Because we like college basketball?And why is it we care ?
Because we like college basketball?And why is it we care ?
Little Richard now 7-12, with 6 loses in a row after losing yesterday to Wyoming.
This wouldn't be nearly as funny if posted by someone else...someone who hadn't spent the past 3 years vigorously resisting any notion Pitino needed to be gone.And this
This wouldn't be nearly as funny if posted by someone else...someone who hadn't spent the past 3 years vigorously resisting any notion Pitino needed to be gone.
To be fair he had every right to be upset. It was a horrible call.And this
Looks like a close call, but likely the right one.To be fair he had every right to be upset. It was a horrible call.
Pitino didn't see his PG stiff-arm a guy holding legal guarding position. That's an easy charge.To be fair he had every right to be upset. It was a horrible call.
Honestly that’s one where I would be happy if my coach just told his team to hit the showersTo be fair he had every right to be upset. It was a horrible call.
+100000Honestly that’s one where I would be happy if my coach just told his team to hit the showers
take the forfeit.
college basketball officiating is so bad and it makes it unwatchable
What happens is that when we make a coaching change, some people cannot fathom the idea that previous coach (while ultimately not being the right fit) could have had any good qualities. Everything about them was horrible.Despite having been the head coach here for 8 seasons, “Pitino gets angry and yells too much" is a criticism I swear I've only seen levied at him in like the past few months. Isn't coaches yelling at players and officials something that happens very frequently? This isn't novel or exceptional behavior. Plenty of successful coaches yell and scream a lot, just look at Tom Izzo or Coach K. If you dislike Pitino because he yells too much, you should probably be rolling your eyes in exasperation at like 60% of the coaches you see on TV. Who knew Gopher basketball fans were such staunch critics of toxic masculinity in sports culture? Feels like grasping at straws for reasons to dump on the previous coach. I was pleased to see some of the replies calling out the Gopherhole Twitter account for their tweet about Pitino's "temper tantrum." Yeah he's upset about a bad call, and standing up for his players by yelling at the officials. Alert the media.
"Calling a timeout after a made basket by your own team is a momentum killer and there is no reason to ever do it" is another one that only cropped up partway through season 8. Pretty soon we'll have people pretending they were actually upset about the rental car gas tank.
The King Of Bad Takes' take.Honestly that’s one where I would be happy if my coach just told his team to hit the showers
take the forfeit.
college basketball officiating is so bad and it makes it unwatchable
Have to remember that the defender has the right to a spot on the floor. If the offensive player violates that space, it’s a foul. The majority of the calls go against the D.Looks like a close call, but likely the right one.
I watched most of the first half and NM had very good ball movement. Kinda surprised meHmmm, Pitinos bread and butter play.
Four guys standing like statues, while one guy dribbles and tries his best playground move.
Yup - Gold Vision invoked Monson a day or so ago. Clown.What happens is that when we make a coaching change, some people cannot fathom the idea that previous coach (while ultimately not being the right fit) could have had any good qualities. Everything about them was horrible.
We're so far removed from the Mason years, but there was a vocal group of fans that sh!t on anything and everything Glen Mason after he was canned. There are still people that hate Tim Brewster and will point to things like him talking about the Rose Bowl and saying goofy schtick things. Now, Brew was an abject failure as a head coach - no question - but who cares about those things? You see people that have a hard time pointing at a single positive thing that came out of the Kill/Claeys years.
Of all the things to rip on Pitino about, it looks petty to point to him getting mad at a bad call that cost his team a game. Isn't that what we want coaches to do? Wouldn't we be annoyed if Ben Johnson, in the same situation, didn't act similarly?
I don’t begrudge him getting mad at the refs, but when he’s done yelling I wish he wouldn’t take that stance with his arms crossed. It reminds me of my girlfriend when she’s hot at me; and besides it looks a bit too feminine.Of all the things to rip on Pitino about, it looks petty to point to him getting mad at a bad call that cost his team a game. Isn't that what we want coaches to do? Wouldn't we be annoyed if Ben Johnson, in the same situation, didn't act similarly?
That's actually true. lol.I don’t begrudge him getting mad at the refs, but when he’s done yelling I wish he wouldn’t take that stance with his arms crossed. It reminds me of my girlfriend when she’s hot at me; and besides it looks a bit too feminine.
Pitino hasn't had time to break those bad habits yet.I watched most of the first half and NM had very good ball movement. Kinda surprised me
I don't know about other people, but I definitely hate that one, unless there's like < 1 minute to play."Calling a timeout after a made basket by your own team is a momentum killer and there is no reason to ever do it" is another one that only cropped up partway through season 8.
I agree, but in this case, he cost his team any chance to win the game with his outburst. There were 12.5 seconds left and a 2 point game. Keep it together, man. Then light him up at zeros.Of all the things to rip on Pitino about, it looks petty to point to him getting mad at a bad call that cost his team a game. Isn't that what we want coaches to do? Wouldn't we be annoyed if Ben Johnson, in the same situation, didn't act similarly?
Everything I post is true.That's actually true. lol.
Your GF looks like Pitino?I don’t begrudge him getting mad at the refs, but when he’s done yelling I wish he wouldn’t take that stance with his arms crossed. It reminds me of my girlfriend when she’s hot at me; and besides it looks a bit too feminine.
Dribble till the ball bleeds lolHmmm, Pitinos bread and butter play.
Four guys standing like statues, while one guy dribbles and tries his best playground move.
Sure wish Mashburn had stayed here. Guessing he wishes he had made some other choice too.I'm not sure I expected the Lobos to set the world on fire this year, but I certainly didn't expect an 0-7 conference start. That's rough...but I think they'll be better by the end of the year; maybe some momentum going into next season.
Agree, that's a charge, that offensive set is the reason I am glad he is gone.Pitino didn't see his PG stiff-arm a guy holding legal guarding position. That's an easy charge.
Sure wish Mashburn had stayed here. Guessing he wishes he had made some other choice too.
What happens is that when we make a coaching change, some people cannot fathom the idea that previous coach (while ultimately not being the right fit) could have had any good qualities. Everything about them was horrible.
Pitino was a bad coach. Quit making excuses.What happens is that when we make a coaching change, some people cannot fathom the idea that previous coach (while ultimately not being the right fit) could have had any good qualities. Everything about them was horrible.
We're so far removed from the Mason years, but there was a vocal group of fans that sh!t on anything and everything Glen Mason after he was canned. There are still people that hate Tim Brewster and will point to things like him talking about the Rose Bowl and saying goofy schtick things. Now, Brew was an abject failure as a head coach - no question - but who cares about those things? You see people that have a hard time pointing at a single positive thing that came out of the Kill/Claeys years.
Of all the things to rip on Pitino about, it looks petty to point to him getting mad at a bad call that cost his team a game. Isn't that what we want coaches to do? Wouldn't we be annoyed if Ben Johnson, in the same