It's a tough one but I think I've been talked into cheering (sigh) for KSU so that our terrible loss can hopefully become only a Q2.
*** Official TCU vs #8 IOWA STATE Game(Day) Thread ***
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Agree but we basically exchanged missed shots from the KU game to turnovers in this game. We shot very, very well so extra turnovers are “okay”. I’ll take a few more turnovers in exchange for less dribble dribble hero ball.
It was a nice bounceback. It was a slopfest early and was a good thing that TCU played poorly because it allowed Iowa State to get their legs under them but once they did they looked like the team before the Caleb Love shot.
Yep. His defender has to stick with him and someone has to help if he gets the feed and dribbles.
Clean up the unforced turnovers and some still-questionable drives into a clogged paint and we can beat a lot of teams playing like that. Milan and Curt won't always combine for nine threes, but the rest of the team won't always combine for an 0-fer.
Yup we want KState to win out until they play us again
Tang will gain another 3 years of goodwill, maybe an extension, with a win today.
I guess if they beat teams we need to lose and not make the tourney it might make it better.
I know it was noted throughout in-game action and probably afterward, need some focus on ball-handling. In general, unforced turnovers aspect is a hindrance and uncharacteristic of how we generally have played, but recently seems even more sloppy.
Attempting a bounce pass on a drive in the lane to a 6-10 guy is not advisable. But our bigs seem to have butterfingers even on decent/simply passes.
Attempting a bounce pass on a drive in the lane to a 6-10 guy is not advisable. But our bigs seem to have butterfingers even on decent/simply passes.
Keshon seems to be bringing the ball up and playing the point-guard role (even with Tamin on the floor) a lot more than last year.
I'd say nonchalance. We don't make the simple play. We float passes in the middle of the paint and take unnecessary risks. And Jackson/Chatfield have awful hands.
