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2014 UCLA @ Colorado Basketball Game thread

If your stats are telling me that Thomas is above average, I'm going with my eyeballs.

non-transition breakdown


xj -61.5% (above average)
Thomas - 69.2% (way above average)
wes - 52.3% (slightly below average)


as a team CU is 59.1% - above average


Thomas has an above average FG% at the rim any way you look at it, I don't know what to tell you......
 
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I think the only way we can compete with the big dogs is to run. Press and run. No half court. With out a court general out offense is going to break down. Give Ski the ball and let him run. I don't want to see a frosh or Talton start at the point.
Possibly:
Ski
Jhop
Xj
Gordon
Scott
 
for the record, I like it better when both the cheerleaders and the dance team are performing at the games.
 
much less - through the USC Game

XJ - 40-62
Wes - 27-54
Thomas - 13-19

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Offensive rebound putbacks

Wes - 14
XJ - 7
Thomas - 2

Dustin's got to make a big commitment to the weight room and footwork & dribble drills this offseason. He's got so much potential, but I think he's finding it much more difficult to get to his spots on this level. It can be a wakeup call when you realize that the worst scholarship player on the end of a cupcake opponent's bench might be better than your rival high school's best player from a year ago.
 
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