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    Quote Originally Posted by BeauCajun View Post
    You were young and single when in Lake Charles. That's why there was a Handy in your LC memory.
    You may have to continue your explanation to the master.

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunAmos View Post
    Our defense against penetration by the opponents guards is offensive. We always appear to trail our man going to the baskets and when other collapse we leave wide open three point shots or get there late and give up layups. That's what happened against GaST and last night against UTA. On offense, we also don't do a good job getting the ball inside against a zone to either score from there or kick back out for open shots. We seem to spend plenty of the clock dribbling with minimal player movement and having to take tough shots near the end of the shot clock. JMO
    Our spacing in the half court game is also poor; and against man defenses, we seemingly have never been taught how to properly utilize perfectly good screens set by our teammates, whether to create space for our own shot or to dump the ball to the screener in a pick and roll situation.

  3. #87

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    Quote Originally Posted by VObserver View Post
    Our spacing in the half court game is also poor; and against man defenses, we seemingly have never been taught how to properly utilize perfectly good screens set by our teammates, whether to create space for our own shot or to dump the ball to the screener in a pick and roll situation.
    I laugh because I tell that to my wife all the time. I was taught to brush my shoulder against the screener so no one can pass between. We never do that or even close to that, but I do see other teams do it all the time against us. It's a fundamental thing, which was something I understood coach Marlin stressed, but I see a number of things we do that go against fundamentals that I was taught.

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    Quote Originally Posted by moorecajun View Post
    You may have to continue your explanation to the master.
    ---Snagged my wife thanks to an ex McNeese player going to the Jets Camp and leaving his girl friend behind!!!

  5. #89

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    So proud of the UTA student section cheering the last minute of the game....WE ARE ARLINGTON...they are proud of what they are and unlike usl fans not trying to be something they will never be...stop wearing louisiana on your uniforms and embarrassing the good people of this state....put your own personal name on the front and embarrass yourself as if you aren't already doing that....


  6. #90

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    Quote Originally Posted by CajunAmos View Post
    I laugh because I tell that to my wife all the time. I was taught to brush my shoulder against the screener so no one can pass between. We never do that or even close to that, but I do see other teams do it all the time against us. It's a fundamental thing, which was something I understood coach Marlin stressed, but I see a number of things we do that go against fundamentals that I was taught.
    There is a reason coaches like Marlin. If they can stop his teams from scoring in transition, they can always beat them.

  7. #91

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    Quote Originally Posted by BeauCajun View Post
    You were young and single when in Lake Charles. That's why there was a Handy in your LC memory.
    are you sure that wasn't the best choice in lake chuck? would be best choice in baton rouge.

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    Quote Originally Posted by 31Ragin97 View Post
    are you sure that wasn't the best choice in lake chuck? would be best choice in baton rouge.
    Don't know. Boomer was the one cattin' around Lake chuck in the 60's. Maybe he did it "hands free".

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    Quote Originally Posted by BeauCajun View Post
    Don't know. Boomer was the one cattin' around Lake chuck in the 60's. Maybe he did it "hands free".
    ---Early 70s---not much free time with education hours at McN, coaching 2 sports, teaching social studies, and trying to get back to Lafayette for R & R!!!

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