We’re 5-9 from the field. That’s pretty darn good. And we shouldn’t be taking a ton of 3s. Tulane cannot defend us inside and it doesn’t appear they are capable of stopping the 3 or 4 from driving at will.We made a couple of early shots but have gotten pretty cold since.
We’re mismatched inside with them. Wheeler has been trying to guard the tall white guy who moves well in transition.Etou playing really well.
Interior D not too good right now but generally looking pretty good early.
We had made 2 shots when I made that post. The last few makes have helped the percentage.We’re 5-9 from the field. That’s pretty darn good. And we shouldn’t be taking a ton of 3s. Tulane cannot defend us inside and it doesn’t appear they are capable of stopping the 3 or 4 from driving at will.
He can handle it. He made a bad pass (it was more lazy than anything else). Scott did the same thing on a later possession.Joiner can’t handle the press. Terrible pass.
He can handle it. He made a bad pass (it was more lazy than anything else). Scott did the same thing on a later possession.
We’ve made a ton of bad passes tonight. After the one where Tulane got the slam, Frank should have called a TO and got into his players faces. That was awful. Take care of the damn basketball
Dunleavy is a clown. He argued the Call where Etou got tripped. That was obvious.
21 is a dirty mf... cheap tricks all night long.
Wish we had someone like that.
Haith needs to yell and throw a clipboard at halftime to get these guys to pay attention and play harder and smarter. To be down this much at halftime on your home court is embarrassing. Some guys need to man up the 2nd half.
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