Azubuike24;1386406 wrote:James Southerland back for Syracuse. That's big news for the Cuse who may actually start some momentum heading toward March, unlike the last 2 years where they have entered the tournament slightly weakened.
Bad Intentional foul, and a questionable charge/block. But thats all I saw. Nothing that wouldve kept KSt in this game early. Kansas is rolling.SportsAndLady;1387167 wrote:Just got home and turned it on..what happened
I'd be lying out my ass if I said KU doesn't benefit from some home cookin hahaLaley23;1387172 wrote:Bad Intentional foul, and a questionable charge/block. But thats all I saw. Nothing that wouldve kept KSt in this game early. Kansas is rolling.
reclegend22;1387184 wrote:KU at -7 was the lock of the night. Should have went in hard on it. I knew it. K-State is already cooked.
This will be a great igniter for Kansas as the Jayhawks are about to commence on a brutal road stretch.
Reason: Naadir TharpeMidstate01;1387188 wrote:Wow just flipped it back. Damn. Pouring it on. The beginning was BS but def wasn't game changing.
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Well, it looks like Bill Self has finally found that missing piece. Lack of solid point guard play is definitely what was holding this Jayhawk team back. Kansas has plenty of scoring to get the job done with McLemore (who can go for 25 any time he wants), Releford and Withy inside. There just wasn't anybody making the necessary plays to get those guys the ball. That was my view anyway.SportsAndLady;1387191 wrote:Reason: Naadir Tharpe
Elijah Johnson isn't a good point guard; he plays well as the "second" guard on the team--was good last year to compliment Taylor.
This needed to be done (Johnson benching), and you'll see Naadir as the starting PG from here on out (to the title game
Best Jayhawk to play in Lawrence since probably Paul Pierce.reclegend22;1387242 wrote:Well, it looks like Bill Self has finally found that missing piece. Lack of solid point guard play is definitely what was holding this Jayhawk team back. Kansas has plenty of scoring to get the job done with McLemore (who can go for 25 any time he wants), Releford and Withy inside. There just wasn't anybody making the necessary plays to get those guys the ball. That was my view anyway.
As I type, McLemore drops thirty. On his birthday. He's a stud.
reclegend22;1387252 wrote:Word out of Coral Gables is that Miami's 6-11 power forward/center Kenny Kadji has injured his shoulder. This would be a colossal loss for the Hurricanes, who have tended to struggle when missing key players this season. He's scored in double figures in 13 straight during Miami's 11 game win streak, averaging over 16 per.
I hope it's only minor. Despite them killing Duke, I love that Miami has repped the ACC as well as they have.
Azubuike24;1387995 wrote:The UK season might be done. With Noel going down...looks to be a BAD knee injury.
Hopefully he's just hurt, not injured, and scared to death. I imagine feeling your career might be over has to be devastating.Azubuike24;1388003 wrote:We'll see. He was crying and was carried into the locker room. Sucks because he's the one guy on this team with consistent effort and heart...
Azubuike24;1388000 wrote:I'm almost in tears. For those not watching, he's done. We're talking career, especially for a center...
