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Man, what a game!
Yeah - but he can't guard, pass, and is so slow ....
And he can't create his own shot !!!
Suicide leaving him open. The kid is simply the best shooter since Trent Tucker. Nice 2nd half comeback by Iverson by the way. I was to the point where I lost all hope for him that game.
Yeah - but he can't guard, pass, and is so slow ....
He's been dynamite against Iowa and Ohio State and invisible against Penn State and Purdue. I want to see him do it against an elite team. I'll own up to being wrong if he does it against Michigan State or Purdue, I'll say I was half wrong if he does it against Wisconsin or shows some consistency. He carried us today.
If scoring 11 pts against Penn State is "invisible," I'll take him being invisible every game. Without those 11 pts we would've lost to PSU.He's been dynamite against Iowa and Ohio State and invisible against Penn State and Purdue.
Anybody that rips Blake is either a moron or an irrational hater of all things Hopkins. I'm not sure which one to prescribe to AK yet...
He's been dynamite against Iowa and Ohio State and invisible against Penn State and Purdue. I want to see him do it against an elite team. I'll own up to being wrong if he does it against Michigan State or Purdue, I'll say I was half wrong if he does it against Wisconsin or shows some consistency. He carried us today.
I stated that I questioned whether he was a top 10 rotation player in the Big Ten last year. The definition of such a player in my view on Coach Smith's team is someone who logs 17-28 mins per game. I'm optimistic that last year's slump was an aberration, but think the jury is still out until he produces against MSU, Purdue, or OSU.
akgopher;165937[B said:]He's been dynamite against Iowa and Ohio State [/B]and invisible against Penn State and Purdue. I want to see him do it against an elite team. I'll own up to being wrong if he does it against Michigan State or Purdue, I'll say I was half wrong if he does it against Wisconsin or shows some consistency. He carried us today.
Really? I guess you and I have a different definition of "ripping" someone, as I consider questioning whether someone is "any better than the 12th man on a good Big 10 team" and stating they're "invisible" when they score 11 pts against a Big 10 opponent "ripping."I've never ripped Blake Hoffarber.
Can anyone tell me who the Gophers all-time leading three point shooter is (# made)? I have no idea, and I couldn't find it anywhere. I'd like to be able to see if Blake's got a shot at it at the pace he's gone thus far in his career.
Really? I guess you and I have a different definition of "ripping" someone, as I consider questioning whether someone is "any better than the 12th man on a good Big 10 team" and stating they're "invisible" when they score 11 pts against a Big 10 opponent "ripping."
But to each his own.
I gotta give it up to Blake. Unconscious today.
I was on that thread last week about him saying that "sometimes he will be shut down because he is purely a catch and shoot guy, and won't shoot off the dribble." Today that clearly didn't matter. He moves well enough without the ball to give himself that split second, and today Ohio State was really bad at closing on him.
Another reason why you gotta love the Hoff, is that he is not a self celebrator. I was not at the game today, but in all the time I've been there in person or watched on TV, I dont think I have ever seen him show off, pound his chest, trash talk an opponent, etc, do anything remotely cocky. IMO there is nothing better than hitting 7 threes in the game and jogging to the bench like it was no big deal.
Really? I guess you and I have a different definition of "ripping" someone, as I consider questioning whether someone is "any better than the 12th man on a good Big 10 team" and stating they're "invisible" when they score 11 pts against a Big 10 opponent "ripping."
But to each his own.