2024-2025 Razorback Basketball

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Third_down_draw

Quote from: buff2.0 on Jan 26, 2025, 07:00 PMhttps://x.com/RespectDaGoat/status/1883632856548995257

Getting the seats where your back is to everyone - $40,000
Affirming your value by seeing your face on a screen - Priceless


Trigger7672

Here's a little pro tip for everyone. Once they intentionally price everyone out after selling all of the season tickets to corporations, buy the cheapest single game ticket available on stubhub for the game you want to go to, and then go sit wherever the hell you want in what will be a half empty lower section. Fuck season tickets and fuck Yurachek.

animal

It's gonna be a real bad look for Cal to go into Rupp and get his pants pulled down. I feel bad for the players but don't really feel anything about this coach and his has-been list of assistants. It still feels like we have Kentucky's old coach and Kentucky's players that couldn't play at Kentucky. This entire season is gonna go down like a fish out of water...well it already has. The organ transplant has been rejected and the body is dying. No amount of Chicken nuggets can wash it away.
"I got fired for using free speech" yea imagine getting killed over it

mde114

Quote from: animal on Jan 29, 2025, 06:32 PMIt's gonna be a real bad look for Cal to go into Rupp and get his pants pulled down. I feel bad for the players but don't really feel anything about this coach and his has-been list of assistants. It still feels like we have Kentucky's old coach and Kentucky's players that couldn't play at Kentucky. This entire season is gonna go down like a fish out of water...well it already has. The organ transplant has been rejected and the body is dying. No amount of Chicken nuggets can wash it away.

You're a better man than me. I don't feel at all bad for these players.

Guardrail

Quote from: mde114 on Jan 29, 2025, 08:27 PMYou're a better man than me. I don't feel at all bad for these players.
none of them. They have talent ( I guess) they just don't care. They know they need to spend a year getting paid, laid, and eating like kings before they move on to the league.
If they don't get drafted they'll stay for more getting paid and laid, or go to another school and do the same. They don't care about the school, the jersey, my fat old self hoping they'll shoot better tonight.
NIL has ruined college sports. For me anyway.
The same people demanding everyone embrace your beliefs, have zero tolerance and condemn another for embracing theirs.  Oh, the irony.

Sus-Scrofa

I wonder if that fancy shooting trainer they've been promoting all year has wrecked some of our players.

I'd imagine telling a five star player he's been shooting the ball wrong his whole life could mess things up.

Like a golfer changing his swing.  Sometimes it works, sometimes it turns Davis into the worst shooter on the team.

DrMongoose

Quote from: Sus-Scrofa on Jan 30, 2025, 06:01 AMI wonder if that fancy shooting trainer they've been promoting all year has wrecked some of our players.

I'd imagine telling a five star player he's been shooting the ball wrong his whole life could mess things up.

Like a golfer changing his swing.  Sometimes it works, sometimes it turns Davis into the worst shooter on the team.

Good point.
Check your damn blood pressure!

"They've got to do a better job preparing our young men and putting them in positions to be succesful." - Hunter Yurachek 9/15/25

PorkyPig

Hell, half of our players played at Kentucky last year...maybe they can find the fuckin' goal in Lexington. 

dhog

Quote from: Sus-Scrofa on Jan 30, 2025, 06:01 AMI wonder if that fancy shooting trainer they've been promoting all year has wrecked some of our players.

I'd imagine telling a five star player he's been shooting the ball wrong his whole life could mess things up.

Like a golfer changing his swing.  Sometimes it works, sometimes it turns Davis into the worst shooter on the team.

Or a hitting coach telling a ..... ah shit.

The Whyte Boar

Quote from: Sus-Scrofa on Jan 30, 2025, 06:01 AMI wonder if that fancy shooting trainer they've been promoting all year has wrecked some of our players.

I'd imagine telling a five star player he's been shooting the ball wrong his whole life could mess things up.

Like a golfer changing his swing.  Sometimes it works, sometimes it turns Davis into the worst shooter on the team.

