Slow hands, means fatigue. 6 days of travel, sun, fun and 4 days of basketball.Travis needs stickum...lol
Slow hands, means fatigue. 6 days of travel, sun, fun and 4 days of basketball.Travis needs stickum...lol
They are trying different groups to see what works, right now the new groups are not in sync.
I was wondering the same thing. 4 games in 5 days is going to wear deep teams right down. Yesterday's game was really physical too.Are the other teams playing 4 games in 5 days? If not, this is really unfair for our guys.
Are the other teams playing 4 games in 5 days? If not, this is really unfair for our guys.
Looks like that. But I feel like they lack energy right now .
Are the other teams playing 4 games in 5 days? If not, this is really unfair for our guys.
I really think so too - definitely fatigue. These are young, healthy guys - but stillLooks like that. But I feel like they lack energy right now .
Travis is a really good on the boards. But if he plays this timid against good teams when he has the ball it will not end well for him.
Now hopefully it is just new team trying to fit in etc.
With a healthy E.J. Travis may be just a role player with 15 minutes or so a game. Nothing wrong with that. And by no means am I saying this will happen. Just stating the obvious he looks timid in August games.
That would be like trying to zone Golden State. Those three guys would have a field day.Anyone else waiting for when some team tries to zone us this year and Cal responds with Herro, Quade, and Baker on the floor?
Anyone else waiting for when some team tries to zone us this year and Cal responds with Herro, Quade, and Baker on the floor?
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