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  • red_n_black_attack
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    Originally posted by GoBearcats31
    We're on to Lubbock.

    UC travels to face #15 Texas Tech. The Red Raiders are 16-4 (5-2), coming off a 7 point loss at TCU.

    TTU is coached by Grant McCasland, who won the NIT last season at North Texas.

    Top performers:
    - Richard "Pop" Isaacs, a 6'2 sophomore: 17.4 points, 3.1 rebounds, 3.6 assists
    - Joe Toussaint, a 6'0 super senior (Iowa/WVU): 13.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, 4.3 assists
    - Warren Washington, a 7'0 senior (fourth school): 10.5 points, 7.7 rebounds, 1.7 blocks
    - Chance McMillan, a 6'3 senior (via Grand Canyon): 10.4 points, 3.5 rebounds
    - Darrion Williams, a 6'6 sophomore (via Nevada): 9.0 points, 6.9 rebounds

    * Third-leading scorer Devan Cambridge suffered a season-ending injury in December

    Looks like UC, in theory, should have the edge inside but do they have the speed and length on the perimeter? Seems like a good game to get Jizzle some more minutes.

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    I'd like to see more Jizzle in place of Day Day too, but more Reed could be good too. Both have defended well on the perimeter. I'd also like to shift away from the three, and take more two's, either dribble pentrate and take a shot from foul line or dish to our bigs. We score more total points if we shoot 50% or greater from inside the arc versus 20-25% beyond the arc.

    Originally posted by sedz
    Who are the right people to take threes right now? Not a very long list.
    CJ, then Simas, then Skillings or Reed. Please Aziz/Jamile/Vik - do not take shots beyond where you can dunk the ball.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Chuckie Kempf / Tom Crean (!) on ESPN+

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  • Lobot
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    Newman's status for this game is unknown. It's a rib injury. He's going to try and play through it per Wes.

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  • Lobot
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    Originally posted by swilsonsp4
    When TTU's HC, Grant McCasland, put his team together he brought in six transfers, all who have NCAA tourney experience. One of those is Pop Isaacs, who is the Red Raiders' top player. Isaacs is heavily involved in their offense and never met a shot he didn't like.

    On the negative side, TTU cleared Pop to play while he's being sued by the family of an underaged girl whom Isaacs allegedly raped during the team's trip to the Bahamas in November. The girl was drunk, as was Pop, with a booster providing the drinks. The girl is the sister of a former TTU teammate who left the team after the incident.
    I had forgotten he was involved. Surprised he’s still on the team

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  • Lobot
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    Originally posted by sedz
    Who are the right people to take threes right now? Not a very long list.
    Good question. I’d say Simas but he’s cold on the road generally . Day Day is marginal. I’m going with Skillings if he’s hot and Newman if he’s healthy and Reed if he’s playing. I can deal with Vik if he’s full go for 1 or 2. Jizzle if we’re lucky.

    I’ve not heard a thing on Newman btw.

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  • swilsonsp4
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    When TTU's HC, Grant McCasland, put his team together he brought in six transfers, all who have NCAA tourney experience. One of those is Pop Isaacs, who is the Red Raiders' top player. Isaacs is heavily involved in their offense and never met a shot he didn't like.

    On the negative side, TTU cleared Pop to play while he's being sued by the family of an underaged girl whom Isaacs allegedly raped during the team's trip to the Bahamas in November. The girl was drunk, as was Pop, with a booster providing the drinks. The girl is the sister of a former TTU teammate who left the team after the incident.

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  • longtimefan
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    Originally posted by Lobot
    Prepare for Tortillas. They throw them (hopefully not at the players).

    https://www.lubbockonline.com/story/...s/69915077007/

    I'm not going to post bulletin board material but if you want to know how to completely tick off a Texas Tech fan, go search "Tuberville Iraq"
    I know what that’s about. Honestly, any mention of Tuberville should tick off both fan bases. Both would love to send that guy to the real Iraq.

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  • sedz
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    Originally posted by Lobot
    ... Absolutely have to hit 3s in this game at a decent clip and the right people need to take them.
    ...
    Who are the right people to take threes right now? Not a very long list.

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  • GoBearcats31
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    BRB, going to Google "Tuberville Iraq"

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  • Lobot
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    Prepare for Tortillas. They throw them (hopefully not at the players).



    This game spooked me as soon as it was put on the schedule. Road game with long flight after another road game. Add that to the fact that TTU is much better than expected this year and this is going to be a problem for us. Absolutely have to hit 3s in this game at a decent clip and the right people need to take them.

    I'm not going to post bulletin board material but if you want to know how to completely tick off a Texas Tech fan, go search "Tuberville Iraq"

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  • GoBearcats31
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    Texas Tech 2/3 6:00 ESPN+

    We're on to Lubbock.

    UC travels to face #15 Texas Tech. The Red Raiders are 16-4 (5-2), coming off a 7 point loss at TCU.

    TTU is coached by Grant McCasland, who won the NIT last season at North Texas.

    Top performers:
    - Richard "Pop" Isaacs, a 6'2 sophomore: 17.4 points, 3.1 rebounds, 3.6 assists
    - Joe Toussaint, a 6'0 super senior (Iowa/WVU): 13.0 points, 3.0 rebounds, 4.3 assists
    - Warren Washington, a 7'0 senior (fourth school): 10.5 points, 7.7 rebounds, 1.7 blocks
    - Chance McMillan, a 6'3 senior (via Grand Canyon): 10.4 points, 3.5 rebounds
    - Darrion Williams, a 6'6 sophomore (via Nevada): 9.0 points, 6.9 rebounds

    * Third-leading scorer Devan Cambridge suffered a season-ending injury in December

    Looks like UC, in theory, should have the edge inside but do they have the speed and length on the perimeter? Seems like a good game to get Jizzle some more minutes.

    Ken Pom: #27 (14th offensive efficiency, 78th defensive efficiency)
    NET: #29

    TTU scores 77.2 points per game, including 37.6% from three and 77.5% from the FT line.
    UC scores 77.0 points per game, but just 32.8% from three and 67.8% from the FT line.

    Big 12 results
    - W at Texas by 11
    - W vs Oklahoma State by 17
    - W vs Kansas State by 1
    - L at Houston by 23
    - W vs BYU by 7
    - W at Oklahoma by 1
    - L at TCU by 7

    On paper, this seems like a good but not great team. With a home game versus Houston next, this would be a great one for UC to steal; otherwise they will be 3-6 heading into a game versus a national title contender in Houston.


    Bob Huggins, 2022: "They better get ready. Because it is hard, and the travel is hard. When you travel to where we are traveling and now we are going to travel to BYU and travel to Lubbock, you ever been to Lubbock? ... It's hard man, we go there and play a nine o'clock game in Lubbock and you go out and get on a plane at midnight our time, or one o'clock in the morning our time and you get back at four or five in the morning and you know what you're supposed to do? Get your butt up and go to class." (source: https://www.si.com/college/cincinnat...use-it-is-hard)

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