Week of 11/10 Games Thread

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NarrowJ
Michigan plays like doo-doo and we have to slurp them and act like they barely win on purpose, am I on the Wolverines board?

67-63 Weberball bonanza vs TCU woohoo
 
#212      
ImGonnaBeILL
Michigan has a ton of talent but I don't think the Yaxel-Morez-Mara is gonna work. They're probably their 3 best players....but the fit is just bad in the starting lineup. Their Achilles heel will be if they continue to keep the ball in Cadeau's hands as much as they do.....and not in the hands of much better players on the team. Really like Gayle and McKenney and think they'll wind up seeing more and more time as the season goes on. McKenney is gonna be a really good one.
 
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TheodoreRex
PleaseMakeABowlGame said:
This board is crazy. Morez has been the best player in this game.
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Morez is a good player, agreed. BUT, it is important to point out what he is good at- energy, rebounding, dunking and some at the rim post moves. What he's not good at- passing, shooting with range. He's a fine to good defender, though just an ok shot blocker for his athleticism.

I think the board understands Morez's strengths and limitations.. but does he?
 
#217      
RollChief
I’m asking this because I see it a lot in UCLA vs Zona- is trailing man defense a newish concept? It seems like it’s effective at countering getting beat going over a screen and not switching by making your man generally uncomfortable, just feel like I didn’t see it much before a few years ago
 
#220      
WhereDoWeStandWithStorr?
PleaseMakeABowlGame said:
Remember, it's exactly what they did last year enroute to a sweet 16. Every game was a one poss game. It's what they do. A win is a win.
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TCU and Wake Forrest are not good teams. To me, our top 10 win against Texas Tech without our best player is more impressive than anything I've seen from Michigan this year.
 
#225      
BretMyBeachHouse
alaskaillini said:
AI is probabilistic not deterministic. In other words, it does not look to give you a specific right answer but just the most likely answer based upon what it has been taught. As a result, the bot hallucinates regularly.

My wife has been developing software that will code an app for you based upon your natural language requests. It is a real challenge because you can instruct the AI bot to only code in a certain version of a certain language and they will still use an earlier version in places or even make up functions that don't exist because they analogize to another language and think they should exist.
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LOL. The most "likely" answer is "The game has not yet been played."

This is not advanced level thinking.
 
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