Green never played a minute, but he was cheering like crazy on the bench. Curious why, maybe in Hoiberg's dog house.
Noticed the same thing. Take that W and run.
Seems to be a trend when Green is on the bench...
I think they were 2/19 from 3 at one point.maybe when the numbers are compiled this take will be proved wrong.....but it sure seemed like iowa couldn't hit the broadside of a barn for most of the game.
Just giving you some light-hearted guff..... Actually agreed with your pregame assessment in that their talent warranted the line... especially with Jervay in the dog house.Ha!
Last night I won 1 bet...It was brutal. I think I was 1/6.
I usually just do 5-10 dollar bets but still.
Trust me...I have put my Bookies kids through private school with my "locks"Just giving you some light-hearted guff..... Actually agreed with your pregame assessment in that their talent warranted the line... especially with Jervay in the dog house.
We know that there will be ugly outcomes this year, but a slap down of a rival is doublely sweet until we get some rim help next year.
I question his desire to play D & rebound. He was beat numerous times against Rutgers.Just a theory, but is it possible that the reason for the poor performance on the court with Green playing is because there's one too many Alpha Dogs fighting to be the lead when he, Mack, and Burke are on the floor. To me, everything on this team runs through Mack. Burke is a good 2nd man with Cheatham and Thor being complimentary pieces. Green needs to learn how to slide into a spot underneath Mack, which he's probably never had to do in his basketball life (being 2nd fiddle to anyone else) and he definitely did not have to be one last year in JUCO.
Maybe I'm completely wrong.
3 of 25 later. Sparty fan here, Love Hoiberg. His kid played great in his only meaningful minutes he played when Cassius Winston missed a game over break. I have a question, while watching your win over Iowa, there always seemed to be 10-15 guys from the front row (across from the benches) that were always standing. Are they a traditional thing ? Seems as though that blocks sight lines in other VIP seats. Just curiousI think they were 2/19 from 3 at one point.
If his shot isn't falling it affects his whole game and his shot hasn't fallen since he got back from suspension (even in warm ups).I question his desire to play D & rebound. He was beat numerous times against Rutgers.
When he wants to, he CAN be our best rebounding guard...... great springs...I question his desire to play D & rebound. He was beat numerous times against Rutgers.
This is the problem, there seems to be no want to.When he wants to, he CAN be our best rebounding guard...... great springs...