OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
1) great play design
2) even better crack back block
2) even better crack back block
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DZ83CK
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The CBS Sports Classic, which historically has featured OSU, UNC, UK and UCLA, had a change as St John's was swapped in this year & next (at least) for UCLA. Bruins coach Mick Cronin was irritated about his team traveling to the East Coast twice within a span of weeks last season, with the CBS Sports Classic game at MSG being the cause of one of the trips. UCLA may not be in the event in the future because Cronin dislikes the extra travel, especially now with the B1G requiring a handful of long trips every year. Other than two years in Vegas, the event, which started in 2014, has been hosted only as far west as Chicago and New Orleans.
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OHSportsFan
Fan of Ohio Sports in Indy
Another one.
What is happening. Guy literally got NBA minutes 3 weeks ago.
What is happening. Guy literally got NBA minutes 3 weeks ago.
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GreenwoodBuck
Heisman
Nebraska shoots 40 3’s a game. It is imperative that we guard the perimeter Monday. We need the fans to be loud and new to limit careless turnovers.
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That was a shit foul call. During the shot guy wasn't even touched didn't look like. Should have thrown his chair at the guy like Bobby Knight
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DubCoffman62
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I'm glad Cal won but the foul(s) came way before he shot the ball. It was a bad call by the refs.
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DZ83CK
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Checking in on the OSU transfers from last season ...
Memphis was 4-7 following their December 20th loss at Mississippi State, and now stands at 7-7 after beating 3 mid- and low-majors. Of course, in the American Athletic Conference, the competition is not high-major, and Memphis has played the toughest part of their schedule already. Their best wins are Baylor & San Francisco, and they've lost to Ole Miss, UNLV, Purdue, Wake Forest, Louisville, Vandy and Mississippi State, so obviously they should not be a tournament team unless they win the AAC tournament. Aaron Bradshaw is exactly the type of player to put up better numbers against less strong and athletic competition, so his stats are obviously going to be inflated this season based on the caliber of opponent. That being said, so far he is coming off the bench half the games and averaging slightly more on the season than he did at OSU in terms of minutes, points, rebounds (only because of offensive rebounding - he actually is averaging fewer defensive rebounds), fouls and turnovers, but generally speaking he seems to be the same player he was last season.
Oregon is 8-6 now and has lost to Auburn, San Diego St, Creighton, USC, UCLA and Gonzaga. They have wins against Oregon St & Maryland. Sean Stewart also looks like basically the same player he was last season, although his minutes have increased slightly so far, he's committing about 1 foul less per game and 1 more point per game. Rebounding down slightly, and he's started almost half of the games so far. Oregon is also not on track to make the NCAA tournament at this point, although they've had each of their top-3 scorers miss 2 games this season.
South Carolina is 9-5 but they have no high-major wins and losses to Butler, Northwestern, VT, Clemson and Vandy. Meechie Johnson is leading the team with 13.6 ppg, up from 9.1 last season, and of course they have the bulk of the SEC schedule coming up. SC is more reliant on Meechie to lead them than OSU was, but they appear to be a worse team than OSU was last season & aren't on track to make the tournament. He is averaging about 1 minute, 1 shot, 1 rebound, 1 assist and 3 free throw attempts more per game. His FG% is up about 6% & FT% is up 25% so far compared with last season.
Memphis was 4-7 following their December 20th loss at Mississippi State, and now stands at 7-7 after beating 3 mid- and low-majors. Of course, in the American Athletic Conference, the competition is not high-major, and Memphis has played the toughest part of their schedule already. Their best wins are Baylor & San Francisco, and they've lost to Ole Miss, UNLV, Purdue, Wake Forest, Louisville, Vandy and Mississippi State, so obviously they should not be a tournament team unless they win the AAC tournament. Aaron Bradshaw is exactly the type of player to put up better numbers against less strong and athletic competition, so his stats are obviously going to be inflated this season based on the caliber of opponent. That being said, so far he is coming off the bench half the games and averaging slightly more on the season than he did at OSU in terms of minutes, points, rebounds (only because of offensive rebounding - he actually is averaging fewer defensive rebounds), fouls and turnovers, but generally speaking he seems to be the same player he was last season.
Oregon is 8-6 now and has lost to Auburn, San Diego St, Creighton, USC, UCLA and Gonzaga. They have wins against Oregon St & Maryland. Sean Stewart also looks like basically the same player he was last season, although his minutes have increased slightly so far, he's committing about 1 foul less per game and 1 more point per game. Rebounding down slightly, and he's started almost half of the games so far. Oregon is also not on track to make the NCAA tournament at this point, although they've had each of their top-3 scorers miss 2 games this season.
South Carolina is 9-5 but they have no high-major wins and losses to Butler, Northwestern, VT, Clemson and Vandy. Meechie Johnson is leading the team with 13.6 ppg, up from 9.1 last season, and of course they have the bulk of the SEC schedule coming up. SC is more reliant on Meechie to lead them than OSU was, but they appear to be a worse team than OSU was last season & aren't on track to make the tournament. He is averaging about 1 minute, 1 shot, 1 rebound, 1 assist and 3 free throw attempts more per game. His FG% is up about 6% & FT% is up 25% so far compared with last season.
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DZ83CK
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Purdue's Braden Smith broke the B1G career assist record (previously held by MSU great Cassius Winston) in the victory yesterday against Wisconsin. He has a shot to break Bobby Hurley's NCAA assist record, but he will have to maintain averaging almost 10 apg and likely will need a handful of postseason games in order to pull it off.
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