02-05-2023, 06:24 PM
And six minutes into the second half, we still haven’t scored. Now down 52-39.
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And six minutes into the second half, we still haven’t scored. Now down 52-39.
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02-06-2023, 12:27 PM
Folks, I dragged my wife and kids to this game, put them in Stanford gear and everything....
At the overall program level, obviously things aren't great. But getting shellacked by a mediocre team has disappointing effects on the micro level in my household in terms of trying to share Stanford fandom with my kids.
But, uh, first half was fun? Ugh.
At the overall program level, obviously things aren't great. But getting shellacked by a mediocre team has disappointing effects on the micro level in my household in terms of trying to share Stanford fandom with my kids.
But, uh, first half was fun? Ugh.
Folks, I dragged my wife and kids to this game, put them in Stanford gear and everything....
At the overall program level, obviously things aren't great. But getting shellacked by a mediocre team has disappointing effects on the micro level in my household in terms of trying to share Stanford fandom with my kids.
But, uh, first half was fun? Ugh.
At the overall program level, obviously things aren't great. But getting shellacked by a mediocre team has disappointing effects on the micro level in my household in terms of trying to share Stanford fandom with my kids.
But, uh, first half was fun? Ugh.
02-06-2023, 05:52 PM
I gave up all hope on this season about 8 minutes into the first Colorado game.
It was clear at a glance from the Buffs record that they were absolutely a notch below mediocre. It also was clear that they had a better group of players and coaching than Stanford.
It was clear at a glance from the Buffs record that they were absolutely a notch below mediocre. It also was clear that they had a better group of players and coaching than Stanford.
02-09-2023, 10:56 PM
(02-09-2023, 10:41 PM)SamuelMcF Wrote: Not a single comment about tonight's game, which in case anyone cares was an epic choke job.
The WBB game had its own thread with 64 comments.
Sounds about right.
I had forgotten there was a game tonight. And I used to be a season ticket holder.
02-09-2023, 11:29 PM
(02-09-2023, 10:41 PM)SamuelMcF Wrote: Not a single comment about tonight's game, which in case anyone cares was an epic choke job.
The WBB game had its own thread with 64 comments.
Sounds about right.
WBB was on ESPN primetime, a top 25 tilt, featuring two top 3 WNBA lottery picks, and a team that won the natty two years ago. 64 comments seems right on the money. What am I missing?
(02-09-2023, 10:41 PM)SamuelMcF Wrote: Not a single comment about tonight's game, which in case anyone cares was an epic choke job.
The WBB game had its own thread with 64 comments.
Sounds about right.
WBB was on ESPN primetime, a top 25 tilt, featuring two top 3 WNBA lottery picks, and a team that won the natty two years ago. 64 comments seems right on the money. What am I missing?
02-09-2023, 11:42 PM
Coughed up another one. Led ASU by 6 - 10 points most of the game but went 5 min without scoring at the end and missed a couple of ft opportunities.
Coughed up another one. Led ASU by 6 - 10 points most of the game but went 5 min without scoring at the end and missed a couple of ft opportunities.
02-10-2023, 12:31 AM
I was at Maples tonight. We definitely couged it. We had double digit leads both halves, and we were unable to hold on to them.
Frustrating to watch us slowly blow it. Silva was terrible against the press. Harrison tried to do fancy passes at the end which led to turnovers.
ASU was a very quick team, but we had the size and seemed to top them in just about every statistical category except the one that counts the most at the end (points scored).
Frustrating to watch us slowly blow it. Silva was terrible against the press. Harrison tried to do fancy passes at the end which led to turnovers.
ASU was a very quick team, but we had the size and seemed to top them in just about every statistical category except the one that counts the most at the end (points scored).
I was at Maples tonight. We definitely couged it. We had double digit leads both halves, and we were unable to hold on to them.
Frustrating to watch us slowly blow it. Silva was terrible against the press. Harrison tried to do fancy passes at the end which led to turnovers.
ASU was a very quick team, but we had the size and seemed to top them in just about every statistical category except the one that counts the most at the end (points scored).
Frustrating to watch us slowly blow it. Silva was terrible against the press. Harrison tried to do fancy passes at the end which led to turnovers.
