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Goo Punch

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  1. Wescott Eberts. He's still on twitter trashing anyone who is at all critical of Shaka. just last night said that the reason Texas is so poor is that it was simply bad timing that Shaka took over our team right as the roster was about turn over (right, because that's the reason we suck in February 2020), and he even blamed Rick Barnes for Shaka's failures, claiming that Rick's inability to sign a PG for the 2015 recruiting class was more to blame than anything Shaka has done (never mind that Shaka signed Matt Coleman right after that. dude is a lunatic.
  2. couldn't find anything on twitter, but that sounds pretty bad.
  3. we played *literally* the weakest non-conference schedule in UT hoops history.
  4. Shaka being hired and then extended at Texas is on par with the USOC selecting me to be the anchor leg of our 4x100 relay team.
  5. VCU played a style that teams weren't familiar with and they hit a whole bunch of threes along the way. They were hitting like 12-13 threes per game at 45-50% during that run.
  6. I'm telling you, Eric Musselman, come on down. Who wouldn't want to see Texas doing this: also, just go check his resume- he has a long history of developing talent, something that we have not seen at all under Shaka. He's one of the greatest CBA coaches of all time (2nd in win % begins only George Karl). tell me this doesn't sound good: Musselman began his CBA career in 1988 as the general manager of the Rapid City Thrillers, a franchise his father Bill had coached to three consecutive CBA titles during the 1980s. His first week on the job, he hired Flip Saunders as the team's head coach. Saunders, who was recruited by Bill Musselman when Bill was the head coach at the University of Minnesota during the early 1970s, would go on to be one of the winningest coaches in CBA history before moving to the NBA as coach of the Minnesota Timberwolves.[1] In the 1989–90 season, at age 23, Musselman became the Thrillers head coach.[1]The following season, Musselman joined his father Bill's staff on the NBA's Minnesota Timberwolves as assistant coach.[2]Prior to joining the Thrillers, Musselman worked for the NBA's Los Angeles Clippers as an assistant to General Manager Elgin Baylor and Barry Hecker, the team's director of scouting. From 1990–1997, Musselman had 24 players called up to the NBA, the highest number in the league during that span. He holds the distinction of being the only person in CBA history to coach in five league All-Star Games (1990, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1997) and was the first coach in professional basketball history to win 100 games by the age of 28. When he was 23, Musselman became the youngest coach in CBA history. oh, and despite being known as an offensive mastermind, he's got his shitty Arkansas squad at no.23 nationally in AdjD in his first year on the job. as far as realistic candidates go, he's about as good as it gets imo. i've been saying this for 3 years now, and i would obviously be excited if he were coaching at Texas next year. also fuck piggy.
  7. yeah we're talking about BitterWhiteGuy here. The only differences between him and Wescott Eberts are temperament, vocabulary, and loquaciousness. WE is an absolute moron on par with cameltoe. BWG is not a moron, however he has a serious complex when it comes to admitting that Shaka Smart might not be doing a great job, and/or that he's responsible for any of his own failures. don't forget that coming into this season BWG claimed that no other coach we could have hired would be doing better than Shaka was through his first four years. totally delusional. which is why him finally admitting that Shaka gots to go is seen as somewhat of a bad sign for Mr.Smart.
  8. and for the love of god change the stupid ass scoring system. 1-10 with decimals; why is that so hard to implement? as it's currently constructed every single game dunk is either an 8, 9, or 10. completely fucking stupid. oh yeah, and get Ja, Zion, Lavine, AG, DJJ, etc to all participate. get the field back up to 6 or 8 guys, raise the prize money, change the scoring. boom. dunk contest fixed.
  9. just the level of difficulty to catch it with one hand, rotate in the air, and finish it with a windmill. and he made it look easy. it was pretty similar to VC's first dunk in 2000, only instead of running up on his own he caught the lob off the side of the backboard. super impressive.
  10. was hoping DJJ would declare AG the co-winner. both are equally deserving.
  11. he just did that. still, DJJ is getting screwed here. edit- or not. wow.
  12. that's pretty spectacular. just give it to both of them.
  13. dunk-off scores: DJJ- 9.5 AG- 9.5 i actually agree with the TNT crew. just give it to them both. amazing performance.
  14. Final round second dunks- DJJ- 10 AG- 10 those were spectacular
  15. that would have been spectacular. wow. and he gets it on the second try. amazing.
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