Got it. Are you in law school at Gonzaga?duckgrad99 wrote:uostudent wrote:You went to Pullman for the game...?duckgrad99 wrote:I was at the game. It was great.Joseph is really good, Olu is a beast, and Sim has really improved. The free throw shooting is terrible. For me, Woods looked lost on the court. Either he turns the ball over, or doesn't seem to have enough confidence when he gets the ball.
Pretty impressive.
How was it? Wazzu, OSU, and Utah are the only Pac 12 schools that I haven't been to. I'm actually thinking about going to the Oregon/Wazzu game next year. Where did you stay?
The game was actually in Spokane, where I live currently for school.
Oregon @ Washington State (Thursday)
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uostudent
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Re: Oregon @ Washington State (Thursday)
“If everybody in this room just want to be real with themselves, this game could have went either way,” he said. “We turned the ball over a lot. We beat ourself. Just be real with yourself right now. We beat ourself.”
-Jameis Winston after Oregon's decisive 59-20 victory over Florida State in the Rose Bowl
-Jameis Winston after Oregon's decisive 59-20 victory over Florida State in the Rose Bowl
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i'm speechless, that was an incredible performance. night/day with what we saw all last week. wazzu had been playing well, they blew the doors off a very good santa clara team a couple weeks ago.
i agree with a post above, while ashaolu controlled the paint our interior passing is what allowed him to do so. and it was all of our perimeter players contributing to that.
you can never count on shooting 69% from the floor again, but the thing was most of our shots were so damn easy. our shooters were typically wide open, and we had what, 40-45 points in the paint? shooting %'s tend to inflate when your posts go on a dunk fest, and you take the time to make the extra pass around the perimeter.
we got our road split. give it a go against washington and all (they're better, i think, but they're not one of romar's top 4-5 teams ever or anything), but this weekend has already been a success.
i agree with a post above, while ashaolu controlled the paint our interior passing is what allowed him to do so. and it was all of our perimeter players contributing to that.
you can never count on shooting 69% from the floor again, but the thing was most of our shots were so damn easy. our shooters were typically wide open, and we had what, 40-45 points in the paint? shooting %'s tend to inflate when your posts go on a dunk fest, and you take the time to make the extra pass around the perimeter.
we got our road split. give it a go against washington and all (they're better, i think, but they're not one of romar's top 4-5 teams ever or anything), but this weekend has already been a success.
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Passes around the perimeter are great, when the ultimate plan is finding the open man, and he converts... Sure beats having a 3 point attempt at the buzzer being the first option, eh?
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Also beats just dribbling for 30 seconds and then rushing a shot too.woundedknees wrote:Passes around the perimeter are great, when the ultimate plan is finding the open man, and he converts... Sure beats having a 3 point attempt at the buzzer being the first option, eh?
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