I've had the same thoughts.  Instead of just shooting the ball, players are concentrating too much on mechanics.  A lot like a golfer with a dozen swing thoughts going through his head.  And yes, generally golf lessons that actually change something significant in your swing make you a lot worse before you get better.  Some guys have ruined their careers changing their swings to get "better".  They never got it back.

In my opinion, that sort of thing needs to be worked on in the offseason and then turned off and forgotten about during the season.  At least in college where there aren't 80 games and six months of season.

Barton Fink

The NOAH system does not change your mechanics. It just tells you the arch of your shot, measures left/right of the rim, and measures the depth of the shot. If you have a certain degree of arch. hit center of the rim, and center depth, it considers it to be the "perfect" shot. That's it.

From there it just keeps accumulated stats.

Cal said earlier this year he doesn't mess with kid's mechanics during the season. He mentioned he had told Nelly to just shoot with a little more arch but didn't tell him to change any mechanics.

animal

Either way it's something to blame shit on when things aren't going well. Did the other 17 SEC teams only sign 9 real players?
"I got fired for using free speech" yea imagine getting killed over it

BleedinRed

It is a wonder sports survived thousnds of years without all the technology.  Amazing really.  

Today's game is clearly so much better thanks to the creation and use of sports biomechanics, ball tracking systems, hawk-eye tech, wearable tech and of course AI.

DirkPiggler

Quote from: BleedinRed on Jan 30, 2025, 12:57 PMIt is a wonder sports survived thousnds of years without all the technology.  Amazing really. 

Today's game is clearly so much better thanks to the creation and use of sports biomechanics, ball tracking systems, hawk-eye tech, wearable tech and of course AI.

It's kind of eye opening to go back and watch some highlights of the Sutton years.  Rarely do you see those teams shooting outside of 12-15 feet.  Our best teams in those days usually had one designated zone buster...Marvin Delph was really the only one who was a fairly complete player. 

I'm on the fence as to whether I like the three point shot.  It adds a level of excitement, but teams that shoot nothing but layups/dunks or threes can be painful to watch when the shots aren't falling. 
Perish peacefully in a warm environment.

Barton Fink

I agree it's overkill. Who gives a shit how accurate you make a shot. Only thing that matters is if you made it. Arch is the only that does matter but not as much as you would think.

What I hate about today's game is the lack of good passers. If I asked who is the best passer in the NBA is, most everyone would say Jokic. If I asked who is the best passing PG in today's game, you probably don't know.

I miss guys like Nash, Kidd, JWill, Strickland, Magic, etc. To me, a great pass is the most exciting play in basketball. It's a lost art now.

BASS

Mark Jackson wants some of that love. Very underrated pg, great passer.
Fuck your feelings
Ain't found a way to kill me yet
I have hawgtism

Barton Fink

That Pacers team probably wins a title or two if not for MJ.

Thought he was a solid coach too.

BleedinRed

Same for the Jazz.  Stockton was a pretty damn good point guard who could pass and shoot.

GeoHogsGeo

Quote from: PorkyPig on Jan 30, 2025, 07:45 AMHell, half of our players played at Kentucky last year...maybe they can find the fuckin' goal in Lexington. 

It's basically a home game for them.
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Lurk

Quote from: DirkPiggler on Jan 30, 2025, 01:02 PMIt's kind of eye opening to go back and watch some highlights of the Sutton years.  Rarely do you see those teams shooting outside of 12-15 feet.  Our best teams in those days usually had one designated zone buster...Marvin Delph was really the only one who was a fairly complete player. 

I'm on the fence as to whether I like the three point shot.  It adds a level of excitement, but teams that shoot nothing but layups/dunks or threes can be painful to watch when the shots aren't falling. 
Delph might have the scoring record at Arkansas if there had been a 3 point line.

Raising the basket to 11 feet and moving the 3 point line out is the only thing that will help. Size and physical ability has made the game boring.
"Hard times create strong men. Strong men create good times. Good times create weak men. And, weak men create hard times."