[FarmTeam]

It was painful to watch the end of the UCLA game.  It was winnable imho, but nobody (Spencer or Ingram) stepped up to take the ball and lead.   It now seems pretty straightforward to me.  Either the team wins out and makes the Pac12 championship game, or Haase is No Mas.   8 years of mediocre Dawkins hoops followed by 7 years of mediocre Haaseketball has been brutal to watch.  It's way past time for a change.

Agree with the general sentiment, but I blame Haase (not Spencer or Ingram) for the lack of execution down the stretch. With the very occasional (and breath-taking...like where has that been for 2 seasons?) exception of Ingram, no one on this roster is going to generate his own look and/or take a defender off the dribble and get bucket on his own. They needed to be running certain sets that Haase basically seems to not know about. :-) 

Also, I don't care if they win out and get to the Pac-12 champ game (or NCAA Tournament) as unlikely as that is, Haase should be gone yesterday.

[FarmTeam]

It was painful to watch the end of the UCLA game.  It was winnable imho, but nobody (Spencer or Ingram) stepped up to take the ball and lead.   It now seems pretty straightforward to me.  Either the team wins out and makes the Pac12 championship game, or Haase is No Mas.   8 years of mediocre Dawkins hoops followed by 7 years of mediocre Haaseketball has been brutal to watch.  It's way past time for a change.

Agree with the general sentiment, but I blame Haase (not Spencer or Ingram) for the lack of execution down the stretch. With the very occasional (and breath-taking...like where has that been for 2 seasons?) exception of Ingram, no one on this roster is going to generate his own look and/or take a defender off the dribble and get bucket on his own. They needed to be running certain sets that Haase basically seems to not know about. :-) 

Also, I don't care if they win out and get to the Pac-12 champ game (or NCAA Tournament) as unlikely as that is, Haase should be gone yesterday.