Teams are also 100% on 3's that hit the back board first.
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Those stats are stunning. Our defense obviously sucks, but there also seems to be a remarkable "luck" quotient the Cats end up on the wrong side of, particularly in SEC play. And the officiating clogging the flow of the game doesn't help. As much as I hate getting exposed the way we have with all the injuries, I feel pretty zen. I suppose that's what a coach who is smart enough to look at a problem and dig into why it's a problem in order to fix it does for you.
I'm encouraged by Pope's comments after the debacle Tuesday night. Get healthy and go on a run.
Teams are shooting well against us because they are taking "HORSE" shots. Yeah, teams are pretty comfortable.
Missing Butler (and Kerr) are obviously a key part of our current issues. However, they still have figured out a tactic that produces points in their absence.
The horrid manner in which they are defending is more than just due to Butler’s absence. I think Pope is implying that their defensive strategy is also failing miserably. The hope is that Pope and his staff are willing and able and able to adapt and not remain stubborn to something that clearly isn’t working.
Honestly, there is no risk in doing so. It’s almost impossible to do worse.
The horrid manner in which they are defending is more than just due to Butler’s absence. I think Pope is implying that their defensive strategy is also failing miserably. The hope is that Pope and his staff are willing and able and able to adapt and not remain stubborn to something that clearly isn’t working.
Honestly, there is no risk in doing so. It’s almost impossible to do worse.
Brea might be worse at D than both of them.
That dude is really into it and is pretty strict about the voting timeline.
It’s like he is desperately awaiting the winner to be announced so he can be validated in which one to jerk off to.
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