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KU gets the benefit of Tradition pulling in the countries TOP recruits year in and year out.
Hopefully after seeing what Haith can do this year with a bunch of leftovers, he can pull in some good recruits for the upcoming seasons. |
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Still, Mizzou played the best bball by an opponent in Lawerence in the past five years. It is something to build on as the team gets ready for the tourney. I think they will keep the eyes on the prize. This team wants to do well in the tournament, and tournament success is what defines programs these days. Losing sucks, but a close loss can be built upon. A 25 point blowout would have been a devastating blow for the team's psyche. The next couple of weeks are going to show us how good a coach Haith can be. I think this team is going to handle itself well, and have a strong finish going into the NCAA's. |
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Much like KU's loss said more about KU than it did about MU - MU's loss said more about MU than it did about KU.
With KU's size and Taylor, there's no question they can do some damage in the tournament. The real question was whether or not Mizzou is legit away from home. Well - we were a bad bounce away from winning that game. We were 1 foul against English, Flip or Ratliffe away from winning that game. Ultimately, we just came up one foul heavy and one man short against a damn good team on the road. Shit happens. But this team proved it's final 4 capable. There are 3 teams in College Basketball that are demonstrably better than Mizzou and Mizzou can beat 2 of them without too much help. They have plenty of reasons to be excited about the tourney. |
Moral of the story for Mizzou: stay aggressive.
Not sure, but it almost looked like the emotion of the game/environment created some heavy legs in the latter part of the second half. Perhaps the first time we've really seen a negative effect of a shallow bench. |
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I don't think they were trying to kill the clock, honestly.
They simply ended up with a lineup that had Moore and Matt Pressey on the floor at the same time. Suddenly they were playing 3 on 5 on offense and couldn't run the pick and roll. Foul trouble really killed 'em. If they could've kept Flip, English or Ratliffe on the floor for just a couple more minutes between the 3 of them, they win that game. Unfortunately they were all in trouble at once and there just wasn't enough duct tape to hold together for the 5 minutes we needed. Damn shame - they really showed a lot in that ballgame. Circumstances just caught up with them and KU caught fire at the same time. Tough loss, really tough loss. But this is a very good basketball team. |
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Nevertheless, a lot seems to happen very slowly at the end of the game on Saturday. For example, there was no sense of urgency from Dixon as he brought the ball up with 8.8 (or so) remaining in the game. Common sense suggests that this has no logical foundation, so I'm left to assume that he was spent, physically and emotionally. The last five minutes of the game and OT looked like this to me, and Denmon (with some clutch free throws from Ricardo) kept the team in it. |
KU guy here. Your team blew a 19 point lead but, teams get behind by 19 at AFH not ahead. Denman is truly a big-time player, the man can flat-out shoot. What we have are two very different style teams that have the same weakness in that neither team is deep. Both of these teams are good enough to make it to the final four and thin enough they could get bounced in the 2nd round. And by the way regardless of what ImAWalkingCorpse seems to think I would have no trouble finding 3 guys on KUs team to trade for English, Dixon and Pressey
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Dixon didn't bring the ball up slowly because he was tired, IMO; I think he just had a braincramp. It was honestly as inexplicable as anything I've seen in a long time. Ultimately Dixon just isn't a point guard - he's a shooting guard. I didn't like the decision to have him bring the ball up there at all. Denmon flat couldn't miss (in fact, he hit the shot with 0.00 on the clock); he should've brought it up, done a jab step and taken the best jumper he could take. I think we juts got caught flat-footed and a little disorganized. Haith used his TOs to get Moore on the floor for defensive purposes and I understand the logic in that, but it sure would've been nice to have one left for that final possession. Losing Pressey and immediately having to have someone bring the ball up court really screwed our pooch. We lost due to foul trouble and that's pretty much the long and short of it, IMO. |
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Strange. |
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"Be....agressive....B......E.....agressive!" God, it's going to be in my head all night. I'm hoping this puts it in all your heads as well so that I am not the only one in misery. |
Mizzou needs to keep the pedal down all game.
Should've won, really should've but that game gave me alot of hope for this tourney, cant wait |
Just my opinion, but I think MU and KU are teams this year that, if you played 10 times, you would probably not get a repeat winner.
I think they are likely 2 or the top 5 or 6 teams in the nation right now. I think they could both beat Duke. I know KU didn't early but that was early. They both just have juniors and seniors and each team has a couple guys that are absolutely fearless. Honestly and I'm a huge KU fan, I don't know which team is better. MU has better guards and KU has better big men, KU's guards are pretty damn good and MU's big men are severely underrated. Rat was a monster Saturday, I was really impressed. One thing I will say that I don't like is that I feel like Haith is talking to much about the officiating Saturday. I didn't like that Self talked about it after the game in Columbia either. When you are on the road like that, I always feel that shit isn't gonna go your way when it comes to that stuff. I actually felt like MU got more calls Saturday than I thought they would, with it being at AFH. Anyway, just wanted to speak out at how impressed I am with the Tigers this year. Once we are done with you guys next weekend, I'll be rooting for the Tigers in the dance (long as the don't play KU). |
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Against what some here might argue, MU is KU's biggest rival. I hate the Tigers as much as the next KU fan, but I respect them. I respect the hell out of their seniors this year for what they have done with a new coach.
