UL — An early technical foul, plus a couple of personal fouls meant junior forward Shawn Long spent most of the first half watching the University of Louisiana men's basketball team play against Troy.
Long played only three minutes in ...
UL — An early technical foul, plus a couple of personal fouls meant junior forward Shawn Long spent most of the first half watching the University of Louisiana men's basketball team play against Troy.
Long played only three minutes in ...
Another nice article Luke. Is there a word limit for the .com Advocate as there would be in a printed edition? If not, are the printed editions shorter or the same always?
Article talks about Shawn Long coming up big at the line in OT after missing some key ones in regulation. There is always more pressue in a one and one situation than on other free throws. Missing two one and one free throws does not bother me as much as his other mistake which was another technical foul. That young man is emotional but he needs to realize he is being selfish when he gets one of those. Call is bad, fine, refs are human too and make mistakes. Keep your mouth shut and go back and concentrate on the next play is what I hope he learns to do. The technical he got against ULM at home was a huge factor in that loss. That one came for mouthing off after he dunked on a ULM guy. Again, keep your mouth shut and do it again. Only time you should mouth off is after the game has been secured. Even then it is not wise as that only fires the opponent for the next time you meet them. On Saturday he played only three minutes in the first half due to the foul situation. He plays more and the team may have a bigger lead at half so as an OT may not be necessary. Bottom line he needs to grow up or he will never reach his potential.
I agree with Boomer, while I enjoy reading "quality work" -and Luke does quality work- the papers hatred of UL oozes through.
It uses three versions of the schools name but always attaches the "know your place" addendum.
The result is they give the addendum three times the focus. Making the otherwise great stories empty and about some fictitious entity.
jmo
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