The intangibles I like about the incoming team
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The intangibles I like about the incoming team
Grit and passing abilities of players that will receive the first pass, namely Shelton and Kabuske
Secondly, we have quite a number of players from big time high school programs. Less chance of deer in headlights
Secondly, we have quite a number of players from big time high school programs. Less chance of deer in headlights
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The intangible I most like is that we have a huge turnover. I was tired if watching "loose" play and low IQ play.
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I have no idea what intangibles these guys may or may not have. Hopefully good attitudes and good work ethics. This is a bad situation. It will be interesting but losing all but one of your upper classmen is not good. Maybe Mike McGuirl's loyalty is one positive intangible. The rest is a mystery to me.
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Intangible is a “play hard” chart. Tangible is championship, hardware, and cutting down the nets after a conference tournament championship - it hasn’t happened for me since I was very young
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mike maybe playing the wes iwundu leadership role this year. good for him.katlander wrote: ↑June 1st, 2020, 9:22 pmI have no idea what intangibles these guys may or may not have. Hopefully good attitudes and good work ethics. This is a bad situation. It will be interesting but losing all but one of your upper classmen is not good. Maybe Mike McGuirl's loyalty is one positive intangible. The rest is a mystery to me.
Why is there something rather than nothing?
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I rewatched the first WVU game last night. In that game we totally out played WVU and got out to a 21 point lead 4 minutes into the second half. Then played really sloppy for about 10 minutes letting WVU get close before winning the game. Diarra scored big and efficiently but also needlessly turned the ball over with numerous lazy passes. We probably don't win without him and WVU doesn't get back in the game without him.
However, the positive was the three freshman were all healthy in that game and got a lot of time on the court at the same time. All three played well and contributed both on offense and defense. Tony and Murph played quite a few minutes as the bigs and held their own against the two bigs from WVU.
D Gordon 15 points on 6 for 7 28 min
Murphy 4 points on 2 for 4 32 min
A Gordon 7 points on 3 for 4 14 min
Biggest contribution by Murphy was inside defense but also brought the ball down court against the press a few times as we have seen Dean Wade do before. A Gordon and D Gordon also played good defense and D Gordon had 4 steals. Biggest negative from these three was Murph had 3 turnovers and A Gordon had 2. But this was also against WVU.
What I liked about this game was seeing the three freshman play with poise and be big contributors in a win against a good but also flawed Big 12 team. The intangibles I saw was three freshmen playing with poise who will be sophomores this year.
However, the positive was the three freshman were all healthy in that game and got a lot of time on the court at the same time. All three played well and contributed both on offense and defense. Tony and Murph played quite a few minutes as the bigs and held their own against the two bigs from WVU.
D Gordon 15 points on 6 for 7 28 min
Murphy 4 points on 2 for 4 32 min
A Gordon 7 points on 3 for 4 14 min
Biggest contribution by Murphy was inside defense but also brought the ball down court against the press a few times as we have seen Dean Wade do before. A Gordon and D Gordon also played good defense and D Gordon had 4 steals. Biggest negative from these three was Murph had 3 turnovers and A Gordon had 2. But this was also against WVU.
What I liked about this game was seeing the three freshman play with poise and be big contributors in a win against a good but also flawed Big 12 team. The intangibles I saw was three freshmen playing with poise who will be sophomores this year.
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Regarding athleticism on last years team.
We lost some athletic guys and not sure if I see anybody coming in to match Sneed and Diarra:
Losses:
Sneed
Diarra
Shadd
SNW
Even Sloan was pretty athletic although did not have much size. Probably as athletic as Rudi or Pack.
Obviously Love and Levi were not athletic.
I am hoping we have players coming in with better individual basketball skills who can be coached into good team players.
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sneed is an incredible athlete.xtrawildcat wrote: ↑June 11th, 2020, 8:53 amRegarding athleticism on last years team.
We lost some athletic guys and not sure if I see anybody coming in to match Sneed and Diarra:
Losses:
Sneed
Diarra
Shadd
SNW
Even Sloan was pretty athletic although did not have much size. Probably as athletic as Rudi or Pack.
Obviously Love and Levi were not athletic.
I am hoping we have players coming in with better individual basketball skills who can be coached into good team players.
diarra lost his composure and thus many times the edge he had over opponents.
snw and shadd never played.
sloan was an enigma: really good at times, a no-show at others, but i wouldn't call him anything special athletically
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