Richard Coffey Tweet during 2nd half of MN/Miami game: "Pass the ball"

[BleedGopher]

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Then a fan told Coffey to wear team colors to a game and that exchange didn't go too well:

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Go Gophers!!

 

[GophersInIowa]

The interaction with the fan was rather odd.

 

[GopherJake]

His son is a pretty good player.

 

[macgopher]

The interaction with the fan was rather odd.

Should have shot back at him that if he wore the team colors we would know which team the comment was aimed at.

 

[Winasota Gopher]

Twitter is a disease.

Coffey, while at the game, thought his frustration regarding ball movement was important enough that he tweet it.

Then claims he doesn’t listen to others.... hmmm

 

[EG#9]

Richard had some things to say about the guards shot selection on Twitter last year too. I really don't understand what would compel a person to tweet at a players parent to "wear team colors". That said, I'd hope that someone in Richard's position could refrain from replying to that response.

 

[go_gophers]

I agree with Richard. I wish our squad would move the ball more often/effectively. We done fairly well making tough shots, but I think we could create easier shots if we moved it a bit.


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[MinnesotaNice]

Isaiah Washington has this effect on people.

Pitino has his work cut out for him. You don't want to take away his aggressiveness, but he has to control it.

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[gray4heisman]

He wore maroon Nikes last night

 

[WanderingGopher]

The interaction with the fan was rather odd.

Must not have been wearing Gold during the gold-out (along with 1/3 of the rest of the lower deck, other than students).