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I've thought this at times this season. While recruiting seems fine we have to remember XCMD recruiting was terrible so any job Hasse would've done would be praised. Not sure about his coaching tbh leaves something to be desired.
03-13-2014 10:23 AM
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(03-13-2014 10:19 AM)blazers9911 Wrote:  There will be a few valid excuses next year. The team will have some experience, but the current roster for next season will be very young. I'm hoping our talented youth will be better than what we had around Frazier and CJ this year.

As far as coaching goes, I think Haase has done a pretty decent job. I really haven't seen many people question the X's & O's of his game plan. He definitely emphasizes crashing the boards, as you could see all year long.

To me, he ran a pretty solid offense, our team just couldn't shoot the ball. I can't even begin to count the number of uncontested point blank shots I saw us miss this year. Outside of going out there and doing it himself, I really don't know what some people expect from him.

Very true. We could've probably won 2-3 more games just by making our layups.
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(03-13-2014 10:19 AM)blazers9911 Wrote:  I really haven't seen many people question the X's & O's of his game plan.

Other than not really running set offensive plays, not switching to zone early enough in the season, and not calling timeouts during the bad side of a big run...I haven't seen anyone criticize his X's and O's on this board.
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RE: "Haase has no clue"
Nobody's offense looks good when you can't hit water if you fell out of a boat. I've never seen a team just fall off a cliff shooting like we have.

If I knew how to fix it, I'd be the one making $800K or whatever.
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(03-13-2014 10:24 AM)hooverblazer Wrote:  
(03-13-2014 10:19 AM)blazers9911 Wrote:  There will be a few valid excuses next year. The team will have some experience, but the current roster for next season will be very young. I'm hoping our talented youth will be better than what we had around Frazier and CJ this year.

As far as coaching goes, I think Haase has done a pretty decent job. I really haven't seen many people question the X's & O's of his game plan. He definitely emphasizes crashing the boards, as you could see all year long.

To me, he ran a pretty solid offense, our team just couldn't shoot the ball. I can't even begin to count the number of uncontested point blank shots I saw us miss this year. Outside of going out there and doing it himself, I really don't know what some people expect from him.

Very true. We could've probably won 2-3 more games just by making our layups.

And another 2-3 by just making 70-75% of our free throws.

The reason I've been so positive about Haase is I don't really feel like we are that far off. Haase isn't the one missing layups and free throws. I understand that coaching is a part of that, but ultimately it's about finding guys who can consistently put the ball in the bucket, and I believe he is doing that. I also look at the development of the freshmen this year, and I view that as a big positive.
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My love affair with our freshmen evolved as the year went on. First it was mehinti, then it was watts, then it was Madison. I'm excited to see how they progress next year and mix in with our new comers.

I think Madison has earned time at the 4. He is a little short for that position but he is a bulky guy and looks at home playing around the rim. He had a pretty dunk last night too
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I'd have to agree with a lot of this. Most of what I question about Haase's game coaching is about things like his time out philosophy. The players give good effort, the overall intensity is good. I think that the basics of both his offense and defense look fine.

When we have two guys who miss two, three, four point blank shots until the defense finally scratches out a rebound, I'm not sure that's a coaching problem. Free throws, that's another one... I know that they can be coached and practiced, but I can't help but feel that the single biggest factor in improving them is the player deciding he was damn well going to get better and shooting hundreds of them.

The senior class had a bunch of guys who were good team players, but they were more role players than lead dogs. There was no Paul Delaney type who would just refuse to lose and put the team on his shoulders, or if there was that guy he didn't have the skills to actually do it when it was needed. The closest we had was Chad, but he wasn't quite up to that. If he'd had an AJ to feed him, that would have made him much more effective, and that lack was the single biggest factor in our being mediocre this season.
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RE: "Haase has no clue"
I believe Rob wanted to be that type leader but his skill set on offense limited him from being that as a total player.

No one should ever question Rob's heart & fight though.
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RE: "Haase has no clue"
What a season, 1st thanks to our seniors, you represented UAB well, 2nd wish you guys could have went out with better results, but you all will do well in life.
3rd, that wasnt XCMDavis team this season, there were only 3 players from Davis era 4 if counting Moton. And I believe only the fans say that and the coach and team know they are Hasse team.

Faz, Rucker recruited by Davis arrived with Hasse. CJ, Frazier, Rideau, Hasse recruits, Mehenti, Madison and Watts Hasse recruits.
If you are keeping count thats 8 players, the 3 that some here seems to be bashing as Davis recruits have played and won many games as BLAZERS leave it alone, they were our players, playing for our team.

