I agree the biggest thing (besides winning) for these next two games is getting Marquetti back on track.
I agree the biggest thing (besides winning) for these next two games is getting Marquetti back on track.
Feel free to continue to argue against points I didn’t make. It won’t change the fact I just disagree with the approach. You do know you will occasionally meet people on the internet that just happen to disagree, right? It’s fairly common.
No controversy. If he starts them I’ll be glad for them. I know if I was one of them I’d be more focused on not blowing our undefeated home record and slowing our momentum.
Let's understand (provided Stove can go) that you'll be starting THREE 1,000 point scorers.
Let's understand you'll be playing two guys (who don't play a lot), about eight minutes each.
Let's understand you'll be playing the worst team in the league.
With respect, I think you're making way too much of this, Charlie.
I just want to finish off a season undefeated at home. Don’t care how or who does it. Don’t care if it’s by 30 or by 1, on a cheat.
Just finish the job boys.
I don't know if starting the backups messed up the rhythm but we missed a lot of wide open threes and tried too many alley oops. We seemed to be playing like we were going to win no matter what. In a close game they should come down with that high pass underneath the basket, go back up strong and get the layup and one with the foul. There were a few times when we turned up the intensity on defense, got the steal and blew the fast break. Then we just started playing uninspired again. They wanted it more than we did in OT. jMO. I hope Marlin can get them back on track for New Orleans and beyond.
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