Scores of note from Wednesday night (11/23/22)

[NT80]

Saint Louis-96, Paul Quinn-53

Washington-62, Fresno State-57

St. Mary's-75, Vanderbilt-65

Edited November 24, 2022 by NT80

[Shark84]

36 minutes ago, NT80 said:

Saint Louis-96, Paul Quinn-53

Washington-62, Fresno State-57

St. Mary's vs. Vanderbilt = late

SMUT lost at home to (5-0) Louisiana Lafayette.

[untphd]

6 hours ago, Shark84 said:

SMUT lost at home to (5-0) Louisiana Lafayette.

Wow, glad to see it.

[southsideguy]

Grant could have ran up the score on Paul Quinn but he slowed the game way down about midway through the second half and put a lot different people on the floor.  Grant is a class act.

I learn so much about the team from his post game interview.  He is excited and talks about the players.

Edited November 24, 2022 by southsideguy

[emmitt01]

27 minutes ago, southsideguy said:

Grant could have ran up the score on Paul Quinn but he slowed the game way down about midway through the second half and put a lot different people on the floor.  

Are you saying he tried to throw the game??!  
 

😲😲😲

[NT80]

31 minutes ago, emmitt01 said:

Are you saying he tried to throw the game??!  
 

😲😲😲

Yes, he pulled the starters!  lol

[southsideguy]

1 hour ago, emmitt01 said:

Are you saying he tried to throw the game??!  
 

😲😲😲

Well you know moral victories are better than wins.

[97and03]

2 hours ago, NT80 said:

Yes, he pulled the starters!  lol

So you are saying coaches should use blowouts to gain experience for their backups? 🤔

[greenminer]

27 minutes ago, 97and03 said:

So you are saying coaches should use blowouts to gain experience for their backups? 🤔

That's not how I see this at all.

Once the starters are completely satisfied with their assessment of the opponent, it becomes time to test the quality of the chairs.

[untphd]

The way Bobby Knight did?

[GrayEagle]

Bobby Knight was one of a kind.  He'd beat Sisters of the Poor 200-10 if he could.  He was also #1 at throwing chairs across the floor.  Unless you were an Indiana fan, he was the most unlikeable good coach probably of all time.