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OU was lethargic in the opening minutes, but it was that bench crew that got things going.
Don't believe he watched the game...
UCO almost took the lead with the second unit on the floor in the first half..
Don't believe he watched the game...
UCO almost took the lead with the second unit on the floor in the first half..
He certainly didn't see the game I watched. If not for Hield, UCO would have taken the lead with the second unit on the floor.
To the second unit's credit, though, they played a lot better in the second half. Tyler, Cam and Fitz hit the boards hard, and they played good defense. Drew and Cam just didn't provide much offense.
He certainly didn't see the game I watched. If not for Hield, UCO would have taken the lead with the second unit on the floor.
To the second unit's credit, though, they played a lot better in the second half. Tyler, Cam and Fitz hit the boards hard, and they played good defense. Drew and Cam just didn't provide much offense.
Didn't you hear Tubbs? Hield is not the second unit!
No, Tubbs was a row down and forty feet or more from me, I couldn't hear anything he said. What did Billy mean? Was he implying that Hield should be starting or that the second unit is more than Buddy Hield? I agree on both counts.
I think that comment about Hield was made in part b/c even though he came off the bench, he was playing with 4 starters at that point. Pretty tough to give his points to the second unit, when 4 of the 5 guys on the court are starters.
Gonna be interesting to see how LK substitutes this year. I don't think I've ever seen a major college team basically play two sets of players like we have in the two exhibition games. I'd like to think LK is just doing it for those games, but it seems a little odd not to mix and match a bit, especially in the 2nd halves of these games. Curious to see what LK has in store for the regular season.
Kruger was pleased with his team, and said he likes the idea of playing “10 to 11 guys” during the non-conference schedule, but whether he keeps playing that many men is up to them.
“Guys know we want to play a lot of people,” Kruger said. “So if they step in and do the things necessary and get the production necessary there is no reason to shorten up. They will determine that by how they’re playing and their production and the little things meshed together.”