Oregon vs. California (Thursday 2:30 pm)

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Wow, Cal shooting lights out so far.
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Congratulations Tajuan Porter! New All-Time Pac-10 Record for most three pointers in a career! Also, right back in this game, but Porter, at least when you come down the court and pull up make sure its a three.....
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I know we've bashed him here a lot. But I want to congragulate tp for the breaking the 3 point record. He deserves the record.
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Brophdog88 wrote:Congratulations Tajuan Porter! New All-Time Pac-10 Record for most three pointers in a career! Also, right back in this game, but Porter, at least when you come down the court and pull up make sure its a three.....

Something about this tournament that makes Porter play well. I'm just so perplexed as to why he didn't do this in like 90% of the pac-10 games.
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Brophdog88 wrote:Congratulations Tajuan Porter! New All-Time Pac-10 Record for most three pointers in a career! Also, right back in this game, but Porter, at least when you come down the court and pull up make sure its a three.....
A cool record for an Oregon player to have. Good job Porter!

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Porter is still trying to do too much. He doesn't have to take every shot.
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Randall is shooting like a freak!! TP is just shooting a lot.
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no miracles here, this is a blowout, they are hitting everything, even contested shots (not to say the defense isn't bad)
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I'm very dissappointed in Dunigan's progress. He should be better than this by now. Whoever our new coach is, I hope the team doesn't just rely on the guards to do all the scoring.
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duckgrad99 wrote:I'm very dissappointed in Dunigan's progress. He should be better than this by now. Whoever our new coach is, I hope the team doesn't just rely on the guards to do all the scoring.
It would help the Ducks if the bigs could make a damn lay-in every now and then. It's been going on throughout the season. A lay-in should not be that difficult but they just seem to miss every one they take. The guards have to make up for the scoring not being done down low.
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duckgrad99 wrote:I'm very dissappointed in Dunigan's progress. He should be better than this by now. Whoever our new coach is, I hope the team doesn't just rely on the guards to do all the scoring.
It would help the Ducks if the bigs could make a damn lay-in every now and then. It's been going on throughout the season. A lay-in should not be that difficult but they just seem to miss every one they take. The guards have to make up for the scoring not being done down low.

I counted at least 15 lay ups the team missed today, and like you said it didn't just happen in one game. It's nice Porter got the record, but I think this team will be better without him. It will force other players to get involved. It was obvious from the start that the goal in this game was for Porter just to take shot after shot and play as many minutes as possible regardless of how the game was going.
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duckgrad99 wrote:I'm very dissappointed in Dunigan's progress. He should be better than this by now. Whoever our new coach is, I hope the team doesn't just rely on the guards to do all the scoring.
For real, he is getting progressively worse. Why even bother recruiting bigs if you can't teach em how to play?

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greenyellow wrote:
duckgrad99 wrote:I'm very dissappointed in Dunigan's progress. He should be better than this by now. Whoever our new coach is, I hope the team doesn't just rely on the guards to do all the scoring.
It would help the Ducks if the bigs could make a damn lay-in every now and then. It's been going on throughout the season. A lay-in should not be that difficult but they just seem to miss every one they take. The guards have to make up for the scoring not being done down low.

I counted at least 15 lay ups the team missed today, and like you said it didn't just happen in one game. It's nice Porter got the record, but I think this team will be better without him. It will force other players to get involved. It was obvious from the start that the goal in this game was for Porter just to take shot after shot and play as many minutes as possible regardless of how the game was going.
Why? No one else seems to want to take a shot now, so I don't see them wanting to take a shot later.
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greenyellow wrote:
duckgrad99 wrote:
greenyellow wrote:
duckgrad99 wrote:I'm very dissappointed in Dunigan's progress. He should be better than this by now. Whoever our new coach is, I hope the team doesn't just rely on the guards to do all the scoring.
It would help the Ducks if the bigs could make a damn lay-in every now and then. It's been going on throughout the season. A lay-in should not be that difficult but they just seem to miss every one they take. The guards have to make up for the scoring not being done down low.

I counted at least 15 lay ups the team missed today, and like you said it didn't just happen in one game. It's nice Porter got the record, but I think this team will be better without him. It will force other players to get involved. It was obvious from the start that the goal in this game was for Porter just to take shot after shot and play as many minutes as possible regardless of how the game was going.
Why? No one else seems to want to take a shot now, so I don't see them wanting to take a shot later.
That's where the new coach comes in and hopefully helps. :D
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Cal by 16, exactly as I predicted.

Now I'm rooting for either Pitt, Texas A&M, or Gonzaga to lose on the opening weekend of the tournament to maybe give the coaches of those teams a little incentive to take a look around at what's out there.
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