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MDH

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I wish we would abandon the slam dunk. I know it's a fan favorite, but we demonstrated several times that a simple layup is more of a sure thing than a dunk. Just steal the ball, run down the court, and lay it in for 2. Then play defense. No need for showboats this far inland.

GO MEAN GREEN

How do you feel about the current length of the shorts?

oldguystudent

Posted

tailgating again???

Exactly! The tailgating in the concourse has GOT to come to an end! It's embarrassing!

Green Mean

Posted

I wish we would abandon the slam dunk. I know it's a fan favorite, but we demonstrated several times that a simple layup is more of a sure thing than a dunk. Just steal the ball, run down the court, and lay it in for 2. Then play defense. No need for showboats this far inland.

GO MEAN GREEN

Is this a bit?

UNT90

Posted

Exactly! The tailgating in the concourse has GOT to come to an end! It's embarrassing!

Grambling St. should be ashamed!!!

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untjim1995

Posted

I wish we would abandon the slam dunk. I know it's a fan favorite, but we demonstrated several times that a simple layup is more of a sure thing than a dunk. Just steal the ball, run down the court, and lay it in for 2. Then play defense. No need for showboats this far inland.

GO MEAN GREEN

I like set shots and granny-style FT shooting, too. All while wearing Chuck Taylors...no need for those fancy dunks or that crazy thing called a 3-point shot. How ridiculous can these hip-hop folks be these days, comprende?

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THOR

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joe has a point...what if we would have lost by two??? those missed dunks would have been the difference when an easy layup would have sufficed.

*granted, not all layups are made, but it seems that more dunks are missed than layups.

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oldguystudent

Posted

I like set shots and granny-style FT shooting, too.

When I sat through four years of watching but a single home victory at my alma mater, and I looked at the margin of loss in each game, over 90% of the losses were by fewer points than free throws missed. Teams give up a LOT of points in the modern game in the name of style and refusal to practice the most fundamental of skills.

UNT90

Posted

When I sat through four years of watching but a single home victory at my alma mater, and I looked at the margin of loss in each game, over 90% of the losses were by fewer points than free throws missed. Teams give up a LOT of points in the modern game in the name of style and refusal to practice the most fundamental of skills.

One of the biggest fallicies perpetrated on the basketball youth of today. If someone would go back and compare the combined free throw percentage for all the NCAA teams for, say,. the 1963 (modern era, but before all the woodstock hippies corrupted the youth of America) season, and then compare that to the combined free throw percentage for the all NCAA teams from the 2010 NCAA season, I would be willing to bet you would find the kids of today shoot free throws far better than the kids of 1962.

Tasty, are you bored?

untjim1995

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When I sat through four years of watching but a single home victory at my alma mater, and I looked at the margin of loss in each game, over 90% of the losses were by fewer points than free throws missed. Teams give up a LOT of points in the modern game in the name of style and refusal to practice the most fundamental of skills.

I know you are correct about all of this, but it really magnifies your username...

foutsrouts

Posted

...no need for those fancy dunks or that crazy thing called a 3-point shot.

Some of us actually remember the late 70's when those two things didn't even exist in the game. It was definitely different.

TheTastyGreek

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One of the biggest fallicies perpetrated on the basketball youth of today. If someone would go back and compare the combined free throw percentage for all the NCAA teams for, say,. the 1963 (modern era, but before all the woodstock hippies corrupted the youth of America) season, and then compare that to the combined free throw percentage for the all NCAA teams from the 2010 NCAA season, I would be willing to bet you would find the kids of today shoot free throws far better than the kids of 1962.

Tasty, are you bored?

Not that bored. But I do know (brief aside: I'd love it if there were some way to find a current media guide on the athletics website) that the last generation of recruits gave us something like 3 or 4 of the top 5 all-time team free throw percentages in school history.

I credit the increased accuracy to the insidious influence of hip-hop music.

oldguystudent

Posted

the last generation of recruits gave us something like 3 or 4 of the top 5 all-time team free throw percentages in school history.

And those teams had winning or losing records?

CMJ

Posted

I think Buford (is he okay...I haven't seen him here in awhile) did actually research the FT percentages a few years ago and found that they were within a couple of percentage points of those from the 60's.

Rudy

Posted

I wouldn't worry too much about that. I could see their greek letters from my seats at the Jackson St. game. They stayed out there all night tailgating.

We need to yell at someone one their bench that he will never get in the game.

Grambling St. should be ashamed!!!

Grambling should be ashamed of the two "females" who sat behind us Tuesday.

greenminer

Posted

Grambling should be ashamed of the two "females" who sat behind us Tuesday.

The group chirping during our free throws?

Rudy

Posted

The group chirping during our free throws?

They didn't stop chirping. They were on Row 3 of Section 117. They couldn't talk smack to the team, so they started in with us. I'm atcually suprised they stayed the whole game. They were late for work. I'm sure their boss didn't like losing "clients".

There was also a group of 5 ladies maybe in their early 20's on the same row. They were very polite and probably ashamed of how the other two were acting.

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chrisfisher

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I've been checking ESPN3 all week in hopes they'd add this game... and with LSU's win over a ranked opponent, I thought it might have even more of a chance... just checked again and no luck... MeanGreenPremium is so painful to watch...augh! It's so blurry you can't even see our player's numbers clearly at times, and with the removal of last names from the jerseys, it is even more tedious to watch MeanGreenPremium at times.

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Grant.UNT

Posted

tailgating again???

I'm all about tailgating for any event we can!! Should I bring my Cabela's lounge chair and collapsable hammock?

All About UNT

Posted

They didn't stop chirping. They were on Row 3 of Section 117. They couldn't talk smack to the team, so they started in with us. I'm atcually suprised they stayed the whole game. They were late for work. I'm sure their boss didn't like losing "clients".

There was also a group of 5 ladies maybe in their early 20's on the same row. They were very polite and probably ashamed of how the other two were acting.

Real life hookers?? Hawwwwwt Doggggie!

Rudy

Posted

Real life hookers?? Hawwwwwt Doggggie!

Harry Hines doesn't produce great looking hookers, just cheap ones.

GreenBat

Posted

Harry Hines doesn't produce great looking hookers, just cheap ones.

And you would know?

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Rudy

Posted

And you would know?

I used to do security down there, so yeah. Now, go over to the Web Chapel area and you'll see some nice Latinas working those beer barns.




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