ASU was a very quick team, but we had the size and seemed to top them in just about every statistical category except the one that counts the most at the end (points scored).
02-10-2023, 08:31 AM
(02-09-2023, 11:44 PM)martyup Wrote: The Hasse effect.
Indeed. For the final couple of possessions--despite the fact that ASU was pressing like crazy--Haase pulled O'Connell for M. Jones, somehow thinking that going without a PG was our best possible option??? The results were predictable--we could not generate any good shots on the last few possessions.
I count seven more regular-season games and then our opening-round loss on the P-12 tourney before the Haaseketball era finally comes to end (I pray).
(02-09-2023, 11:44 PM)martyup Wrote: The Hasse effect.
Indeed. For the final couple of possessions--despite the fact that ASU was pressing like crazy--Haase pulled O'Connell for M. Jones, somehow thinking that going without a PG was our best possible option??? The results were predictable--we could not generate any good shots on the last few possessions.
I count seven more regular-season games and then our opening-round loss on the P-12 tourney before the Haaseketball era finally comes to end (I pray).
(02-10-2023, 08:31 AM)burger Wrote:I was at the game (it was a painful ending) but the point guard situation was difficult. O'Connell got dinged up and was limping badly for the last 6-8 minutes of the game. He was trying to play but his mobility wasn't great. I'm not sure if he reinjured something or rolled his ankle or what but it was a problem. That's the reason he was pulled. Now why Haase didn't go with Silva I'm not sure. I'm guessing he thought Harrison could bring the ball up and get us in our offense but it clearly didn't work out well.(02-09-2023, 11:44 PM)martyup Wrote: The Hasse effect.
Indeed. For the final couple of possessions--despite the fact that ASU was pressing like crazy--Haase pulled O'Connell for M. Jones, somehow thinking that going without a PG was our best possible option??? The results were predictable--we could not generate any good shots on the last few possessions.
I count seven more regular-season games and then our opening-round loss on the P-12 tourney before the Haaseketball era finally comes to end (I pray).
(02-10-2023, 08:31 AM)burger Wrote:I was at the game (it was a painful ending) but the point guard situation was difficult. O'Connell got dinged up and was limping badly for the last 6-8 minutes of the game. He was trying to play but his mobility wasn't great. I'm not sure if he reinjured something or rolled his ankle or what but it was a problem. That's the reason he was pulled. Now why Haase didn't go with Silva I'm not sure. I'm guessing he thought Harrison could bring the ball up and get us in our offense but it clearly didn't work out well.(02-09-2023, 11:44 PM)martyup Wrote: The Hasse effect.
Indeed. For the final couple of possessions--despite the fact that ASU was pressing like crazy--Haase pulled O'Connell for M. Jones, somehow thinking that going without a PG was our best possible option??? The results were predictable--we could not generate any good shots on the last few possessions.
I count seven more regular-season games and then our opening-round loss on the P-12 tourney before the Haaseketball era finally comes to end (I pray).
02-10-2023, 12:55 PM
(02-10-2023, 12:24 PM)83card Wrote:(02-10-2023, 08:31 AM)burger Wrote:I was at the game (it was a painful ending) but the point guard situation was difficult. O'Connell got dinged up and was limping badly for the last 6-8 minutes of the game. He was trying to play but his mobility wasn't great. I'm not sure if he reinjured something or rolled his ankle or what but it was a problem. That's the reason he was pulled. Now why Haase didn't go with Silva I'm not sure. I'm guessing he thought Harrison could bring the ball up and get us in our offense but it clearly didn't work out well.(02-09-2023, 11:44 PM)martyup Wrote: The Hasse effect.
Indeed. For the final couple of possessions--despite the fact that ASU was pressing like crazy--Haase pulled O'Connell for M. Jones, somehow thinking that going without a PG was our best possible option??? The results were predictable--we could not generate any good shots on the last few possessions.
I count seven more regular-season games and then our opening-round loss on the P-12 tourney before the Haaseketball era finally comes to end (I pray).
Ah, thanks for that update--I didn't notice the injury. Maybe that explains last night.
Of course, that doesn't explain the previous 6 1/2 years of mediocre results...
