Every time we threw the ball down to the block last night OU went to a strong double team with a 3rd guy cutting off the reverse passing lane. It didn't matter who we threw it to, OU wasn't going to let us run our bread and butter offense. Some of our best offensive possessions in the second half were clear outs for Q and Chauncey.
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I sold a domain name that I owned for $10,000 a couple of years ago. It was for a project that never quite got off the ground. I paid $15 for it. Nice little return on my investment.
Not me. I said the team had more athletic ability than any other Zips team that I had ever seen. I didn't expect a team that had lost so much senior leadership, especially in the backcourt, to win the MAC regular season title.
Here is an interesting article on whats happened to the once great UCLA program. Special Report: Not the UCLA Way
I don't think KD has lost the program, but this is what can happen when you start going after players based on just athletic ability.
I'm pretty sure he has done it every year. We need to come out and establish a defensive mindset from the beginning of the game. I would guess the team won't be going to any more movies on the night before the game.