Looks like I touched a nerve here. I’ll coach my way and you can coach yours. I can only assume you started coaching before the three point line came into existence.
Illinois Hoops Recruiting Thread
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Looks like I touched a nerve here. I’ll coach my way and you can coach yours. I can only assume you started coaching before the three point line came into existence.
Chuck Nuggets
Dip your nuggets in my staff source sauce.
57% FT shooter. Whew.
Friday Funday
Not to long ago in a FB Recruiting Thread not so far away........
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sorry, can't help myself sometimes. i can't begin to tell all of you how much joy y'all bring to me. but, a) i have to keep myself entertained during the offseason and, b) i think there will be more parrots in the future
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So I doubt they’re bringing him in to be a go-to guy, but in these highlight (yes I get that they never miss in highlights) I saw a guy who could score in a lot of ways, hit the deep three, moved/cut without the ball, and was in the right place a lot, which to me are all things we could have used this year. I’d take this guy for a year.
Same here. Lol
Because he can score?
Who is, Ty, TSJ, Hawk, DD
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She is absolutely brilliant in The White Lotus. All she had to do was take the steps to the lower level to get to the boat. Sent me in stitches.
Can't believe everything you hear, you domask! /s
Yes, we need someone to analyze, breakdown film, and either go bonkers with the "this is the greatest transfer in illini history." Or to work on getting BU in the portal because after armchair analysis, the ball only rotates 38 times on the free throw instead of the preferred standard of 42. Follow through and snap it off the middle finger for those extra 4 rotations.
Maybe it's just me, but if I had a team that only had like 7-8 players I'd definitely love to add one of the 5 best players from the Missouri Valley Conference to the group. The kid averaged 16.7/5.8/3.8 on respectable percentages. One might protest that it was against lesser competition, but we see "lesser competition" beat the big boys in March literally every year.
Ultimately, he doesn't have to be the star but he can definitely contribute.
Ultimately, he doesn't have to be the star but he can definitely contribute.
Yeah those were the days.Looks like I touched a nerve here. I’ll coach my way and you can coach yours. I can only assume you started coaching before the three point line came into existence.
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Haha. I mean no disrespect. The modern game is based more on metrics. Comprehensive analysis has been done on rebounds. Mid range shots are only rebounded by offensive players about 15% of the time. Crashing the glass as a mid range shooter is more likely to lead to fast break points for the opposition than an offensive rebound. 3 pointers are actually recovered by the offense at a slightly better rate, but that is usually because the offensive team’s non shooters get in position to get the long rebound. The shooter is not in the best position to get the rebound. His job, usually is to get back on defense. If you are taking shots inside 10 feet, then yes, you should crash the glass. That’s kind of obvious though.
I’ve always kinda wondered that too. I do know that the reason we have coaches at all… is because of Phog Allen. Naismith wanted to just throw it up and let ‘em go.
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AyoDos11
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Follow your shot on a 3 pointer... only if you're Victor W!!
Govoner Vaugn Fan
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Well, it was at Kansas so they likely had to wait for their top engineering people to devise a way to allow the ball to pass though the basket unobstructed.
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