(02-10-2023, 12:24 PM)83card Wrote:(02-10-2023, 08:31 AM)burger Wrote:I was at the game (it was a painful ending) but the point guard situation was difficult. O'Connell got dinged up and was limping badly for the last 6-8 minutes of the game. He was trying to play but his mobility wasn't great. I'm not sure if he reinjured something or rolled his ankle or what but it was a problem. That's the reason he was pulled. Now why Haase didn't go with Silva I'm not sure. I'm guessing he thought Harrison could bring the ball up and get us in our offense but it clearly didn't work out well.(02-09-2023, 11:44 PM)martyup Wrote: The Hasse effect.
Indeed. For the final couple of possessions--despite the fact that ASU was pressing like crazy--Haase pulled O'Connell for M. Jones, somehow thinking that going without a PG was our best possible option??? The results were predictable--we could not generate any good shots on the last few possessions.
I count seven more regular-season games and then our opening-round loss on the P-12 tourney before the Haaseketball era finally comes to end (I pray).
Ah, thanks for that update--I didn't notice the injury. Maybe that explains last night.
Of course, that doesn't explain the previous 6 1/2 years of mediocre results...
02-11-2023, 01:13 AM
I know some of you were not crazy about Zaire Williams during his small season with the Card. I liked him and wished him good success with the Grizzlies. He was surprisingly good last year, but this year has been hampered by injuries and a couple other wings passing him by. He has been sent to the G League to get playing time. Hope it works out.
I know some of you were not crazy about Zaire Williams during his small season with the Card. I liked him and wished him good success with the Grizzlies. He was surprisingly good last year, but this year has been hampered by injuries and a couple other wings passing him by. He has been sent to the G League to get playing time. Hope it works out.
02-11-2023, 10:22 AM
(02-11-2023, 01:13 AM)old spanish trail Wrote: I know some of you were not crazy about Zaire Williams during his small season with the Card. I liked him and wished him good success with the Grizzlies. He was surprisingly good last year, but this year has been hampered by injuries and a couple other wings passing him by. He has been sent to the G League to get playing time. Hope it works out.
Count me in the group of people who couldn't give a rat's ass about the guy.
(02-11-2023, 01:13 AM)old spanish trail Wrote: I know some of you were not crazy about Zaire Williams during his small season with the Card. I liked him and wished him good success with the Grizzlies. He was surprisingly good last year, but this year has been hampered by injuries and a couple other wings passing him by. He has been sent to the G League to get playing time. Hope it works out.
Count me in the group of people who couldn't give a rat's ass about the guy.
02-11-2023, 01:45 PM
We went to Maples on Thursday and it was painful. Stanford played like a team that didn't want to lose - Haase turtled it! ASU and Hurley played like a team that wanted to win. They brought grit and determination through the end. Way too many turnovers by Raynaud and other's. ASU keyed on Ingram at the end and when he made a solid pass to Raynaud under the hoop, he wasn't ready for the catch and lay in. His hoops IQ is not there yet, unfortunately. Spencer Jones kept us close with great shooting, but the other Jones was a net negative in the second half. Sad to see this team so complacent. No Mas Haase.
We went to Maples on Thursday and it was painful. Stanford played like a team that didn't want to lose - Haase turtled it! ASU and Hurley played like a team that wanted to win. They brought grit and determination through the end. Way too many turnovers by Raynaud and other's. ASU keyed on Ingram at the end and when he made a solid pass to Raynaud under the hoop, he wasn't ready for the catch and lay in. His hoops IQ is not there yet, unfortunately. Spencer Jones kept us close with great shooting, but the other Jones was a net negative in the second half. Sad to see this team so complacent. No Mas Haase.
02-11-2023, 07:53 PM
Anyone watching? We're up 10 over #4: Arizona with 3:30 to go.
(You're excused if you weren't--i just turned it on)
(You're excused if you weren't--i just turned it on)
02-11-2023, 08:07 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-11-2023, 08:09 PM by BostonCard.)
Unbelievable.
Nine point lead with under a minute.
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Nine point lead with under a minute.
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All right now!
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(This post was last modified: 02-11-2023, 08:09 PM by BostonCard.)
Unbelievable.
Nine point lead with under a minute.
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All right now!
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Nine point lead with under a minute.
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All right now!
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