Texas loses to K-State, not surprised.
After I saw the way Texas slipped by A&M in OT on Saturday, I knew it Texas played the same way at K-State that they would probably be delt their first loss. Free Throw shooting will put you in a hole and can lose you a game on a poor shooting night. Especially when you are on the road in the Big 12. With a 2 day turnaround between games, Texas' shooting had to rebound if they wanted to leave K-State with a win.
What can Barnes do to help this teams free throw shooting? Poor free throw shooting will not win you a Big 12 Tourney or NCAA Championship. Tournover and defensive rebound issues will not help either. Come March, Barnes and the Longhorns need to solve these issues if they want to win the Big 12 Tourney and have a shot at the NCAA Tourney Finals.
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Sorry, not to be that guy, but I can’t ignore all those mistakes.
I think w/ more concentration, the free throw shooting can increase slightly. However, don’t expect miracles. The defensive rebounding can be fixed w/ practice and hustle (and rest).
by vy til i die on Jan 19, 2010 8:44 PM CST reply actions 1 recs
I think you delt with that comment well
"Texas played without its best player for nearly 56 minutes. There's an asterisk." -- Ivan Maisel, ESPN.com
by Hopkins Horn on Jan 19, 2010 11:47 PM CST up reply actions
hillarious
I had no idea there was a site like that. Added to daily repertoire. Thank you.
umm
looses isn’t correct either, It’s losses, go to dictionary.com. I’ll add the missing ‘s’ when I get home. loses isn’t as bad as looses.
by Ryan2907 on Jan 20, 2010 11:32 AM CST via mobile up reply actions
I think this is what they were talking about:
“Free Throw shooting will put you in a hole and can loose you a game”
by ElMariachiLoco on Jan 20, 2010 11:37 AM CST up reply actions
no
it’s Free Throw shooting will …. and can lose you a game. Just verified it because I was getting confused.
Can't we photoshop that with a Longhorn? Any Longhorn?
"Texas played without its best player for nearly 56 minutes. There's an asterisk." -- Ivan Maisel, ESPN.com
by Hopkins Horn on Jan 20, 2010 5:29 PM CST up reply actions
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