Thanks!Concussion Protocol as per
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118 can get pretty rowdy, and that's where players family usually sit, so there a lot of invested fans.lol we need a “rowdy adults” section.
118 can get pretty rowdy, and that's where players family usually sit, so there a lot of invested fans.
And if you want to pick your seats, just contact Taylor Bosket, he'll help you get where you want.
KD was in civilian clothes but looked healthy, standing by while the team warmed up. Also saw him pound Jalen in celebration after Haynes landed a contested shot and got up from the floor in jubilation.Concussion Protocol as per
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KD is in Concussion protocolKD was in civilian clothes but looked healthy, standing by while the team warmed up. Also saw him pound Jalen in celebration after Haynes landed a contested shot and got up from the floor in jubilation.
As much as Quigley may help us next year, the team really didn't function well unless O'Connor was on the point.
Good seeing you yesterday. Agree re: atmosphere. I really can’t put my finger on it, but it really just seems like a lot of people in the arena aren’t paying any attention to the game. The folks who sit in front of me in the courtside seats (pretty much all corporate seats), just sit on their phone all game. Kid was lucky he was paying attention when a bad pass zipped it or it would have hit him square in the face. I don’t know how you get people to pay attention to the thing that they took time out of their day to presumably watch. It really is perplexing.Finally have a few mins to get my thoughts together. Unfortunately I didn’t get to see many folks yesterday due to a 2 hour Amtrak snafu. Fortunately I made game time by 3 minutes.
Anyhow couple of things
1) holy library atmosphere Batman. Does anyone cheer? Everyone looks miserable and like they don’t want to be at a sporting event. Sheesh. Mason made a big rebound with a few mins left and it was me and maybe a few people clapping knowing the game was about sealed up. I was behind Bill so it was hard to gauge somewhat but it definitely seemed quiet.
2) really impressed with O'Connor running point. Thought I’d be miserable and roll my eyes watching him and I really didn’t see any issues. He got to the rim when needed, made the right passes and generally was fine. He’s figuring it out. Having enough behind him is important but he’s not an issue. Tulane adjusted after his big first half, but overall I really liked what I saw and his driving ability.
3) even with KD out it’s apparent the rotation is shortening. Quigley and Begg are playing only a few minutes and we roll with the other guys. I also like Billups in his role with less minutes considering his limitations offensively.
4) Haynes looked very good and comfortable in the post. I loved his effort on the glass and the team effort on the glass in general. He missed layups but they were difficult angles so I can’t fault him too much.
5) absolutely love that we are giving Anderson more minutes with Woody. When Anderson shoots it feels like it’s always going in. I also like Woody driving and not settling only to shoot 3s. He has some good dribble drive moves to slash to the basket.
6) really wanted to see KD play but hopefully he feels better soon. I liked seeing him engaged on the bench.
Overall it felt like old times when an opponent would roll in and get pounded by Mason inside EBA. Solid team win and it’s good to see the guys keep things rolling into 5 wins in a row.
I’m planning to be back for Homecoming.
Yeah, the phone thing is really obvious on TV, and lots of times people only start cheering when they look up and see the camera is on them.Good seeing you yesterday. Agree re: atmosphere. I really can’t put my finger on it, but it really just seems like a lot of people in the arena aren’t paying any attention to the game. The folks who sit in front of me in the courtside seats (pretty much all corporate seats), just sit on their phone all game. Kid was lucky he was paying attention when a bad pass zipped it or it would have hit him square in the face. I don’t know how you get people to pay attention to the thing that they took time out of their day to presumably watch. It really is perplexing.
Free tickets to the new old folks home they are building off Braddock across from the cemetery.I think a name change is in order. Our sponsor should be a funeral home and we can change the name of EBA to "The Mausoleum".
I think a name change is in order. Our sponsor should be a funeral home and we can change the name of EBA to "The Mausoleum".
Just remember those tickets must be throughly inspected by Jerry the lord usher of 116. lolFree tickets to the new old folks home they are building off Braddock across from the cemetery.
When I talked with him last night he told me that he had been moved to the other side of the arena but then they moved him back to 116. He recognizes my mustache so he waves me by but everyone else gets a strip search.Just remember those tickets must be throughly inspected by Jerry the lord usher of 116. lol
I'm happy to report the folks in front of me were actually somewhat engaged yesterday. The wife clapped a couple times and her husband muttered a couple statements about fouls and such. It might have been because Marvin Lewis stopped by to shake their hands before the game. Or maybe they lurk the boards...in which case, keep up the good work dust bags.