SMU

[Bulldog01]

They've played 3 guards several times this year, even last night. If they do that, Clark and Ellis need to be the other 2.

When was this?

 

[Bulldog01]

It also allows Troy to be of the ball some which I think is a good thing.

I think it should be other way around. Cobb should be moving without ball not caupain. Caupain still not comfortable being lead ball handler.

 

[bearcat jeff]

I think it should be other way around. Cobb should be moving without ball not caupain. Caupain still not comfortable being lead ball handler.

Which is exactly why it's good he gets time off the ball some. I'm not saying all the time they are on the floor together. Just that it helps them both and the offense flows better when they play together. Troy is much better offensively when receiving the ball. Actually statistically they are all better when receiving the ball. This is where a kid like Jenifer can help a team like UC who doesn't have "create your own shot" players.

 

[Bcatfollower]

Still in top 25?

So SMU only fell to #25 after a loss at home to us? I'm assuming that looks favorably on us... am I wrong?

 

[WAITE HOYT 2]

So SMU only fell to #25 after a loss at home to us? I'm assuming that looks favorably on us... am I wrong?

Beating a ranked team on their floor never hurts ones resume.

 

[BCM]

Beating a ranked team on their floor never hurts ones resume.

I think he meant us beating them had them barely budge, which probably means the voters don't think it's terrible to be beaten by us.

 

[Bearcat_NTS]

So SMU only fell to #25 after a loss at home to us? I'm assuming that looks favorably on us... am I wrong?

They did beat a previously unbeaten Tulsa team on the road. Also, ESPN Gameday is going to Dallas on Saturday so keeping them ranked is good for the network.

 

[Bcatfollower]

I think he meant us beating them had them barely budge, which probably means the voters don't think it's terrible to be beaten by us.

Yea, that's where I was going. Forgot about their win at tulsa though.