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Post by beavaristotle on Mar 22, 2021 6:58:35 GMT -8
Always thought he over dribbles and makes poor decisions with the ball, but a huge tip of the hat for last night. He put the team on his back in the last 8 minutes. Beavers would be on a plane flying home without his effort. Go Beavers 🦫
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Post by beaverbeliever71 on Mar 22, 2021 7:07:11 GMT -8
Always thought he over dribbles and makes poor decisions with the ball, but a huge tip of the hat for last night. He put the team on his back in the last 8 minutes. Beavers would be on a plane flying home without his effort. Go Beavers 🦫 He was huge handling the ball pressure they threw at OSU.. thats why he got put back in the game even with the foul trouble
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Post by TheGlove on Mar 22, 2021 7:07:37 GMT -8
Yes and yes.
Hang and clang baby.
He was the man at the end.
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Post by irimi on Mar 22, 2021 7:13:13 GMT -8
Ice at the line shooting the free throws when it counted. Looked poised and confident.
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Post by billsaab on Mar 22, 2021 7:14:00 GMT -8
I really was impressed with His game Tonight. I really enjoyed watching both Teams after game Pressors. Hats off to Wayne and the staff and the guys that played. So many contributors. I also was very impressed with okie State. They pressured and clawed and fought so hard. He is one heck of a coach and classy Man. Seeing those two hug after the game well hats off. Just think Henkel Field House. I always watch Hossiers if I get a little down. Now let’s deal with Loyola Chicago. Coach T’s stomping grounds as a Boy.
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Post by Judge Smails on Mar 22, 2021 7:20:41 GMT -8
I really was impressed with His game Tonight. I really enjoyed watching both Teams after game Pressors. Hats off to Wayne and the staff and the guys that played. So many contributors. I also was very impressed with okie State. They pressured and clawed and fought so hard. He is one heck of a coach and classy Man. Seeing those two hug after the game well hats off. Just think Henkel Field House. I always watch Hossiers if I get a little down. Now let’s deal with Loyola Chicago. Coach T’s stomping grounds as a Boy. I think hossiers is on one of those "after dark" channels.
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Post by beaverstever on Mar 22, 2021 7:34:14 GMT -8
I feel the same way - his game has been tough to watch at times, when the ball isn’t moving and the shot clock is running out. They’ve played some of their best and worst ball with him on the bench. It’s become very clear that he is the anchor of this group, and his ability to get to the FT line and make them at such an efficient rate is why we moved on. His game is so deceptive in his ability to score in what looks like a bad idea - dribble into the key and pick up the ball - yet so often it’s 2 points feom an awkward fadeaway ... I’ve finally resigned myself to those being a good idea - for 99% of players, that’s a bad play.
He is now THE guy we will remember the most about the Sweet Sixteen (hopefully even better) year. He is forever an OSU legend now.
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Post by atownbeaver on Mar 22, 2021 7:51:27 GMT -8
I feel the same way - his game has been tough to watch at times, when the ball isn’t moving and the shot clock is running out. They’ve played some of their best and worst ball with him on the bench. It’s become very clear that he is the anchor of this group, and his ability to get to the FT line and make them at such an efficient rate is why we moved on. His game is so deceptive in his ability to score in what looks like a bad idea - dribble into the key and pick up the ball - yet so often it’s 2 points feom an awkward fadeaway ... I’ve finally resigned myself to those being a good idea - for 99% of players, that’s a bad play. He is now THE guy we will remember the most about the Sweet Sixteen (hopefully even better) year. He is forever an OSU legend now. That pressure turn around fading 12 footer with like 2 minutes left to push the lead to 5 was a dagger. Not only in traffic and high pressure but OKst was off back to back 3 pointers in the last 15 seconds. Huge bucket to ice that rally. The game went defense and fouls from there.
