But he's not doing anywhere near that. It's like you're telling us your wife may be a real brown bagger now, but she was pretty hot before you met her.
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Milan Rumors - Hand Injury
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Doesn't he have a cast over all of his left hand. That's what I thought I saw last.
"Five Guys" brown bag (of French fries) is pretty good.
Or I am saying that they shouldn't give up on a guy in a slump who has proven he can hit at that rate just last year. It's not like he is 38 and washed up.
Lieutenant Hand is the hand that makes his John Tommy stand erect to salute! ;-)Who is Lieutenant Hand? Is he a character in "Forrest Gump"?
TJ said in his presser that we have to learn how to run an offense becomes teams are just putting 3 guys in the paint.
Tells me he really is wanting Milan back more than I anticipated - the guard off the bench being the worst 3 point shooter in the history of the sport doesn’t help.
Tells me he really is wanting Milan back more than I anticipated - the guard off the bench being the worst 3 point shooter in the history of the sport doesn’t help.
Definitely missing him a lot. I think a lot of people underestimated how much his presence opens up the paint for us. We'll adapt, but man will it be nice to have him back.
I miss mommy…. Definitely makes things harder and easier for teams to double up on Jones, which has been what’s frustrating him the past few games. Especially with Keshon dribbling into three people at all times and Lipsey having a hurt hand…. We are easy to guard right now
I'm guessing we don't see him until March.
Until then:
Until then:
If we get back to playing the way we can, we shouldn't need him for the next two weeks, but can't wait to get him back as it definitely increases our margin for error dramatically.
Can you cite where he said this specific thing?
Iirc he talked about running through the entire possession instead of taking it 1 on 3 or 4, forcing things etc.
Yeah, if you don't have good 3pt shooters, there's not much you can do spacing wise. I thought we moved the ball better against Kansas, but couldn't shoot well enough to force them to defend the 3. Teams can guard Curtis and don't really care if anyone else gets an open look. Milan should open things up. Jefferson and Lipsey had been shooting better recently, but were both bad against Kansas. Curtis also had a bad shooting night, but most of his are forced, contested shots.
I thought ISU was really trying to spread things out to get looks around the perimeter but KU was able to largely stick with the guards to not allow much room to operate.
KU's really good at perimeter D but it's even easier when there's not much of a viable threat from a 4/5 away from the hoop.
Dickinson had a couple of clear crisp passes out to Mayo (or someone else) from the elbowish and someone in the game thread asked 'why doesn't ISU do that!?'. Dickinson is overrated for how much press he gets but he can also hit from lots of spots and seems to have good timing for those kinds of looks. Therefore it's easier for KU to get that kind of look.
Something's off with Gilbert too as he doesn't appear to be moving at full stride and his shot looks hurried/pressed as well.
