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😂 it’s from a cupping treatment. It releases myofascial adhesions and enhances blood flow.
Should have a couple on his head then
Angry Chris Farley GIF
 
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How many illegal screens is Hunter Dick#&$% allowed a game?
 
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Watched the Purdue game last night. As tough as Edey is, I think Smith is the head of the snake.

I think we should throw Sencire on Smith full court and see if we can speed him up or at least tire him out. He’s so tough I don’t know that we can but Sencire did bother Tyger and Hepburn, both of whom are tough and I would take over Smith.

Edey seems to conserve energy running up and down the floor. If Dain Sprints back, he should either be able to get some easy buckets or make Edey work harder than he’s used to.

They’re really good and probably have too big a lead for anyone to catch them, but they are vulnerable and I expect they get clipped at least a couple more times in the regular season. Will be interesting to see how they do in the tourney. A pressing team with some size in the back court could give them trouble. Maryland almost got them with a press/zone combo.
 
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Watched the Purdue game last night. As tough as Edey is, I think Smith is the head of the snake.

I think we should throw Sencire on Smith full court and see if we can speed him up or at least tire him out. He’s so tough I don’t know that we can but Sencire did bother Tyger and Hepburn, both of whom are tough and I would take over Smith.

Edey seems to conserve energy running up and down the floor. If Dain Sprints back, he should either be able to get some easy buckets or make Edey work harder than he’s used to.

They’re really good and probably have too big a lead for anyone to catch them, but they are vulnerable and I expect they get clipped at least a couple more times in the regular season. Will be interesting to see how they do in the tourney. A pressing team with some size in the back court could give them trouble. Maryland almost got them with a press/zone combo.
After watching a few PU games now I think running the whole game with many subsitutions. When PU has the ball in the halfcourt, Edey has to be double teamed and collapse to prevent layups. ANytime edey catches the ball within 10 feet with one-on-one, he will score. Force them to hit their jump shots.
 
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Watched the Purdue game last night. As tough as Edey is, I think Smith is the head of the snake.

I think we should throw Sencire on Smith full court and see if we can speed him up or at least tire him out. He’s so tough I don’t know that we can but Sencire did bother Tyger and Hepburn, both of whom are tough and I would take over Smith.

Edey seems to conserve energy running up and down the floor. If Dain Sprints back, he should either be able to get some easy buckets or make Edey work harder than he’s used to.

They’re really good and probably have too big a lead for anyone to catch them, but they are vulnerable and I expect they get clipped at least a couple more times in the regular season. Will be interesting to see how they do in the tourney. A pressing team with some size in the back court could give them trouble. Maryland almost got them with a press/zone combo.
Also watched and agree we need to guard Smith closely. Harris for a few minutes but then Shannon for the majority of minutes.

There was a lot to like about the wings lineup against OSU: Hawkins, Mayer, Shannon, RJ and Epps. (throw in some rodgers) That also creates some challenges for Edey and who he guards.
 
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I think we need to have Dain or whoever Edey is guarding move around a lot. Play them on the perimeter some. Make Edey extend a lot of energy on defense. That may limit his offense. He doesn't seem to be in very good condition. When he had to run up and down the court a few times he looks gassed.
 
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Watched some of the Purdue game myself. Agree with running the court, and tiring them out. Coleman or Dain should be sprinting down the court when Edey is in the game. In half court offense, it would be like playing horse to have Coleman taking threes from 4 feet outside of the arc - Edey not going to want to be more than 15 feet or so from the rim. Coleman can shoot if he is not rushed. Also, going full court defense to limit the time they have to run their offense to get Edey the ball would help. Put Buck on their freshman PG and make him work. We will have Goode back by the time we play them, so we can go 10 deep and push them.
I know that there are those that have advocated adopting a zone for a change up and this might trigger them, but.... This might actually be a game worth playing a zone for more than just a changeup. Maryland stayed with Purdue and I think I recall that they played a zone at least for part of that game. A 2-3 with Dain flanked by Coleman and Mayer would make it tough to get Edey the ball.
 
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Watched some of the Purdue game myself. Agree with running the court, and tiring them out. Coleman or Dain should be sprinting down the court when Edey is in the game. In half court offense, it would be like playing horse to have Coleman taking threes from 4 feet outside of the arc - Edey not going to want to be more than 15 feet or so from the rim. Coleman can shoot if he is not rushed. Also, going full court defense to limit the time they have to run their offense to get Edey the ball would help. Put Buck on their freshman PG and make him work. We will have Goode back by the time we play them, so we can go 10 deep and push them.
I know that there are those that have advocated adopting a zone for a change up and this might trigger them, but.... This might actually be a game worth playing a zone for more than just a changeup. Maryland stayed with Purdue and I think I recall that they played a zone at least for part of that game. A 2-3 with Dain flanked by Coleman and Mayer would make it tough to get Edey the ball.
I think if they have it in their bag, depending on game flow, it could really help. Either way, we're going to have to pick a poison. I'm sure there's some nuances Underwood gets that I don't but it seems like a credible idea at least.
 
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