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When defenders try to body up on him outside or chase him off open three-pointers, he slips past them, drives inside and finishes.

The one played by Tom Skerritt? I can see that.

Come on, Tom. You know there’s all kinds of people that come out. Videos can be old. Videos can be all kinds of different things.

That blow to the head left him Dazon confused.

The commentary would be a lot easier to understand if the announcers were speaking English.

AD Tim Leonard is apparently no brainier than the next guy.

I wonder if she’s popular in New England, especially among aficionados of thick seafood soups.

Ding!

You’re not supposed to use the prevent defense unless you’re up by enough to make it work. (And nobody does it right anymore — you’re supposed to allow short completions over the middle to keep the clock running, not just drop a five-DB umbrella 30 yards deep.) The idea of allowing the trailing team to trade time for…

+1. So good.

Now I can’t call myself a fan anymore without feeling like a bandwagoner despite all the shitty games and shitty seasons I’ve voluntarily witnessed.

It’s the first I’ve ever heard of it, which is why I was hoping OP or another interested commenter if they might have a link handy. Thanks for the additional data, and of course for the condescension as well.

Ooh, that’s a chilly take.

The original USF continues to get the shaft here.

I’m outside of Oregon, and I don’t even know which OSU you’re referring to.

That one is still wrong.

20 WJs.

The abstract says “probably,” but that’s fascinating. The fact that it makes logical sense arouses my skepticism as always (one should always doubt conventional wisdom and easy conclusions, IMHO), but if it can be corroborated through further study, that’s exactly the sort of data that you could build some solid…

Man, that’s cold.