LJ;1414513 wrote:exactly.
And Craft taking the shot is exactly what Matta wanted. Matta will always tell you that he doesn't run plays for specific players, he runs plays to get SOMEONE open and he wants that guy with the good look to take a good shot, no matter who it is.

It has also bitten Matta in the ass, like Buford taking the final shot against UK when Diebler was shooting 57% from 3.

gport_tennis;1414520 wrote:Didn't diebler can the late 3 to tie the game

LJ;1414521 wrote:Buford was 2-16. He had made 2 shots all game. I don't care if Diebler's last shot went flying into the stands, he was a better option.

Terry_Tate;1414526 wrote:Damn it, I don't even want to think about Buford taking that shot while Ohio State still had a timeout left to get Diebler the ball.

Automatik;1414522 wrote:Yes, Diebler hit the 3 to tie and Knight hit a jumper to win it.

vball10set;1414435 wrote:I don't know what you're watching, but his strength IS going one on one with a defender, and he's done so consistently throughout his career. Even though his strength is NOT shooting form the outside, that window (the only window, btw) was open yesterday, and he took it. Do you seriously think that if Thomas was open he wouldn't have gotten the ball to him? Watch the replay, Tate, and you'll notice that the other four players were on the other side of the court, as the play was called specifically for Craft. I wonder who called the play? That's right, Coach Matta. Express your opinions all you want, but let's not skew the facts as they happened.

You are correct, everyone has flaws, but the ones you stated aren't Craft's. Sorry, but you're wrong. Dead wrong.

WebFire;1414255 wrote:You know, I honesty think I'd take Craft over Burke after watching this season. I think Burke tries too hard to be the man sometimes, to the detriment of the team. Michigan has guys that can score. I think Michigan will be a better team with Spike running the offense next year. He isn't near the player that Burke is, obviously, but he is smart, and good at the point. And he's not a bad shooter either.

Terry_Tate;1414555 wrote:I respectfully disagree. Someone who is good at going one on one with their guy doesn't shoot 39% for a 25 game stretch. He's been much better lately because he's letting the scoring come to him instead of forcing it. And I do not think he passes to DT even if he was open. Hell, he just waved him off yesterday. He was taking that shot regardless and thankfully it worked out and made up for his turnovers and missed shots down the stretch.

Terry_Tate;1414562 wrote:Ok, enough about my disdain for Crafts selfishness in the last few minutes of close games, the Buckeyes won, are playing this Thursday, and life is good.

Terry_Tate;1414562 wrote:...the Buckeyes won, are playing this Thursday, and life is good.

se-alum;1414572 wrote:It's over, move on.

se-alum;1415128 wrote:Anyone seen Loving live? Looks like he has a nice shot, just wondering if he will step in and play next year.

vball10set;1415133 wrote:I have, about four times this year alone. He's come a long way, and not only needs to get a whole lot stronger, but work on his ball handling skill as well. He'll definitely play a three, as he's got a silky smooth shot and can knock down shots all day long. He's not aggressive defensively, but is agile and smart enough to stay between the ball and his man and interrupt passing lanes. To me, one of his greatest assets is the ability to keep an even temperament, especially in hostile environments. Again, the kid can flat out shoot, and should help fill the void that a departing DT will create.

se-alum;1415137 wrote:Sounds like a Ross clone.

Midstate01;1416313 wrote:Im shocked osu got the late time slot saturday. But they do and will play at 705

vball10set;1415133 wrote:I have, about four times this year alone. He's come a long way, and not only needs to get a whole lot stronger, but work on his ball handling skill as well. He'll definitely play a three, as he's got a silky smooth shot and can knock down shots all day long. He's not aggressive defensively, but is agile and smart enough to stay between the ball and his man and interrupt passing lanes. To me, one of his greatest assets is the ability to keep an even temperament, especially in hostile environments. Again, the kid can flat out shoot, and should help fill the void that a departing DT will create.

Classyposter58;1416387 wrote:Everyone in high school needs to get stronger before playing college bLl