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Losers lose and winners win. There wasn't a second where uMass didn't think they were going to win. On the flip side, G Mas just tried to hang on...
Again, I still don't know why Hewitt never tried putting CE on Chaz. Allen had no chance to stay in front of him, especially at the end of the game.
YesDid Sherrod get fouled on that last turnover? I saw 3 guys reaching in. Not sure if they bumped him or got him on reaching in or if it was just coughed up.
Losers lose and winners win. There wasn't a second where uMass didn't think they were going to win. On the flip side, G Mas just tried to hang on...
Who gives a shit about Okoloji. This loss falls on Sherrod and Allen. What a choke by two seniors.
It's a combo of Hewitt making adjustments and the players executing. Can't really tell if Hewitt actually made an adjustment and the players didn't execute it or he "made" an adjustment and it didn't do anything. Not scoring a FG for 6 minutes is a recurring theme for this team and is inexcusable. Not having any TO's at the end of the game is also a mistake....New Mexico alllll over again.
0-3 in the A-10 but they're 2-1 against the spread!!!Did anyone pay down for GMU to beat spread?
This loss isn't on Hewitt.
If a team has a recurring problem, you address it. For instance in yesterdays Miami Herald:
Jim Larrañaga has been coaching basketball for 37 years, but he is the first to admit he doesn’t have all the answers. He never is too proud to seek guidance.
He relies on advice from his assistants and sons, searches through books and movies for inspiration, and when he decided to switch from man-to-man defense to zone this season for the first time in his career, he went straight to his lengthy contact list for pointers.
The University of Miami basketball coach reached out to Ralph Willard, a former Rick Pitino assistant at Louisville who lives in Naples. He also called on Bernie Fine, a former Syracuse assistant of Jim Boeheim’s who lives in Fort Lauderdale. If anyone knows the intricacies of the zone, it is Willard and Fine. Both spent time with UM coaches and gave them a crash course.
“I saw us giving up a lot of easy baskets in our man-to-man and decided, ‘It doesn’t look like this is going to be our bread-and-butter defense,’” Larrañaga said. “It was kind of out of necessity.”
So far, looks like it was a good move.
The Hurricanes, who host rival Florida State on Wednesday night at 9, have won four of their past five games, including a statement win over North Carolina at the Dean Dome last week. They held the Tar Heels to 30.8 percent shooting, and it was the fourth time in a row Miami beat Carolina after going 2-18 against the perennial power. UM (9-6, 1-2 ACC) also put quite a scare into undefeated No. 2 Syracuse at the Carrier Dome before losing by five.
Read more here: http://www.miamiherald.com/2014/01/...etball-coach-jim-larranaga.html#storylink=cpy
We desperately needed a TO at the end of the game. Should have been in the back of Hewitt or the Assistant's minds...New Mexico situation all over again.
Nobody on our team can stay in front of Chaz. Hardly anyone in the country can stay in front of Chaz. Don't put that on Hewitt, jesus.