber had his team practice while loud crowd noises played in the background.

“The biggest thing is that you have to keep your poise, just try to play and just keep coming at them,” Weber said.

Thomas Gipson, junior forward, said that the extra sound during practice was something new to the team. “We didn’t do that last year, because coaches did not even know it was going to be that loud. Today (Thursday) we handled it pretty well. We were still focused and people were still communicating and trying to talk over the music and system. I feel like we did well.”

Saturday’s game tip’s off at 1:00 p.m. from Allen Fieldhouse.
How did the coaches think it wasn't going to be that loud last year? good grief.

It's crossed my mind on multiple occasions that oscar really didn't know what he was getting into at AFH last year...  I've always thought that he came in totally unprepared, almost as if it was no different than a roadie to Tech, etc.

Hopefully, we'll come in far better prepared to play a solid game.
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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #146 on: January 10, 2014, 11:36:26 PM »
We would definitely win this one if we still had Angel... :frown:

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #147 on: January 10, 2014, 11:41:56 PM »
oscar!

K-State Heads to Lawrence Saturday for 278th Sunflower Showdown

Saturday afternoon two of the three top ranked college basketball teams in the nation from the state of Kansas will be meeting up for a much anticipated match up.

The #25 Kansas State Wildcats will make the short drive down I-70 Saturday to Lawrence for the 278th Sunflower KSU BASKETBALLShowdown against the #18 Kansas Jayhawks. K-State has not won in Lawrence since 2006 and the last time the Wildcats won in Lawrence when both teams were ranked was 1958.

Shane Southwell, senior guard, said that a win Saturday would be crucial. “I never won there or even got close to winning there. I want to get a win there. It is going to be hard to look back on my life and say I did not get a win in that arena.”

To prepare his team for the atmosphere in Lawrence Saturday Head Coach oscar Weber had his team practice while loud crowd noises played in the background.

“The biggest thing is that you have to keep your poise, just try to play and just keep coming at them,” Weber said.

Thomas Gipson, junior forward, said that the extra sound during practice was something new to the team. “We didn’t do that last year, because coaches did not even know it was going to be that loud. Today (Thursday) we handled it pretty well. We were still focused and people were still communicating and trying to talk over the music and system. I feel like we did well.”

Saturday’s game tip’s off at 1:00 p.m. from Allen Fieldhouse.
How did the coaches think it wasn't going to be that loud last year? good grief.

It's crossed my mind on multiple occasions that oscar really didn't know what he was getting into at AFH last year...  I've always thought that he came in totally unprepared, almost as if it was no different than a roadie to Tech, etc.

Hopefully, we'll come in far better prepared to play a solid game.

If it's looking bad for us, he needs to ubutton his damned jacket, throw the damned thing down, loosen his tie and cut loose.

I just don't think he has all that in him.

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #148 on: January 11, 2014, 01:40:21 PM »
why do this to yourselves?

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Re: Reasons We Could Win in AFH
« Reply #149 on: January 11, 2014, 01:41:22 PM »
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