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[BirdofParadise]

I agree.

But I'm tellin ya, this guys scare me a little. Perimeter defense is going to be a real key. We have a big advantage in the front court.

They were good enough to beat Georgia State and probably should have beaten Arlington (when Hervey was still healthy). And, they were bad enough to blow a seven point lead in the final minute against Georgia Southern.

Gotta make sure Eaves doesn't have a career night. He's capable of getting 30 every time he goes on the court.

[scotto_25]

App State averages a roaring 900 fans per game, correct? The typical road game problems aren't there, except travel. At the very least we'll be sluggish in the 1st half....

70-62 Cajuns

[ManAboutTown]

I agree.

But I'm tellin ya, this guys scare me a little. Perimeter defense is going to be a real key. We have a big advantage in the front court.

They were good enough to beat Georgia State and probably should have beaten Arlington (when Hervey was still healthy). And, they were bad enough to blow a seven point lead in the final minute against Georgia Southern.

Gotta make sure Eaves doesn't have a career night. He's capable of getting 30 every time he goes on the court.

We have a front court advantage in every game we play. Don't get me wrong, I'm not rigid guy saying "There is no excuse! We better win or else!" My stance is more about it being time for this team to grow up and perform on the road; against an inferior team. Things happen, yes. But with confidence, on court chemistry finally showing up, and Bryce in better physical standing.. And Hedgemen and Stove finally settling into their roles.. If not now, when?

[Hatch]

If I remember correctly Eaves didn't start the game at the cajundome for some reason. We jumped on them early and by the time he got in we already had a nice lead that was able to be maintained.

[BananaHammock]

I'm not buying the whole "it's hard to win on the road" theory. It's obviously a little more difficult to do so than at home but this has to be a lame excuse. Good teams find ways to win on the road, bad teams don't. In every sport, job, etc... there are things that are hard to overcome and the good ones do so and prosper. But telling me that facing an equal to, or lessor, opponent and being able to beat them at their own gym is really hard just doesn't fly in my book.

[Frenchie35]

I agree with all of you on your comments. My only take is this. If the guy in the stripe shirts allow us to play our game and don't try to be the center of attraction with that "look at me, I am in control" we win............

[ManAboutTown]

I agree with all of you on your comments. My only take is this. If the guy in the stripe shirts allow us to play our game and don't try to be the center of attraction with that "look at me, I am in control" we win............

Great point. Officials are the only people on the court that can stop Shawn.

[Zeebart21]

If Marlin is the coach he should be at 350K and 5 years(?) in, we win this.

Z

[Boomer]

Great point. Officials are the only people on the court that can stop Shawn.

---Can you get it on the I-N or Roku???

[ManAboutTown]

---Can you get it on the I-N or Roku???

Yes you can

[CrazyCajun]

If Marlin is the coach he should be at 350K and 5 years(?) in, we win this.

Z

$400k

[BirdofParadise]

I'm not buying the whole "it's hard to win on the road" theory. It's obviously a little more difficult to do so than at home but this has to be a lame excuse. Good teams find ways to win on the road, bad teams don't. In every sport, job, etc... there are things that are hard to overcome and the good ones do so and prosper. But telling me that facing an equal to, or lessor, opponent and being able to beat them at their own gym is really hard just doesn't fly in my book.

Then you don't follow college basketball very closely.