Tulane have missed a number of wide open shots. 29-11. Good luck getting fans after this disaster.

Where the hell has this 3 point shooting been the whole season?

(01-14-2020 08:39 PM)BraveKnight Wrote:  Where the hell has this 3 point shooting been the whole season?

Enjoy. You got the Tulane that lost to Towson, and not the one that beat Temple.

Free win for yall tonight.

(01-14-2020 08:44 PM)oliveandblue Wrote:  

(01-14-2020 08:39 PM)BraveKnight Wrote:  Where the hell has this 3 point shooting been the whole season?

Enjoy. You got the Tulane that lost to Towson, and not the one that beat Temple.

Free win for yall tonight.

What's going on with you guys tonight?

37-25 now. UCF racking up offensive fouls.

This brand of basketball is total trash. It's unorganized and looks like an AAU pickup game (and those are also trash basketball too).

This isn't just Tulane. It's like 70% of div 1 is dross.

this tulane team looks horrid...

up 31 and ucf is making tons of mistakes with 8 to play

(01-14-2020 09:38 PM)pesik Wrote:  this tulane team looks horrid...

up 31 and ucf is making tons of mistakes with 8 to play

Nobody made a shot all day. There are 3 or 4 guys that quit on this game. This should keep Hunter quiet for a while.

Tulane is now 6-34 at home in AAC play. They have a home court disadvantage.

Burn the cursed venue to the ground.

everyone in the conference has a win

UCF wins 74-55 due to a barrage of 3 point shooting and Tulane not finding their shot at all tonight.

(01-14-2020 10:00 PM)pesik Wrote:  everyone in the conference has a win

We have 2.

Not last place.

Just checked the UCONN message board to see how they're holding up given the rocky start to AAC play. Ironically, they were all just trashing the AAC, calling our teams awkward & weird, claiming that the AAC is substantially less talented and has way worse game atmosphere, and are much less tough and gritty than their new league, the Big East.

If they can't even compete in the lowly AAC how are they gonna compete in the "much more talented" Big East? Somehow they've convinced themselves that their style of play and tempo will help them thrive next year even though they haven't competed very well in the AAC, a league they view as below them. If they do in fact thrive in the Big East next year I think that would be evidence that the AAC is at least as good of a league. I think they will come to regret the move.

https://the-boneyard.com/threads/style-o...an.151414/

(01-14-2020 10:16 PM)Indiana Bones Wrote:  Just checked the UCONN message board to see how they're holding up given the rocky start to AAC play. Ironically, they were all just trashing the AAC, calling our teams awkward & weird, claiming that the AAC is substantially less talented and has way worse game atmosphere, and are much less tough and gritty than their new league, the Big East.

If they can't even compete in the lowly AAC how are they gonna compete in the "much more talented" Big East? Somehow they've convinced themselves that their style of play and tempo will help them thrive next year even though they haven't competed very well in the AAC, a league they view as below them. If they do in fact thrive in the Big East next year I think that would be evidence that the AAC is at least as good of a league. I think they will come to regret the move.

https://the-boneyard.com/threads/style-o...an.151414/

Not the smartest fans. That is for sure....

(01-14-2020 10:16 PM)Indiana Bones Wrote:  Just checked the UCONN message board to see how they're holding up given the rocky start to AAC play. Ironically, they were all just trashing the AAC, calling our teams awkward & weird, claiming that the AAC is substantially less talented and has way worse game atmosphere, and are much less tough and gritty than their new league, the Big East.

If they can't even compete in the lowly AAC how are they gonna compete in the "much more talented" Big East? Somehow they've convinced themselves that their style of play and tempo will help them thrive next year even though they haven't competed very well in the AAC, a league they view as below them. If they do in fact thrive in the Big East next year I think that would be evidence that the AAC is at least as good of a league. I think they will come to regret the move.

https://the-boneyard.com/threads/style-o...an.151414/

UConn wants to go home again, but do not realize the home they remember does not exist.

Their fans will be disappointed and disillusioned and the surrender will be in vain.

(01-14-2020 08:37 PM)oliveandblue Wrote:  Tulane have missed a number of wide open shots. 29-11. Good luck getting fans after this disaster.

I think you suffered from post Temple beatdown syndrome. The same thing happened to Tulsa.

(01-14-2020 06:38 PM)pesik Wrote:  hunter thinks tulane can win the aac regular season championship this year
https://www.nola.com/sports/tulane/artic...74c3a.html

Oops.

(01-14-2020 10:16 PM)Indiana Bones Wrote:  Just checked the UCONN message board to see how they're holding up given the rocky start to AAC play. Ironically, they were all just trashing the AAC, calling our teams awkward & weird, claiming that the AAC is substantially less talented and has way worse game atmosphere, and are much less tough and gritty than their new league, the Big East.

If they can't even compete in the lowly AAC how are they gonna compete in the "much more talented" Big East? Somehow they've convinced themselves that their style of play and tempo will help them thrive next year even though they haven't competed very well in the AAC, a league they view as below them. If they do in fact thrive in the Big East next year I think that would be evidence that the AAC is at least as good of a league. I think they will come to regret the move.

https://the-boneyard.com/threads/style-o...an.151414/

They are a weird ass breed up there.

They still have dillusions of grandeur. Strange. The days of Uconn and Espn smooching are over. Espn doesn't need them anymore. Sad.

(01-14-2020 10:16 PM)Indiana Bones Wrote:  Just checked the UCONN message board to see how they're holding up given the rocky start to AAC play. Ironically, they were all just trashing the AAC, calling our teams awkward & weird, claiming that the AAC is substantially less talented and has way worse game atmosphere, and are much less tough and gritty than their new league, the Big East.

If they can't even compete in the lowly AAC how are they gonna compete in the "much more talented" Big East? Somehow they've convinced themselves that their style of play and tempo will help them thrive next year even though they haven't competed very well in the AAC, a league they view as below them. If they do in fact thrive in the Big East next year I think that would be evidence that the AAC is at least as good of a league. I think they will come to regret the move.

https://the-boneyard.com/threads/style-o...an.151414/

Sounds just like what a particular team in the AAC thinks about the football side of things. Will never understand the mentality of trashing a league you cannot compete in.