Faith in Mick
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Thegreatone
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Ah cmonn put some Blue Ash skyline on the line, like ralphy
I will if the bet is if Mick is back. I think he is back for sure. Not saying I agree but I can't see them firing him giving our current athletic department and having a new football coach.
Kingsley Court
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The last play was designed to go inside but Bishop got concerned time was running out and threw it up too soon.
You, unlike Mick, do not see the players day in and day out in practice. Mick knows what the guys are and are not capable of doing, he runs the offense he runs because it best suits his players.
I believe you have complained about Yancy being lazy in the past. Mick decided to take your advice and teach him a lesson by benching him. It may be that you and the other fans who have complained about Yance caused the loss.
TheLivingLegend
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Yancy is lazy. But the fact of the matter is, he was playing a solid solid game. If he is plaaying like crap, sit him on the bench... but he wasnt. Ralphy say one bad thing about mick and ill buy you 2 cheese coneys.
BearcatAlum1
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I understand that no one has this information, but can anyone tell me:
1) the point spread when Yancy was in the game;
2) how many offensive rebounds and points in the paint MU scored to start the second half when Yancy was the only big man in the game; and
3) how many offensive rebounds and points in the paint MU scored to start the second half when Ibra was the only big man in the game.
Personally, I thought DV had much to do with our loss. He let Cubian hit the three with less than 2 minutes left (DV was watching the ball and had no clue where his man was.....even though Cubian was right in front of him........BALL-YOU-MAN!!!!!!!!), then DV leaves his feet and throws the ball out of bounds with a full shot clock, then we're switching all screens on the perimeter on Marquette's last possession in regulation, but DV decides NOT to switch when Hayward sets a screen to pick and pop thus causing Bishop to recover late and Hayward hits the tying three with 20 seconds left.
DV had a lot to do with that loss. The painful part about the loss is that our "Senior Leader" had no clue what he was doing down the stretch. Absolutely terrible.
1) the point spread when Yancy was in the game;
2) how many offensive rebounds and points in the paint MU scored to start the second half when Yancy was the only big man in the game; and
3) how many offensive rebounds and points in the paint MU scored to start the second half when Ibra was the only big man in the game.
Personally, I thought DV had much to do with our loss. He let Cubian hit the three with less than 2 minutes left (DV was watching the ball and had no clue where his man was.....even though Cubian was right in front of him........BALL-YOU-MAN!!!!!!!!), then DV leaves his feet and throws the ball out of bounds with a full shot clock, then we're switching all screens on the perimeter on Marquette's last possession in regulation, but DV decides NOT to switch when Hayward sets a screen to pick and pop thus causing Bishop to recover late and Hayward hits the tying three with 20 seconds left.
DV had a lot to do with that loss. The painful part about the loss is that our "Senior Leader" had no clue what he was doing down the stretch. Absolutely terrible.
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BearcatAlum1
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Yancy's defense and rebounding to start the second half blew our 9 point lead in a matter of minutes.