15 fouls with 3.5 to go in first half Cal Bap v Nevada
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I’m afraid that’s because CalBap is shooting horribly and getting lots of chances. They’ve missed 24 shots, Nevada only 16. Nevada has 10 offensive rebounds on 16 missed shots. They might score every possession against us, eventually.
Lol spoken like an old math teacher. Isn’t that what you were? Always simplifying those fractions
Nevada shot 24% from 3 and still won the game by 35. I think the important thing to remember for Thursday is that you don't have to choose between pumpkin pie and pecan pie. You can have a slice of each.
Yeah I was noticing that percentage earlier in the game, it stayed pretty constant. So also, Nevada can beat us with pumpkin pie or pecan pie? Or both.
They won’t use pecan or pumpkin pie...they will use pound cake.
...worried my Thanksgiving will be ruined...there’s a huge gap between us and the ole Nevada/NC State Wolfpack.
So happy the good guys are 4-0. Let’s be honest, though...it’s a pretty shaky 4-0.
Hoping for 8-1 or 7-2 through 9 games.
...worried my Thanksgiving will be ruined...there’s a huge gap between us and the ole Nevada/NC State Wolfpack.
So happy the good guys are 4-0. Let’s be honest, though...it’s a pretty shaky 4-0.
Hoping for 8-1 or 7-2 through 9 games.
Good reminder! Unfortunately for me, now living in St Louis, my family thinks I’m crazy when I ask for pecan pie. I miss pecan pie as much as I miss TU being dominant on the glass.
My favorite all-time TU player and the one who got me hooked on TU basketball. I was relatively young when he played and remember getting his autograph after a game at the Convention Center. He was respectful and somehow we ended up talking about his pet snakes.
I didn't appreciate the game of basketball at the time but that was the moment I became a University of Tulsa fan, despite already being to 50-75 football games in my life by that point.
Ruffin and my wife were lab partners in the ChemE classes they had together. She said she hated the fact that he didn't have to work hard to pass the classes with A's. He was just naturally smart and seemingly absorbed the material by osmosis.
He was one of my favorite players as well. I will always remember the 32 pts, 21 boards game he had against a TCU team that was ranked pretty highly at the time. He was 6'8 and played like a 7' and the Bulls used him like a 7' to guard the opposing team's center all the time.
TK was as close as we've had in a while as far as springs go. We just haven't had many hyperathletic 6-8 guys. Even as good as Igbanu is becoming he's more of a banger than a jumper.
Igbanu can't really jump at all. His struggles with layups are because he doesn't seem to elevate high enough or quickly enough.
Agree...Igbanu isn’t explosive, but he’s a beast when it comes to getting position. He must be really strong.
Some of that is his personality as well. He seems more authoratitive on the court this year his dunk on the break against UALR was very nice.
Also it's the wings who are struggling with block outs for rebounds right now. The post are at least battling with their counter part.
The opponents on the weak side below the free throw lines are the ones coming free for put backs right now. Which could be a disastor vs Nevada.
Wow... he may steal the MF from Jeffries but MMFI sounds like a weird electronics part not a bad ass nickname.
Nobody will ever steal the MF from Jefferies.... EVER