I'm not gonna be a blind asshole about sports. My dad was/is an official, doing all the major sports. He used to always tell me, "your making that call or basing your call on your heart, not your eyes." I always try to look at things without my fan glasses on. MU is a final four team. Will they make it? Maybe. The tournament is all about matchups. If they get a good break or two, hell yeah they are a final four team. If they run into a Kstate type team, they could struggle. Much like KU this year, two quick fouls in the first half could run the season. Hopefully that doesn't happen. |
I congratulated Dixon for giving the game away. Those "tears" were phony at the end of the game, I doubt he cared much.
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Can't wait until Wednesday.
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I'm gonna go ahead and call a 20 plus point win for MU wednesday. Senior day after a tough loss, out with something to prove.
Sorry Rustshack. |
20 points? You're high.
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Going to the game Wednesday, hope it is a blow out
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Hope the Tigers get em some home cooking like Kansas got Saturday. 33 trips to the charity stripe and what did Kansas miss, maybe 4 or 5 front ends of 1 and 1's? Almost 40 free throw attempts
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Babb did a great job against Denmon in the first matchup, I think 6 is Marcus' season low. However... Iowa State shot over 50 percent from 3 while Missouri shot just 24 percent. Missouri also had the worst foul trouble it can have (both Moore and Ratliffe picked up 2 early). That's what it took for it to be a close game in Ames. I would expect Missouri to shoot better from deep while Iowa State shoots worse in Columbia. Which probably means it's not nearly as close a game. Royce White is an undeniable X-factor, but he's not Superman - especially on the road. He's averaging 11.4 points, 11.3 rebounds, 6.4 assists on the road, but that balances against 3.9 TOs and 3.2 fouls a game (with him picking up 4 fouls in each of ISU's past three road games and in all road games against NCAA-bound teams). |
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OH NOEZ TEH MEDIAZ(Slapdicks on twitter) RIPPIN MU APART!! KANSAS IS INVADIN, DEY BE STOCKIN UP ON SMORE SCHNAPPS NOW!!
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Kim English @Englishscope24
128 NCAA tournament teams would be a complete joke! Oregon State vs Nebraska in the 1st round. On the Food network. Jimmy Dykes on the call LMAO |
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Once a Thug always a Thug....
Former KU player Marcus Morris cited for misdemeanor battery http://www2.ljworld.com/news/2012/fe...anor-b/?sports |
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marqueef is doing better than his brother actually... marcuffs just got called up to the rockets but after this thing he got into with one of his own fans... I doubt he's there to stay...
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Babb has shut down every teams best player since conference play started. We've also gotten a lot better at rebounding here lately too. Iowa State is one of those teams than can beat anyone they play, they just wont win all of them. If two of Christopherson/Allen/Babb/McGee get hot from the three theres a pretty good chance we can take it. KState was real good at shutting down three point shots until playing us Saturday because Royce White just opens it up. Double team him and he finds the open guy for the three, don't double team him and hes probably going to beat you himself. There have been about three games this year where ISU showed up cold, if tomorrow isn't a forth time it should be a real good game. |
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ISU has pretty consistently shot around 34 percent from 3 on the road. It is HIGHLY, HIGHLY unlikely you guys shoot in Columbia like you did in Ames, according to the statistics. That's the only thing that really kept you in the game. Hitting open shots becomes much tougher on the road than it is in a home arena. ANd the main difference - Missouri shot 24 percent from deep and still beat you in Ames. It won't shoot that poorly at home. It's not like ISU is a great team at defending the 3. |
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Time for Mizzou to get some mojo going for the tourney...big game tonight for the seniors at home against ISU.
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Again, sorry Rushshack, I think you guys are running into a buzzsaw tonight.
I see the Tigers with a pretty easy win. ISU shot the ball extrememly well, with MU shooting it terrible for the game in Ames to be close. |
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Almost game time. Local station, thespot 38, carrying it tonight, so it must be a Big XII network game. Wonder who is announcing tonight?
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First possession throwing up bombs
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What is up with those empty seats in the lower level all the time?
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Mizzou better not lose this one or a number 1 seed goes outside the window.
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Maybe they shouldn't have fireworks inside.
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Missouri looking pretty average so far
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Yeah, not impressed.
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We look like dog shit.
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I think this has been mentioned before, but people in the premium seats also have suite access, where they get free food and booze. |
Sleepwalking so far
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Might be coming to life
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No defense being played in this game. Makes for exciting basketball.
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A little run here.
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Very little.
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Horrible half. Hope they can get their shit together in the 2nd
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How do we leave the short little white dude wide open?
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Plip getting aggressive tonight
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One point game. Mizzou seems to be on the verge of a run.
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White looks like NBA material
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