Is this not ugly? A second rate asun team. Where is the line for you guys??

(02-07-2012 03:09 PM)Goldfinger Wrote:  Is this not ugly? A second rate asun team. Where is the line for you guys??

Let me get this straight...a guy who roots for Kennesaw State is calling us ugly?

You bet i am.

Oh BTW, Brown is now tied with Dennis in all time blocks.

Hats off to Brown, but no comparison.

(02-07-2012 07:19 PM)Goldfinger Wrote:  You bet i am.

For kennessaw being a second rate A-Sun team would be something they would aspire to.

I have neither the time nor the energy to address this.

(02-08-2012 10:48 AM)Goldfinger Wrote:  I have neither the time nor the energy to address this.

Guys ignore the troll, the only way the sad little fella can get his kicks now is by baiting us to get a rise out of us.

(02-06-2012 10:14 PM)etsuBucsFan1988 Wrote:  Even if we had the best offensive coach in america running our program, I am afraid these guys still couldn't score. We simply can't make baskets consistently. We struggle making layups.

Shoot, we couldn't score if the rim was ten feet across the way we played against Mercer. We had open looks aplenty and just flat-out missed them.

We simply don't have shooters capable of making things happen. Dubose is way too streaky, so is Jones, so is Cooley. Even though he makes a few of them, Sollazzo takes way too many bad shots. Whether this is failure on Bartow's part to recruit or develop talent, or it's simply an inability to bring those kids here because of facilities, the conference, or whatever else that's beyond Bartow's control, I have no idea, but it's extremely frustrating to watch.

If we win a round in the tournament this year, I'll be impressed.

From today's (2/09/12) J.C. Press:

The offensive struggles have become a trend, considering the Bucs averaged less than 70 points per game each of the last two seasons. Only one of the previous nine teams averaged less than 76, and three were above 81.

The Bucs are currently shooting 43.9 percent from the field, which would be the second-worst mark in the last 12 years. As for 3-pointers, their 30.4 percent clip would match the 1993-94 team for the lowest output since the arc became universal in 1986. The Bucs have just 98 threes for the season, an average of 4.2 per game, which puts them at No. 320 nationally.

...They have, however, surrendered 186 3-pointers, almost twice as many as they’ve scored, and opponents are shooting 35.9 percent from behind the arc.


Full article: http://www.johnsoncitypress.com/Sports/a...p?id=98141