Never expected any good examples really, did you?So no specific examples of a revolving door in terms of substitutions.
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Never expected any good examples really, did you?So no specific examples of a revolving door in terms of substitutions.
I agree with that assessment. But, do you notice how many players transfer out of those programs every season? That's the price teams pay when not spreading minutes among their roster. Then again, when your 5 starters are better than the opponents, and they don't tire or get into foul trouble, there's no reason to go to your bench and substitute liberally.I also agree on short line ups. You don't see UConn or Baylor playing the revolving door game with substitutions. They have a core and they are on the floor the entire game. All I can say is we are a totally different team when Joyner shows up to play.
That's just not true. Those of us with good memories have seen Lashann get down on herself (body language, head droop) each season when she would miss an easy layup; because of that, she would be slow getting back on defense which resulted in the other team scoring. She has a hard time forgetting the "mistake" and getting her head back in the game as play moves forward. That is a legitimate and expected reason for a head coach to pull a player.The example by WCBBNUT regarding Lashann is the perfect example. She is a player that gets yanked every time she makes even a minor mistake. Although, this year seems much less of a subnado than the last couple of years. Last year it seemed like the announcers could not even keep up with who was in or out!
...Those of us with good memories have...
If you did some actual research first before posting, your posts wouldn't have so many incorrect "facts". But keep going as it's pure comedy to those of us with good memories.Tells me everything I need to know about you.
Do you know what a "5 year span" encompasses? Nah, you just prefer taking my comments out of context.Well I guess if in the last 18 years you want to dismiss two B12 conference titles, a B12 tournament championship and a final four appearance... sure. But who’s counting championships when you can count Sweet 16 appearances?
Do you know what a "5 year span" encompasses? Nah, you just prefer taking my comments out of context.
That Final Four was followed up by an upset loss in the Sweet 16 (as the #1 overall national seed), and then an upset loss in the round of 32 in Dallas.
The revolving door (rapid fire substitutions over and over), is obvious to any fan who pays even the slightest bit of attention. It's a trademark of Aston, and has been since she got here. If you can't see and comprehend simple math, I highly doubt that even a remedial online math course could help you.Specific examples please.
Still no specific examples huh? But it so obvious.The revolving door (rapid fire substitutions over and over), is obvious to any fan who pays even the slightest bit of attention. It's a trademark of Aston, and has been since she got here. If you can't see and comprehend simple math, I highly doubt that even a remedial online math course could help you.
I'm not a tutor, nor do I think one could help you if you can't COUNT and use simple math....Still no specific examples huh? But it so obvious.
I agree with a lot of what you said. I don't think any of us understand the substitution patterns/decisions, but they are for different reasons per player, IMO.I also wrote that, IMO, if we have a few more good games (or halves) like TCU, Karen is going to remain our coach. That's just my guess. She has an overall good record, brought us up from where we were to some sweet sixteens, and an elite eight, plus THIS ISN'T FOOTBALL. There are not enough people who care to demand a change. Our basketball coaches get a pretty long leash. With another good game or two, Shaka may pull it out, too.
I agree with a lot of what you said. I don't think any of us understand the substitution patterns/decisions, but they are for different reasons per player, IMO.
Sometimes players are subbed out because they are getting beat on defense. Sometimes players are subbed out because they are being careless with the basketball and having turnovers (you know, what we all complain about the most).
Sometimes players are subbed out due to foul problems.
Sometimes players are fatigued at certain points in the game. . . .
Could be true (Lashann coming out because she loses confidence, which may affect the next play). But it's hard to see how going to the bench is going to restore her confidence. When you were good enough to get many minutes as a freshman, and to now to be treated like perhaps the sixth best player on the team … that may be Karen's logic, but I question if it is correct. I would think leaving her in and giving her time to settle in and do something good would be more effective, but KA knows these players and I don't.
Thank you, a good break down on substitutions for all the arm chair coaches.I agree with a lot of what you said. I don't think any of us understand the substitution patterns/decisions, but they are for different reasons per player, IMO.
Sometimes players are subbed out because they are getting beat on defense. Sometimes players are subbed out because they are being careless with the basketball and having turnovers (you know, what we all complain about the most).
Sometimes players are subbed out due to foul problems.
Sometimes players are fatigued at certain points in the game.
Anyone remember back in late 80's when Jody would pull Lyssa McBride almost seconds after being subbed in? I never understood it; but it happened over and over. Can't recall if it was due to a quick foul, or her making a bad play.
As far as Karen returning, I'm not sure she wants to return; perhaps that's the reason why there has been no contract extension. If she does want to return, CDC is not doing her any favors for the future by going silent on her possible extension.
Shaka has 2-3 years remaining on his guaranteed contract; Karen has only months remaining on her contract; so, completely different situations as one costs Texas a lot of money to fire their coach, the other involves no additional cost as the contract would just expire (like Connie Clark's did).
Thank you, a good break down on substitutions for all the arm chair coaches.
No, the disagreement was about SPECIFIC examples and you and the other fantasy coaches couldn’t come up with any.Lol. We understand small, Arthur.
It’s easy to explain the obvious reasons why coaches use substitutions. You’ve yet to explain why Karen uses them exceedingly more than other coaches. After all , that’s what the disagreement is about.
No, the disagreement was about SPECIFIC examples and you and the other fantasy coaches couldn’t come up with any.
The irony.Again you avoid the question just like you avoided the answers. Have a good day. I had rather hoped to discuss with someone who actually understands the game.
And, most of us at least understand the difference between which of our players are "shooters", and which ones are "slashers" . . .Again you avoid the question just like you avoided the answers. Have a good day. I had rather hoped to discuss with someone who actually understands the game.
And, most of us at least understand the difference between which of our players are "shooters", and which ones are "slashers" . . .
Keep trying to convince others on here that Tasia Foman, Lashann Higgs, and Jordan Hosey came with a reputation for being "highly recruited shooters". Not one single poster has agreed with you. Go back and check my reply to your silliness; you'll see plain as day all the posters who agree with me, and thus disagree with your "analysis" on those players.You are proving my point. You have no idea what a slasher does. Merely what they look like when they are doing it. Lol
Keep trying to convince others on here that Tasia Foman, Lashann Higgs, and Jordan Hosey came with a reputation for being "highly recruited shooters". Not one single poster has agreed with you. Go back and check my reply to your silliness; you'll see plain as day all the posters who agree with me, and thus disagree with your "analysis" on those players.
I'm not even following what this fight is about. Oh well...
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