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<blockquote data-quote="Cuyahoga Falls Eers_rivals" data-source="post: 131878819" data-attributes="member: 1759980">This CBS article aimed at disrespecting Huggins says WVU this season is “getting crushed on the boards.”Let the numbers do the talking:WVU has 155 rebounds to 181 by its opponents, a difference of FIVE PER GAME! “Crushed”? Hardly!By the way, without Oscar but with Gabe, WVU this season has caused ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN TURNOVERS in FIVE games! Which brought my alma mater more points than Oscar got rebounds for Kentucky. And, for the cherry on top of the sundae, 32 blocks!Without dealing with a headcase whose family was his “advisors” rather than Huggins!The article began:Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari came to the defense of Wildcats big man Oscar Tshiebwe after Friday's victory vs. Ohio, responding to a PETTY (really?) jab from his former coach, West Virginia's Bob Huggins, who earlier suggested (actually outright said it, and he’s right) that Tshiebwe did not work hard when he was on the Mountaineers. The CBS article trumpeted about WVU being last in the Big 12 in rebounding, which is true, but neglected to mention that my alma mater is SECOND in the Big 12 in blocked shots, and FOURTH in steals, both preventing your opponent from scoring. And rattling their cage for a bonus, often leading to passes thrown into the seats. If you want to read and don’t mind vomiting, here is the URL for the article:John Calipari stands up for Kentucky's Oscar Tshiebwe after Bob Huggins throws shade at his former player - CBSSports.com</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Cuyahoga Falls Eers_rivals, post: 131878819, member: 1759980"] This CBS article aimed at disrespecting Huggins says WVU this season is “getting crushed on the boards.” Let the numbers do the talking: WVU has 155 rebounds to 181 by its opponents, a difference of FIVE PER GAME! “Crushed”? Hardly! By the way, without Oscar but with Gabe, WVU this season has caused ONE HUNDRED AND SEVEN TURNOVERS in FIVE games! Which brought my alma mater more points than Oscar got rebounds for Kentucky. And, for the cherry on top of the sundae, 32 blocks! Without dealing with a headcase whose family was his “advisors” rather than Huggins! The article began: Kentucky basketball coach John Calipari came to the defense of Wildcats big man Oscar Tshiebwe after Friday's victory vs. Ohio, responding to a PETTY (really?) jab from his former coach, West Virginia's Bob Huggins, who earlier suggested (actually outright said it, and he’s right) that Tshiebwe did not work hard when he was on the Mountaineers. The CBS article trumpeted about WVU being last in the Big 12 in rebounding, which is true, but neglected to mention that my alma mater is SECOND in the Big 12 in blocked shots, and FOURTH in steals, both preventing your opponent from scoring. And rattling their cage for a bonus, often leading to passes thrown into the seats. If you want to read and don’t mind vomiting, here is the URL for the article: John Calipari stands up for Kentucky's Oscar Tshiebwe after Bob Huggins throws shade at his former player - CBSSports.com [/QUOTE]

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