They play two halves score counts at the end of second half.Devil's advocate: why did we fall behind in so many tournament games under Tubby? Duke, Stanford, Utah, Kansas, USC, Marquette, Michigan State.
They play two halves score counts at the end of second half.Devil's advocate: why did we fall behind in so many tournament games under Tubby? Duke, Stanford, Utah, Kansas, USC, Marquette, Michigan State.
Tubby had a winning record ever place he coached except his last stop at High Point,he did win before here and after.The zone?
If Tubby was so good then why didn’t he win anything before here or after here?
Tubby coached 6 seasons before he took the UK gig and was only 46. During that 6 year time period he made it to three Sweet Sixteens in lowly Tulsa and Georgia. The guy was trending in the right direction.The zone?
If Tubby was so good then why didn’t he win anything before here or after here?
Ball Line Defense! To quote Tubby " I learned it from JD Barnett at Virginia Commonwealth University" It was designed to stop penetration to the basket and was very affective, but.. It opened up the perimeter which was Tubby's achilles heel. In the age of modern basketball, ball line defense is obsolete. Respectfully.Tubby. Master of x's and o's and to this day the ball line defense was the best I've seen out of any UK team.
That is a good question. The first three, UK came back to win and those teams had some great coaches/talent in their own right. I think USC just got hot at the right time. Marquette was the unfortunate injury to Bogans. Kansas did have more talent, I'll admit that. Michigan State that year was one of the best teams in the nation, which UK came back to nearly pull that one off too.Devil's advocate: why did we fall behind in so many tournament games under Tubby? Duke, Stanford, Utah, Kansas, USC, Marquette, Michigan State.
The zone?
If Tubby was so good then why didn’t he win anything before here or after here?
Tubby has taken 5 teams to the NCAAT. Only three other coaches have done so (Steve Alford, Lon Kruger and of course Ricky P).The zone?
If Tubby was so good then why didn’t he win anything before here or after here?
Ball Line Defense! To quote Tubby " I learned it from JD Barnett at Virginia Commonwealth University" It was designed to stop penetration to the basket and was very affective, but.. It opened up the perimeter which was Tubby's Achilles heel. In the age of modern basketball, ball line defense is obsolete. Respectfully.
I thought Tubby did a really good job at UK and he's a true class act, just a different time and a much changed sport.
That is a good question. The first three, UK came back to win and those teams had some great coaches/talent in their own right. I think USC just got hot at the right time. Marquette was the unfortunate injury to Bogans. Kansas did have more talent, I'll admit that. Michigan State that year was one of the best teams in the nation, which UK came back to nearly pull that one off too.
And guess where we'd be with Cal? I don't think we can truly answer this until sometime next sesaonWe are currently ranked 10th in the SEC, and people are asking this question. LOL.
Yeah 98 you just chalked it up to the personality of that team and the quality of opponent. But the Jeff Boschee Kansas team? USC? UAB? Marquette? Those last three got smoked in their next game. As did Michigan State in 05.That is a good question. The first three, UK came back to win and those teams had some great coaches/talent in their own right. I think USC just got hot at the right time. Marquette was the unfortunate injury to Bogans. Kansas did have more talent, I'll admit that. Michigan State that year was one of the best teams in the nation, which UK came back to nearly pull that one off too.
Joe B's teams were as good on day 1 of the season as they were on the last day of the seasonJoe B Hall was no slouch. Very innovative for his time.
Class acts don't put playing their son ahead of the good of the program.Ball Line Defense! To quote Tubby " I learned it from JD Barnett at Virginia Commonwealth University" It was designed to stop penetration to the basket and was very affective, but.. It opened up the perimeter which was Tubby's achilles heel. In the age of modern basketball, ball line defense is obsolete. Respectfully.
I thought Tubby did a really good job at UK and he's a true class act, just a different time and a much changed sport.