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Post by Deleted on Jan 29, 2015 15:46:00 GMT -8
The bottom line here is that there should be no mistakes ever from anyone remotely related to this team. I pay good money for my tickets and just like in my life I expect no mistakes ever... not from the kids on the team, the head coach or the staff.... not from the AD, the school, The Show, the Blue hairs, the rest of the fans, the early leavers, the late arrivers, the season ticket holders, the food vendors, the trainers, the grad assistants, the officials, the announcers, the network, the cable company... not from the City of SD, the state of California, or from the USA... not from the president, congress, the SC,... not from ISIS, IRS, IRA, ERA, MLB, NFL, NBA... I can't believe I am the only one who sees these issues. What is wrong with those that are here to please me??? I haven't made a single mistake this season. And I always hold my balls.
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Post by AzTex on Jan 29, 2015 16:09:41 GMT -8
I haven't made a single mistake this season. I made one. I thought a ref made the correct call but I was mistaken.
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Post by smoothcat on Jan 29, 2015 18:48:10 GMT -8
Just posted on this earlier on another thread. It's a terrible habit, we do it a lot, and it almost always doesn't go well. Skylar is probably the worst offender, Chol does it too much, Winston also does it a lot, JJO too. Similarly, sometimes they don't dribble, but instead of holding the ball high and going up to shoot, they'll bring the ball down and the other team starts grabbing and punching at it, usually with a good deal if success. I am forever yelling at my tv, "QUIT DRIBBLING THE BALL!!! JUST PUT IT RIGHT UP!!!" Scares the heck out if my dogs. Usually my face is in my hands immediately after, with me mumbling ... " why? Why?! WHY!!??" They should all be forced to watch old films of Kevin McHale....he was a master at getting offensive rebounds and never bringing the ball back down below his head. He'd get the rebound and before anybody had a chance to block it or strip it, he'd quickly put it back in for an easy basket. McHale was also a brilliant back to the basket low post player with tremendous footwork, moves and touch. As a diehard Laker fan, I can now admit that this long after his retirement. Any young post player could learn a lot and dominate if they could just learn 10% of McHale's low post game. Great passer too.
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Post by sdsustoner on Jan 31, 2015 6:00:32 GMT -8
They should all be forced to watch old films of Kevin McHale....he was a master at getting offensive rebounds and never bringing the ball back down below his head. He'd get the rebound and before anybody had a chance to block it or strip it, he'd quickly put it back in for an easy basket. McHale was also a brilliant back to the basket low post player with tremendous footwork, moves and touch. As a diehard Laker fan, I can now admit that this long after his retirement. Any young post player could learn a lot and dominate if they could just learn 10% of McHale's low post game. Great passer too. Same here. I stopped hating him the moment he retired. Same with Parish...actually when he went to Charlotte and Bird when he hung them up. The Chief was also very good inside. Both him and McHale played very well with each other down low. Luckily the Lakers had Kareem. Another guy they should watch is the Dream. Dude had post moves for days.
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