Sure but this is a pattern repeated throughout Moser’s tenure. Either the play call is terrible or they screw up whatever play was called. Either way, it’s on the head coach.
Fears wasn't great in end-of-game situational basketball moments. Yes, he is/was our best option, but let's not act like he was nails late in all games. Of course, it's to be expected from a freshman who was asked all year to do more than he should have been, because of our lack of anyone else who could do it. We had no finisher on this team, and it showed. Having a finisher covers up a lot of late game gaffs at all levels of basketball.
Hes saying the label, while correct, is not really deserved. Bc uconn will not seriously compete for this natty
Like I said, without more NIL $$$, it doesn’t matter. So I agree with you.
He hit some shots. I thought he was like their best player. Overall I thought he kinda sucked tbh.
Could have used a timeout, but probably not wise to do so, around 5-6 seconds left on the shot clock. At that point, you don't know how the rest of the game is going to play, you may need the timeout later. Hindsight is 20/20.
How worse than goodine, Elvis, and miles?
I promise you're not thinking of the play I'm thinking of
None of them played very well. That's probably why we lost. Had any one of them played close to their best, we probably make a few shots and win.
Because they would get millions more money and get to test themselves in the best conference in America.
Why did it take 25 secs to allegedly try to get the ball to fears but fail to do so?
We have a 4 year sample size of his terrible coaching
Agreed. I think Forsyth played the least bad of the 4. He certainly missed less shots than the rest. And I'm getting roasted for it lol
Like I said in my post.. it's possible. I think its unlikely. But why didn't Godwin improve much or at all then? Just simply doesn't have the tools of wague?
We brought the ball up court, tried to run something, couldn't get anywhere - that took off 8 seconds. Porter calls TO. Calls the exact same play we successfully ran vs Kentucky to get Fears an open 3. Ran the play, Fears never comes back for the ball. He's 18, he has lapses, all 18 year old kids do. Heck, even 15 year NBA vets do.
Godwin did improve. Quite a bit, actually. But Godwin isn't the athlete Wague is. We all knew that if Wague could figure out how to play without fouling, he could be dangerous. And he figured that out at the end of the season.
