This is a much bigger game than today's game.
+1. I'm as frustrated as anyone, but the key to staying on track to make the tournament remains the same: go 3-4 over the first seven and then win the ones you're supposed to. The season hasn't gone down the tubes quite yet. Lose at home to Michigan and it becomes much more dire.
+1. I'm as frustrated as anyone, but the key to staying on track to make the tournament remains the same: go 3-4 over the first seven and then win the ones you're supposed to. The season hasn't gone down the tubes quite yet. Lose at home to Michigan and it becomes much more dire.
I'm confused. We're expected to be happy rolling over for good teams so long as we beat enough of the fellow mediocre teams to make the tourney?
I agree that this game is more important, but the singular focus on the tourney rather than the direction of the program makes me uneasy.
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I'm confused. We're expected to be happy rolling over for good teams so long as we beat enough of the fellow mediocre teams to make the tourney?
I agree that this game is more important, but the singular focus on the tourney rather than the direction of the program makes me uneasy
Of course we're not supposed to be happy rolling over for anyone. And of course the current direction is concerning: this is an unprecedented period of futility for a top-15 all-time program. But obviously making the tourney is still the goal and there's still a path for us. What's confusing about that?
Unless you're insinuating that we should be hoping to lose against fellow mediocre teams so that we miss the tournament, sealing Groce's dismissal. If that's the case, I'm confused, because I'm the kind of fan that roots for a win every time we step on the court and a tournament appearance every year. I'm not currently optimistic about the team's prospects this year or going forward under Groce, but I hope like heck they prove me wrong.
Of course we're not supposed to be happy rolling over for anyone. And of course the current direction is concerning: this is an unprecedented period of futility for a top-15 all-time program. But obviously making the tourney is still the goal and there's still a path for us. What's confusing about that?
Unless you're insinuating that we should be hoping to lose against fellow mediocre teams so that we miss the tournament, sealing Groce's dismissal. If that's the case, I'm confused, because I'm the kind of fan that roots for a win every time we step on the court and a tournament appearance every year. I'm not currently optimistic about the team's prospects this year or going forward under Groce, but I hope like heck they prove me wrong.
Big Ten really isn't that good this year relative to most years, which is why everyone after the top 3 is a bubble team at best.
Michigan has looked quite average from what I've seen of them, so this should be a close one.
The students won't be back for either of the next 2 so I'm content with only winning 1 of them.
But the Orange Krush helps because no one else at the SFC wants to stand or cheer during the most important parts of the game.
Flat out you have take care of home court. Even if you lose 2 at home, there is no reason why you can't get 3-4 road wins to get to 10-11 B1G conference wins.
The students won't be back for either of the next 2 so I'm content with only winning 1 of them.