Coach Hasse had a enough experience on this team to win, and he did win and could have won more, but who among us would have said this team would have shot freethrows so badly, shot the 3 so badly, and yes turned the ball over so much and at critical times.

In today's CUSA winning 20 games is not the mark we should shoot for,heck we were 2 games away from winning 20 and if the season had ended the way it did in UTEP, it still would have been disppointing in many ways.

UAB underperformed, point the finger in any direction and you are bound to hit the target as to who and why this team played the way it did.

For years some here have bashed XCMD and deservingly so in some cases saying XCMD yak yak yak yak, that is so tiring, my team and coach played last night in UTEP not some XCMD PLAYERS.

I cheer for the Team and my Coach who ever the Coach is at the time, I hate it for the team, but they were good stewards for UAB and the future Blazers.

We are moving into a new era, UAB is shooting for THE DOMINATION of Conference USA, looking for Titles and Turnys wins, Trophys NCAA APPEARANCE etc... and I believe we have the right Coach to accomplish that.

Go Blazers.
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(03-13-2014 09:48 AM)the_blazerman Wrote:  You can't debate Haase's recruiting (or his staff's more specifically), the verdict is still out though on whether or not he can coach.

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(03-13-2014 11:12 AM)rebounder2u Wrote:  What a season, 1st thanks to our seniors, you represented UAB well, 2nd wish you guys could have went out with a better, but I believe you all will do well in life.
3rd, that wasnt XCMDavis team this season, there were only 3 players from Davis era 4 if counting Moton. And I believe only the fans say that and the coach and team know they are Hasse team,
Faz, Rucker, arrived with Hasse, CJ, Frazier, Rideau, Hasse recruits, Mehenti, Madison and Watts Hasse recruits.
If you are keeping count thats 8 players, the 3 that some here seems to be bashing as Davis recruits have played and won many games as BLAZERS.

Coach Hasse had a enough experience on this team to win, and he did win and could have won more, but who among us would say, this team would have shot freethrows so badly, shot the 3 so badly, and yes turned the ball over so much and at critical times.

In todays CUSA winning 20 games is not the mark we should shoot for,heck we were 2 games away from winning 20 and if the season had ended the way it did in UTEP, it still would have been disppointing in many ways.

UAB underperformed, point the finger in any direction and you are bound to hit the target as to who and why this team played the way it did.

For years some here have bashed XCMD and deservingly so in some cases saying XCMD yak yak yak yak. That is so tiring, my team and coach played last night in UTEP.

I cheer for the Team and my Coach who ever the Coach is at the time, I hate it for the team, but they were good stewards for UAB and the future Blazers.

We are moving into a new era, UAB Is shooting for THE DOMINATION of Conference USA, looking for Titles, Turnys wins, Trophys NCAA APPEARANCE etc... and I believe we have the right Coach to accomplish that.

Go Blazers.

BnB fan has hacked your account. I do not suppose you could sum up a bit ?
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No FB coach teaches how to throw ints or to fumble, particularly near the goal line. Players still manage to do these things though. Similarly, BB coaches don't teach how to miss shots from lay ups to NBA treys, but players still manage to do it. One of the great frustrations of any kind of teaching is that you are held responsible for how well your students perform on the field / court.

A physician once said "1/3 of patients will eventually get well if I do nothing, 1/3 will die no matter what I do so I must strive to do all I can for the remaining 1/3 since I can't always know in advance which 1/3 they are in". The teacher / coach faces that same dilemma in their chosen classroom. You work with your students to reach their greatest possible outcome, but you never can know going in what that maximum level of capability may be, but you know you will be evaluated by their level of success.
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See that sums it up, I think...
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(03-13-2014 11:12 AM)rebounder2u Wrote:  What a season, 1st thanks to our seniors, you represented UAB well, 2nd wish you guys could have went out with better results, but you all will do well in life.
3rd, that wasnt XCMDavis team this season, there were only 3 players from Davis era 4 if counting Moton. And I believe only the fans say that and the coach and team know they are Hasse team.

Faz, Rucker recruited by Davis arrived with Hasse. CJ, Frazier, Rideau, Hasse recruits, Mehenti, Madison and Watts Hasse recruits.
If you are keeping count thats 8 players, the 3 that some here seems to be bashing as Davis recruits have played and won many games as BLAZERS leave it alone, they were our players, playing for our team.

Coach Hasse had a enough experience on this team to win, and he did win and could have won more, but who among us would have said this team would have shot freethrows so badly, shot the 3 so badly, and yes turned the ball over so much and at critical times.

In today's CUSA winning 20 games is not the mark we should shoot for,heck we were 2 games away from winning 20 and if the season had ended the way it did in UTEP, it still would have been disppointing in many ways.

