OU vs #1 BU 8pm CST ESPN2

[cjhsooner]

This game proves the fans right. They show up for a game, and OU craps the bed. It was never really in doubt for Baylor. All the whining about low attendance is justified.

 

[steverocks35]

This game proves the fans right. They show up for a game, and OU craps the bed. It was never really in doubt for Baylor. All the whining about low attendance is justified.

I'm as critical of the team as anyone but that's a bit harsh. OU was an underdog to the #1 team in the nation.

 

[thebigabd]

This game proves the fans right. They show up for a game, and OU craps the bed. It was never really in doubt for Baylor. All the whining about low attendance is justified.

OU didn't crap the bed... it was the #1 team in the country. Sure, they didn't have one of their best players, but they are a deep team and were able to plug in some other guys to make up for Teague.

 

[daqman]

This game proves the fans right. They show up for a game, and OU craps the bed. It was never really in doubt for Baylor. All the whining about low attendance is justified.

But a new building would ease the pain right?

 

[WTSooner]

I'm as critical of the team as anyone but that's a bit harsh. OU was an underdog to the #1 team in the nation.

Baylor was a 2.5 point favorite.

How many did they win by?

 

[steverocks35]

Baylor was a 2.5 point favorite.

How many did they win by?

You don’t think “crapped the bed” is a bit harsh?

 

[mict085]

That was his role his first two seasons at WSU because of who was playing in front of him, including Landry Shamet. All those guys graduated or turned pro after Reaves's sophomore year. Had he returned to WSU, he would have been either the first or second option on the team his junior year, without question. Marshall still wouldn't have given him as much freedom as Lon gives players, but there is no chance Reaves would have been the third or fourth option or that he only would have been a spot-up shooter. I think his decision came down to whether he wanted to play for a coach with an incredibly quick hook who is inclined to bench even his best players every time they make a mistake, or whether he wanted to play for a coach who would show confidence in him and let him play through mistakes.

I thought he left because he banged Gregg marshals daughter. No?

 

[CoachTalk]

I’ll rewatch it when I get home but I’m almost positive

Reavers didn’t play late and lead got bigger after he was out.

 

[WichitaSooner]

I thought he left because he banged Gregg marshals daughter. No?

Nah. He may or may not have hooked up with her but definitely not why he left. Marshall was not happy he transferred.

 

[sheepdogs1]

Reavers didn’t play late and lead got bigger after he was out.

One does not necessarily have to do with the other. If the threes made by Baylor, because of poor defense by Harmon, occurred with Reaves on the bench then one needs to ask "was it caused by Austin being on said bench or not."

 

[steverocks35]

Reavers didn’t play late and lead got bigger after he was out.

Yep I checked, he got in the game with about 4:23 left for one possession, then he sat right back down. For some reason I thought he stayed in. But it’s a reach to say they expanded the lead because he wasn’t in the game. They led the entire game after the first couple of minutes