MBB Final: Louisiana 79, South Alabama 76

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Originally Posted by zephyr

I finally went back and listened to what they said. Of course they didn't really elaborate on his comments so I have no idea what he said so I have no idea if it was a harsh decision or not but I think context always needs to be brought into play when making that kind of decision. Either way, we let that game get way too close in the last 5-7 minutes because Fulks wasn't in the game.

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Fulks did it again Saturday against USA. He needs to get that under control.

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Originally Posted by cajuns80

Fulks did it again Saturday against USA. He needs to get that under control.

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Don't think the word is out an opponent can get under his skin. Time to grow up.

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Originally Posted by cajuns80

Fulks did it again Saturday against USA. He needs to get that under control.

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You can tell Fulks is an intense player. He is usually intense with his teammates while playing. I love that passion but he needs to focus on the court only and not worry about the fans.

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Originally Posted by RaginDave

You can tell Fulks is an intense player. He is usually intense with his teammates while playing. I love that passion but he needs to focus on the court only and not worry about the fans.

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You should be so focused on your play while on the court that you don't even hear the crowd comments. Also, that goes for when you are on the bench as well. While not in the game you should be so focused on supporting your teammates and reinforcing the message from the coaching staff you don't hear the crowd comments. Last Saturday, Fulks got his mind back in the game to make one of the most athletic plays of the season. In the last minute of the game, he kept his dribble alive while falling down and then converted a reverse layup to give us a 4 point lead.

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Originally Posted by Cajunsmike

You should be so focused on your play while on the court that you don't even hear the crowd comments. Also, that goes for when you are on the bench as well. While not in the game you should be so focused on supporting your teammates and reinforcing the message from the coaching staff you don't hear the crowd comments. Last Saturday, Fulks got his mind back in the game to make one of the most athletic plays of the season. In the last minute of the game, he kept his dribble alive while falling down and then converted a reverse layup to give us a 4 point lead.

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Hopefully he has learned this and can focus totally on the game itself; I really believe he has great potential if he can harness his emotions!

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Originally Posted by moorecajun

Hopefully he has learned this and can focus totally on the game itself; I really believe he has great potential if he can harness his emotions!

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People rarely learn from their mistakes. Especially if they’re mistakes generated by emotions b

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Originally Posted by CajunEXPRESS

People rarely learn from their mistakes. Especially if they’re mistakes generated by emotions b

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And I thought it was just the opposite, you learn from your mistakes.

My mistake.

I didn't learn anything.

Oh, now I see.

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Originally Posted by cajuns80

Fulks did it again Saturday against USA. He needs to get that under control.

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But what is he saying? I saw kids all weekend watching games chirping with opposing fans.

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Originally Posted by zephyr

But what is he saying? I saw kids all weekend watching games chirping with opposing fans.

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Chirping...along with their parent(s).

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Originally Posted by zephyr

But what is he saying? I saw kids all weekend watching games chirping with opposing fans.

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Once a player start talking trash back to fans then the advantage goes to the fan as you are already in the players head. As a athlete you should never say anything to a fan during the game because your focus will never be 100%. It's kinda of like this board a lot of folks like are living in other folks heads. IGNORE THE NOISE.