Oregon
Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 4:36 am
Through how many more games will it be able to cut? 1? 2? 3 or more?
Through how many more games will it be able to cut? 1? 2? 3 or more?
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Through how many more games will it be able to cut? 1? 2? 3 or more?
Posted: Sun Mar 11, 2007 3:10 pm
The last time they went on one of these rolls, it lasted weeks/months.
But, it's hard to imagine a team that relies that heavily on the outside shot being able to sustain it through the entire tournament.
But until the demise comes, I'll be running my hole.
A freshman winning the Conference Tourney Ourtstanding Player was pretty fresh...all 5'6" of him.
Since none of the 5-star underachieving recruits of 2004 are NBA worthy, it means Oregon only loses one player of note -- Aaron Brooks, and his replacement might be a better player. Fear the Quack in 2008.
But, it's hard to imagine a team that relies that heavily on the outside shot being able to sustain it through the entire tournament.
But until the demise comes, I'll be running my hole.
A freshman winning the Conference Tourney Ourtstanding Player was pretty fresh...all 5'6" of him.
Since none of the 5-star underachieving recruits of 2004 are NBA worthy, it means Oregon only loses one player of note -- Aaron Brooks, and his replacement might be a better player. Fear the Quack in 2008.
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 10:56 am
They do have a potential 2nd-round matchup vs. ND. I don't know what the tournament single-game record for 3-point FG's is, but there's a pretty good chance it could fall in that game, if it comes to be.Dinsdale wrote:But, it's hard to imagine a team that relies that heavily on the outside shot being able to sustain it through the entire tournament.
You up for a sig bet?
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 3:29 pm
Sig bet? Why would he care to bet against Winthrop?
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 3:45 pm
IIRC, Oregon knocked ND out of the NIT last time they played.
But I ain't crossing that bridge until I come to it...chickens before they hatch and whatnot.
But I ain't crossing that bridge until I come to it...chickens before they hatch and whatnot.
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 6:04 pm
Sin,Dinsdale wrote:But, it's hard to imagine a team that relies that heavily on the outside shot being able to sustain it through the entire tournament.
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Ohio State
Not saying that the Buckeyes will fold, but (As of the reg season finale) they had taken over 600 treys, while Oden had shot less that 200 times. IMO they need to feed the big fella if they want to cut down the nets.
Posted: Mon Mar 12, 2007 7:42 pm
Tell me about it...WolverineSteve wrote:Sin,Dinsdale wrote:But, it's hard to imagine a team that relies that heavily on the outside shot being able to sustain it through the entire tournament.
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Ohio State
Not saying that the Buckeyes will fold, but (As of the reg season finale) they had taken over 600 treys, while Oden had shot less that 200 times. IMO they need to feed the big fella if they want to cut down the nets.
On numerous occasions in the past two months, I found myself hollering at the TV for Conley and Co to pass Oden the GD ball!
They did a much better job of it this past weekend, but more Oden in the offense is still needed.