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Feel sorry for UNI fans
That "slow it down we can't score grind it out" type of play is so boring to watch that I do'nt see how anyone would pay for a ticket. They have to watch this all year!
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Re: Feel sorry for UNI fans
 Originally Posted by simesclone That "slow it down we can't score grind it out" type of play is so boring to watch that I do'nt see how anyone would pay for a ticket. They have to watch this all year! agreeed I felt like ripping my toenails off watching that game tonight.
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UNI students get free tickets to all sporting events when they show their student ID. It should be very easy to fill a stadium in December when tickets are free no matter how slow the game is.
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This game reminded me of the world cup vs. Ghana. They were up and with a few minutes left they would substitute players who were the furthest away possible and would walk slowly everywhere just to drain the clock. We were helpless as UNI took 30 seconds to take shots and they were drawing cheap fouls pretty much all night.
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Re: Feel sorry for UNI fans
 Originally Posted by simesclone That "slow it down we can't score grind it out" type of play is so boring to watch that I do'nt see how anyone would pay for a ticket. They have to watch this all year! You are aware Tim Floyd did the same thing right? It's a lot of fun to watch if you you win. Not so much fun if you lose.
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 Originally Posted by cyatheart You are aware Tim Floyd did the same thing right? It's a lot of fun to watch if you you win. Not so much fun if you lose. This, the pratt willoughby bankhead team was brutal but won so it was fine by me.
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Re: Feel sorry for UNI fans
 Originally Posted by simesclone That "slow it down we can't score grind it out" type of play is so boring to watch that I do'nt see how anyone would pay for a ticket. They have to watch this all year! Don't do this. Don't be a sore loser. UNI runs a clean, classy program. If you want to rip somebody, rip Iowa. Don't bash UNI.
Also, I bet UNI fans felt bad for ISU fans when the Panthers were beating Kansas and playing in the Sweet Sixteen. Let's drop the subject. Let's take the loss and move on.
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Yeah I feel sorry for them too. Must be tough making it to the sweet-sixteen, beating Kansas, winning 18 straight on your homecourt. Wow they have it rough.
Pull your head out and realize they play great basketball and win games. Period.
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Re: Feel sorry for UNI fans
 Originally Posted by simesclone That "slow it down we can't score grind it out" type of play is so boring to watch that I do'nt see how anyone would pay for a ticket. They have to watch this all year! I've said it often when someone rips into a winning Big 10 team simply because they don't like the style of play, and I'll say it here again - I didn't realize watching your team win was boring. I would rather watch the slow, drag-out, "boring" style of play if it guaranteed wins than watching an uptempo, "exciting" style of play if we couldn't win with that style.
I get really tired of the bull **** sly remark of "I feel sorry for _____ fans - they have to watch such a 'boring' style of play," particularly after they beat our team with that "boring" style of play. I'm sure UNI fans slept just fine last night - at least after they got done partying after they owned our arse on the court last night...
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I wouldn't feel sorry for them. I'd take that boring slowdown game if it got us into the NCAA like it does them.
Here's an annoying story about their fans. My Dad is an ISU grad who lives near Waterloo. My sister went to UNI and became a UNI fan. My parents have kind of become UNI fans and have season tickets since they are cheap and the games are close. My Dad usually cheers for Iowa State over UNI, but he ALWAYS gives UNI the benefit of the doubt. Before the UNI football game, he was telling me how great UNI was looking and how good they were. Anyway, at this year's UNI football game, I was pretty happy. We had beat UNI (never a given) and had a shutout with our backup QB. I thought it was a good effort. I was very happy. Anyway, after the game my Dad (who had cheered for Iowa State) starts telling me that 'if I was Iowa State I wouldn't feel real good about the game'. I about hit the roof because he had just told me how great UNI was and we had shut them out. Supposably, he was cheering for Iowa State last night, but if he starts with me again, I'm going to tell him that if I were UNI I wouldn't be too excited about that game. :)
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 Originally Posted by simesclone That "slow it down we can't score grind it out" type of play is so boring to watch that I do'nt see how anyone would pay for a ticket. They have to watch this all year! Hah! By the looks of the crowd--especially the students---they were sure having a fun time winning! "Hey! I'm building something here!"
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Re: Feel sorry for UNI fans
 Originally Posted by farminclone Yeah I feel sorry for them too. Must be tough making it to the sweet-sixteen, beating Kansas, winning 18 straight on your homecourt. Wow they have it rough.
Pull your head out and realize they play great basketball and win games. Period. That game last night was not great basketball. It was a freaking abomination of a beautiful game. They do win though and I give them respect for that. It absolutley does not make me miss the style of the Chewie, Floyd, and Eustachy eras.
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Re: Feel sorry for UNI fans
 Originally Posted by farminclone Yeah I feel sorry for them too. Must be tough making it to the sweet-sixteen, beating Kansas, winning 18 straight on your homecourt. Wow they have it rough.
Pull your head out and realize they play great basketball and win games. Period. We've been to the sweet 16, beat Kansas and had a home winning streak longer than 18. So pull your head out. If you like that boring **** just say so. Do'nt act like a *****.
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 Originally Posted by cyatheart You are aware Tim Floyd did the same thing right? It's a lot of fun to watch if you you win. Not so much fun if you lose. Wrong, wrong, wrong. Floyd's teams never sat on the ball for 25 seconds before even looking at the basket. They were definitely a half-court team, but don't lump them in the same category as that abomination of basketball that UNI displayed last night.
Willoughby and Cato were 2 of the most fun players to watch in an ISU uniform, and it wasn't cause they were standing around on offense.
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 Originally Posted by BryceC That game last night was not great basketball. It was a freaking abomination of a beautiful game. They do win though and I give them respect for that. It absolutley does not make me miss the style of the Chewie, Floyd, and Eustachy eras.  Originally Posted by simesclone We've been to the sweet 16, beat Kansas and had a home winning streak longer than 18. So pull your head out. If you like that boring **** just say so. Do'nt act like a *****. Seriously, what's the purpose of ISU taking the court? To preserve the "beauty" of the game, or to WIN the game?
I don't care about how "beautiful" a style of play is. I care about what the numbers on the scoreboard say when the clock hits 0:00. Let me make it clear - I have no problems with running an uptempo - if it leads to 20+ wins and trips to the NCAA Tournament. I'm going to get a little tired of watching "beautiful" basketball if the end result is loss after loss after loss.
Once again - the "they play boring basketball and they are an abomination" argument is bull **** - they won the game, and at the end of the day that is all that matters.
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