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Post by beaverstever on Mar 22, 2021 7:55:16 GMT -8
I feel the same way - his game has been tough to watch at times, when the ball isn’t moving and the shot clock is running out. They’ve played some of their best and worst ball with him on the bench. It’s become very clear that he is the anchor of this group, and his ability to get to the FT line and make them at such an efficient rate is why we moved on. His game is so deceptive in his ability to score in what looks like a bad idea - dribble into the key and pick up the ball - yet so often it’s 2 points feom an awkward fadeaway ... I’ve finally resigned myself to those being a good idea - for 99% of players, that’s a bad play. He is now THE guy we will remember the most about the Sweet Sixteen (hopefully even better) year. He is forever an OSU legend now. That pressure turn around fading 12 footer with like 2 minutes left to push the lead to 5 was a dagger. Not only in traffic and high pressure but OKst was off back to back 3 pointers in the last 15 seconds. Huge bucket to ice that rally. The game went defense and fouls from there. In Cunningham’s post-game, they asked him what happened after they cut it to 3 and why they couldn’t keep it going. He says he’t remember the next play, lol - wasn’t he the one draped all over Ethan on that shot? Agree, that was what forced them to have to fouls after missing, and Ethan then ended it at the line. We don’t score there and it’s really shaky.
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Post by speakthetruth on Mar 22, 2021 7:59:10 GMT -8
I agree Without Ethan I'm not sure we don't wilt under ok states pressure in the second half. However, what I want to know is where did Silva come from? That guy has absolutely killed it in the last two games. He is going to have to play lights out against Loyolas center. Go Beavs!!
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Post by beaverstever on Mar 22, 2021 8:11:21 GMT -8
I honestly think a lot of Silva’s success is not having Pac-12 refs. He seemed to often do some good things in games and then immediately get in foul trouble and sit. They have let him play, and poke fans really complained about him fouling (which I had to laugh about given how they bowling-balled they way around the court constantly).
If the Pac-12 reffed like the east coast, we might have seen this all year from Silva. Credit to WT bringing in bodies that can hang with the big boys physically.
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Post by Judge Smails on Mar 22, 2021 8:15:47 GMT -8
I honestly think a lot of Silva’s success is not having Pac-12 refs. He seemed to often do some good things in games and then immediately get in foul trouble and sit. They have let him play, and poke fans really complained about him fouling (which I had to laugh about given how they bowling-balled they way around the court constantly). If the Pac-12 reffed like the east coast, we might have seen this all year from Silva. Credit to WT bringing in bodies that can hang with the big boys physically. I don't know. In the second half, it looked like our normal league refs. They called everything on everybody. Killed the flow of the game. Thankfully, we were money from the line.
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Post by ochobeavo on Mar 22, 2021 8:19:08 GMT -8
I honestly think a lot of Silva’s success is not having Pac-12 refs. He seemed to often do some good things in games and then immediately get in foul trouble and sit. They have let him play, and poke fans really complained about him fouling (which I had to laugh about given how they bowling-balled they way around the court constantly). If the Pac-12 reffed like the east coast, we might have seen this all year from Silva. Credit to WT bringing in bodies that can hang with the big boys physically. I don't know. In the second half, it looked like our normal league refs. They called everything on everybody. Killed the flow of the game. Thankfully, we were money from the line. Back to back calls where no one was actually touched on either team would definitely be on brand for Pac-12 officiating. At least they appeared to be consistent on both sides in that regard.
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Post by collegiate on Mar 22, 2021 8:56:40 GMT -8
I honestly think a lot of Silva’s success is not having Pac-12 refs. He seemed to often do some good things in games and then immediately get in foul trouble and sit. They have let him play, and poke fans really complained about him fouling (which I had to laugh about given how they bowling-balled they way around the court constantly). If the Pac-12 reffed like the east coast, we might have seen this all year from Silva. Credit to WT bringing in bodies that can hang with the big boys physically. I’m not defending PAC-12 refs, but Silva seems to have suddenly learned to not bring his arms down when someone is shooting over him. Just be big straight up and live with the results. Maybe not 100%, but he shows a lot more of that.
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Post by ag87 on Mar 22, 2021 9:05:23 GMT -8
I honestly think a lot of Silva’s success is not having Pac-12 refs. He seemed to often do some good things in games and then immediately get in foul trouble and sit. They have let him play, and poke fans really complained about him fouling (which I had to laugh about given how they bowling-balled they way around the court constantly). If the Pac-12 reffed like the east coast, we might have seen this all year from Silva. Credit to WT bringing in bodies that can hang with the big boys physically. The three refs were Terry Oglesby, Verne Harris, and Tim Clougherty. Oglesby worked a lot of SEC games and then some American, SunBelt and Missouri Valley. Harris is Pac-12 first with some Mountain West and WCC thrown in. This was his fifth Oregon State game this year. Clougherty did a lot of Big East games with some ACC, A10 and Big South.
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