UAB underperformed, point the finger in any direction and you are bound to hit the target as to who and why this team played the way it did.

For years some here have bashed XCMD and deservingly so in some cases saying XCMD yak yak yak yak, that is so tiring, my team and coach played last night in UTEP not some XCMD PLAYERS.

I cheer for the Team and my Coach who ever the Coach is at the time, I hate it for the team, but they were good stewards for UAB and the future Blazers.

We are moving into a new era, UAB is shooting for THE DOMINATION of Conference USA, looking for Titles and Turnys wins, Trophys NCAA APPEARANCE etc... and I believe we have the right Coach to accomplish that.

Go Blazers.

Domination is going to be tough if you aren't consistently recruiting players head and shoulders above your competition. I'm not sure UAB or anyone else in CUSA has the ability to recruit head and shoulders above the competition.

I followed the Blazers all season and after the UNC game I thought y'all had a real shot to do some damage in conference. What gives?


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(03-13-2014 12:14 PM)Tampa Bay Tiger Wrote:  
(03-13-2014 11:12 AM)rebounder2u Wrote:  What a season, 1st thanks to our seniors, you represented UAB well, 2nd wish you guys could have went out with better results, but you all will do well in life.
3rd, that wasnt XCMDavis team this season, there were only 3 players from Davis era 4 if counting Moton. And I believe only the fans say that and the coach and team know they are Hasse team.

Faz, Rucker recruited by Davis arrived with Hasse. CJ, Frazier, Rideau, Hasse recruits, Mehenti, Madison and Watts Hasse recruits.
If you are keeping count thats 8 players, the 3 that some here seems to be bashing as Davis recruits have played and won many games as BLAZERS leave it alone, they were our players, playing for our team.

Coach Hasse had a enough experience on this team to win, and he did win and could have won more, but who among us would have said this team would have shot freethrows so badly, shot the 3 so badly, and yes turned the ball over so much and at critical times.

In today's CUSA winning 20 games is not the mark we should shoot for,heck we were 2 games away from winning 20 and if the season had ended the way it did in UTEP, it still would have been disppointing in many ways.

UAB underperformed, point the finger in any direction and you are bound to hit the target as to who and why this team played the way it did.

For years some here have bashed XCMD and deservingly so in some cases saying XCMD yak yak yak yak, that is so tiring, my team and coach played last night in UTEP not some XCMD PLAYERS.

I cheer for the Team and my Coach who ever the Coach is at the time, I hate it for the team, but they were good stewards for UAB and the future Blazers.

We are moving into a new era, UAB is shooting for THE DOMINATION of Conference USA, looking for Titles and Turnys wins, Trophys NCAA APPEARANCE etc... and I believe we have the right Coach to accomplish that.

Go Blazers.

Domination is going to be tough if you aren't consistently recruiting players head and shoulders above your competition. I'm not sure UAB or anyone else in CUSA has the ability to recruit head and shoulders above the competition.

I followed the Blazers all season and after the UNC game I thought y'all had a real shot to do some damage in conference. What gives?


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I've wondered the same thing since the UNC game. I think we just peaked way too soon.
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My theory is we were not road tested until conference season started. We have never had as Many home games as we had in November and December. We feasted at home and didn't learn how to play on the road.

Our success in the out of conference built our confidence up artificially. The trip to South Florida and loses on the road to FIU and FAU wrecked that confidence. Once our confidence was shaken, it affected their mental ability to focus. This affected free throw shooting and ability to make layups. Players like swing was especially affected.

They were starting to put it back together at the end of the season (wins over USM and three straight road wins) when CJ was injured, and the confidence to win was damaged beyond repair
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We played a pretty good game, UNC played a pretty bad game. We had a short bench for a large portion of the season, and we couldn't make shots pretty much all year. If Chad had an off night, it was pretty much game over because we were lacking a strong 3rd option after CJ. Our FT % also dropped inexplicably as the season progressed. We were never a great team, people just got unreasonable in their expectations after the UNC game. I think the future is bright, but you are right, I don't think any team in C-USA will be able to dominate the recruiting game anywhere near the way Memphis did.
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I believe the team had the talent to win the games we lost, and we saw it, but for what ever reason, they could not get over the hump, I mentioned snake bit in another thread, but the most glaring area was at the 1, if Chad could have played the 2 with a 1 capable of scoring at a high volume this team would have been very difficult to guard, as it was when Chad played the 1 the team became easier to guard, because he was our 1st option at 1 and at the 2.
So when you were able to Guard Chad at the 1, it was like guarding the 1 and the 2, get that Answer, or do you require other bells and whistles to go with that typing and punctuation.
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Got it boss
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I agree. Add to it we didn't get enough scoring from the 3.
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