[teejers1]

I don't get it. Every time Stanford made a run, there'd be a timeout and Haase would make the strangest substitutions. In a matter of minutes, UCLA would take the reins and build a nice lead again. It's to the point where teams take a timeout only to get Haase to make poor substitutions. No need for the other team's coaches to come up with a better game plan -- sit back, relax, and let Haase do his magic.

So it was a Haase timeout that caused the killer 4-point play by UCLA in 2H, after Stanford had cut the lead to 4?  

I agree on EOH lineup - not good.  But otoh, I don't ascribe all blame for everything that goes wrong to Haase.  
There were plenty of real "execution" errors.  That's on the players, folks.

[teejers1]

I don't get it. Every time Stanford made a run, there'd be a timeout and Haase would make the strangest substitutions. In a matter of minutes, UCLA would take the reins and build a nice lead again. It's to the point where teams take a timeout only to get Haase to make poor substitutions. No need for the other team's coaches to come up with a better game plan -- sit back, relax, and let Haase do his magic.

So it was a Haase timeout that caused the killer 4-point play by UCLA in 2H, after Stanford had cut the lead to 4?  

I agree on EOH lineup - not good.  But otoh, I don't ascribe all blame for everything that goes wrong to Haase.  
There were plenty of real "execution" errors.  That's on the players, folks.