curtisdaa

I watched the girls play tonight. They played as a team. Adjusted seamlessly from a man to a zone offenses as needed. The post players established position and the guards looked to the post and hit the open post with a crisp pass. I even saw a post to post pass for an easy shot. It was a nice to watch. I could tell they had a plan and knew how to execute the plan. Then in the mens game....... Oh f--- it. For the rest of the year I will leave after the girls play.

There is pot?

Not so sure they were drunk. I knew some Zetas that were like that 24/7.

UT also beat the crap out of UTA.

Coached 15 years in North Texas area and 5 years in Houston area. Years were split as both and assistant coach and head coach, levels 2A-5A. Can' t tell you were I coach "at". Sorry, I graduated from NTSU. We were taught not to end sentences with a preposition.

I know my credibility, not yours. Also, I am flexible enough to pat myself on the back. P.S. I really do hope your views are correct. But with my 40 years of playing and coaching experience, I agree with very little of what you post.

I remeber when scouts thought players like Sam Bowie and Randy White were can't miss NBA stars. Sorry for the old examples but I am old and to lazy to look for more current examples. But, I'm hope you get my point.

Very true, which takes us back to coaches decisions.

At this level, confidence is good shooting. A bad shooter does not get recruited. Why don't we have confidence?

You are right Andrew. Someone needs to give it up already. Look in the mirror and see who it is.

I think we will win, because I will be at a 5th grade Christmas show and unable to attend UNT game.

If we did not renew the scholarships of all our players, we would not get any good recruits. I also know the meaning of life. Let me know if you want me to share it with you.

Agreed. But, these same players did not play this poorly until this one man arrived. As in the NBA it is easier to replace the coach than the team. Speaking of team, what good high school recruit would want to join this team. I am really affraid we are going to lose our commits because of our under achieving this season.

I know for a fact he didn't. Greg Popovich, Rick Barnes and many others called to recommend him for the job. Danny never even received a call from UNT to acknowledge his interest in the job.

What would cause a team that made it to the conference tournament finals last year, without two of its best player to lose confidence? A good system? Good coaching?

Second time a Kaspar coached SFA has beaten OU. He also has a better record against Sunbelt schools this year than we do.

I don't think any one is accusing him of not knowing basketball, but rather not being able to teach/coach basketball.

If you said "ignore the coach" you would have received some +1's.

I have always bought UNT basketball tickets because I enjoyed going to the games. It was worth the crappy traffic from Dallas to Denton on a Thursday night. Win or lose, I left with the feeling that I received a good return for my money. It was the rule and not the exception that the team was well prepared and played hard. Based on what I have seen this year, this week will probably be the last Thursday I make that drive. I truly hope that Benford and our guys turn it around this year. If not, there will be at least two less season tickets sold next year.

You have not met my mother in law. P.S. She is single, if interested.

http://collegebasketballtalk.nbcsports.com/2012/12/11/how-many-nba-scouts-are-going-to-be-at-north-texas-lehigh/

Unsatisfied yet again.

My birthday is today. Wife did do deliver. Hope the Mean Green does.

1. Roger does not have the others team best defender assigned to him, nor is he double or triple team. 2. Roger does a very good of working to get into position and then knows how to use his body to pin and shield the defender from the ball.

Ask, if he is worried that our slow start might cause our commits for next year to question his ability as coach.