13th&Jackson

CJ will always be one of my favorite players for taking me away from the halftime show

Yes, Greg was listed at 6'4, 174. Looking at his stats, in his first two seasons, he was 19-60 from three. As a junior, he was 32-75 (43%) and as a senior 57-111 (51%).

Loved the announcement. Welcome CJ!

Yes, Trayce and Race are 1 and 2 in free throw attempts and have combined to shoot 58% of total attempts. When they both shoot in the 60s, the team's overall average won't be good. Lander is 6-6 and Galloway is 8-9, so that's some hope for the future, although Geronimo is 1-7...

The OP actually put Richard (not Rick) Pitino on the list?

PU hangs on against NW by shooting 23-24 on FTs

Wisconsin and Iowa have a philosophy to get slow and stay slow

Minny is Gopher 6 on the road

Iowa has now lost 3 of last 4. Familiar late Jan-Feb pattern for them

Sure it’s not a Colgate commercial?

Had to post this here. A must read https://www.daytondailynews.com/sports/archdeacon-from-homecoming-queen-to-python-hunter/WJEYSSOBFZCWVAMSDHQQRUAQJY/?fbclid=IwAR1IIl_kZmRs3A8907h5wQBvMCTy-vzwQya72W2u-26UpwdGPLzfY3jfQj0

Pepperdine's campus in Malibu

No knock on him. He’s their only scoring

Was 7-9 from 3 in second half. But his KSt fighting Weber’s have lost 8 straight

Fl St loses to GA Tech. Butler down 12 at half to Xavier at Hinkle

TT trailed LSU by 7 with 59 seconds left. TT scored 12 unanswered for the win. No Dale Brown wasn’t coaching LSU

Come to IU and have three great years of BB and then be an NFL tight end prospect

The most important ability for a pro athlete is durability

Just really curious what happened at Miami. This from a 12/3/20 article: “He’s a really, really tough kid,” Brewster Academy (N.H.) head coach Jason Smith told 305 Sports in a phone call interview. “He knows how to play. He’s certainly a throwback.” “[Matt’s] a tremendous, tremendous shooter. He’s arguably the best shooter we’ve had in the history of our program, which in itself is a statement,” he said. “[Matt’s] a tremendous three-point shooter, he’s very coachable, he’s tough. He’s gonna be ready to play from day one, even as a freshman in the ACC.” As for Cross’ role as a teammate, there’s nothing but positivity coming out of Smith. “He’s a great teammate, very well-liked by all the guys in our program last year,” he said. “I think he’s somebody that you’d like to have on your side. You’d hate to play against because he’s not going to back down from anybody. “He’s the ultimate competitor.” For however long Cross ends up playing at UM, Smith says to not a expect a “rah-rah guy”, rather somebody that “is very blue-collar, does his job, not gonna talk a lot or run his mouth. He’s gonna compete, make shots, rebound and play great defense.” https://www.305sports.net/matt-cross-game-is-more-than-shooting-hes-the-ultimate-competitor/

He (Cross) favored the Miami coaching staff as well as the program’s system in place, but especially with what Larrañaga represented and his player relationships. “I tend to gravitate to and get along with older coaches more than younger ones,” said Cross after a non-conference game this season. “I like Coach L’s values, what he stood for.” Larrañaga almost immediately saw the potential in the 3-point shooter, who had shot a team-best 40 percent from downtown prior to his dismissal. “Matt’s the kind of guy who’s probably not going to get a lot of attention in a scouting report, but he’s so efficient,” Larrañaga said. “He was thrust into the starting role when Sam went down and has handled it very well.” https://www.stateoftheu.com/2021/1/28/22254988/miami-hurricanes-basketball-2021-season-matt-cross-dismissal-jim-larranaga-watsco-center

Would like to see an opponent play zone with Cross, Stewart, Franklin and Hunter on the floor

Aaron Henry was the leading scorer with 7 points. He had 6 TOs

50 of 78 shots have been from three. 15-28 from two

I wouldn’t think drugs/pimping in Miami. Too much serious competition

This is my favorite line from RR on Cal's post-game comments: "Translation: Draft night may not be as exciting as usual."