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Post by ironbeaver on Dec 2, 2021 21:55:44 GMT -8
Social media has declared our 2020 basketball season a Mickey Mouse gift season.
We’ll be f%#*ing lucky to win another game all season. And I’ll be f%#*ing hella surprised if tinkle keeps his job after this massive failure year!
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Dec 2, 2021 22:15:42 GMT -8
Social media has declared our 2020 basketball season a Mickey Mouse gift season. We’ll be f%#*ing lucky to win another game all season. And I’ll be f%#*ing hella surprised if tinkle keeps his job after this massive failure year! Hella, huh? Where in the Bay are you from? |
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Post by gnawitall on Dec 3, 2021 6:37:40 GMT -8
History shows that teams can get hot and out perform expectations... see '80-'81 Houston Rockets.
I think it's a great time to get rid of Tinkle. The elite 8 run should hold the fan base for another 30 years. Let's start the coaching carousel again and see if we get lucky.
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Post by ocbeav on Dec 3, 2021 7:14:18 GMT -8
With new 4 year contract extension signed last Spring, Tinkle will be back next season, sad to say. Contract is good until end of 2027. I already lost faith in him and hard to watch the team.
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Dec 4, 2021 21:37:30 GMT -8
With new 4 year contract extension signed last Spring, Tinkle will be back next season, sad to say. Contract is good until end of 2027. I already lost faith in him and hard to watch the team. He's just about cleared out all the suckers. Now, Tinkle comes in with the loaded dice and.......... |
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Post by alwaysorange on Dec 4, 2021 21:55:30 GMT -8
I tried to tell my fellow beaver fans long before the miracle Pac12 championship elite 8 run that WT needed to go. But many questioned my sanity said he needed and deserved an extension (curiously many are silent now). Today we are stuck with more years paying a guy that can't recruit or coach.
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Post by wilkyisdashiznit on Dec 4, 2021 22:25:18 GMT -8
I tried to tell my fellow beaver fans long before the miracle Pac12 championship elite 8 run that WT needed to go. But many questioned my sanity said he needed and deserved an extension (curiously many are silent now). Today we are stuck with more years paying a guy that can't recruit or coach. The extension shows that we are serious, even if it is to the next guy. Success at Oregon State is rewarded. I 100% agree with the extension. Tinkle can coach. He is known for being a great inbound play guy. He has coached up some great big guys. Warith Alatishe looks improved. I don't know what happened to Silva. Recruiting........is another issue entirely. Tinkle has had success with centers, but I am still waiting for him to find or develop a PG. |
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Post by rgeorge on Dec 5, 2021 0:34:30 GMT -8
I tried to tell my fellow beaver fans long before the miracle Pac12 championship elite 8 run that WT needed to go. But many questioned my sanity said he needed and deserved an extension (curiously many are silent now). Today we are stuck with more years paying a guy that can't recruit or coach. The extension shows that we are serious, even if it is to the next guy. Success at Oregon State is rewarded. I 100% agree with the extension. Tinkle can coach. He is known for being a great inbound play guy. He has coached up some great big guys. Warith Alatishe looks improved. I don't know what happened to Silva. Recruiting........is another issue entirely. Tinkle has had success with centers, but I am still waiting for him to find or develop a PG. "Great bigs"... Which bigs are you referring? Drew? Kyler? Others, like?? Did you ever watch DE in high school? His physique changed/improved, but his game was basically the same as HS. He came in 4*, #1 recruit in Oregon. Left as a project, undrafted. Dunk, block a shot, board when he felt like it. He couldn't hit a face up 10' at a 30% clip at OSU. Drew was high energy, great hops. WT didn't develop him much at all. And certainly would not be considered a great big. Drew says he became a basketball player because he matured and the Spurs development of him, not WT. Kyler... blocked shots from Gervais HS on. That's KK claim to many records and all Pac12 Defensive teams. WT didn't teach nor improve Kyler's, leaping ability or timing. Nor at a career 9.4 pts, 5.1 rebounds per game step up the rest of his game much. Again, "great bigs" are typically drafted. Am I missing some other WT disciple that was developed into a great player by him? As for "inbounds plays"... hmmmm, they are really pretty generic, copied, varied some. I'm positive most "work" because of defensive lapses, not inventive play calling. But, if that's WT's strength, cool? But, where's the rest of "he can coach"? A lot of us must be just plain missing it. As for the next coach, I'm guessing they'll expect extensions for successes like being 25 games under .500 in league play, and making sure that the overall record is helped out with tough NC games? Oops, 114-116 overall, but hey, that 62-39 in NC almost has him to .500. Damn Pac12 slate is to blame! PS- just in case, I thought highly of both players mentioned. This post is in response to the exaggeration of WT's coaching/player development. |
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Post by Henry Skrimshander on Dec 5, 2021 10:50:35 GMT -8
The extension shows that we are serious, even if it is to the next guy. Success at Oregon State is rewarded. I 100% agree with the extension. Tinkle can coach. He is known for being a great inbound play guy. He has coached up some great big guys. Warith Alatishe looks improved. I don't know what happened to Silva. Recruiting........is another issue entirely. Tinkle has had success with centers, but I am still waiting for him to find or develop a PG. "Great bigs"... Which bigs are you referring? Drew? Kyler? Others, like?? Did you ever watch DE in high school? His physique changed/improved, but his game was basically the same as HS. He came in 4*, #1 recruit in Oregon. Left as a project, undrafted. Dunk, block a shot, board when he felt like it. He couldn't hit a face up 10' at a 30% clip at OSU. Drew was high energy, great hops. WT didn't develop him much at all. And certainly would not be considered a great big. Drew says he became a basketball player because he matured and the Spurs development of him, not WT. Kyler... blocked shots from Gervais HS on. That's KK claim to many records and all Pac12 Defensive teams. WT didn't teach nor improve Kyler's, leaping ability or timing. Nor at a career 9.4 pts, 5.1 rebounds per game step up the rest of his game much. Again, "great bigs" are typically drafted. Am I missing some other WT disciple that was developed into a great player by him? As for "inbounds plays"... hmmmm, they are really pretty generic, copied, varied some. I'm positive most "work" because of defensive lapses, not inventive play calling. But, if that's WT's strength, cool? But, where's the rest of "he can coach"? A lot of us must be just plain missing it. As for the next coach, I'm guessing they'll expect extensions for successes like being 25 games under .500 in league play, and making sure that the overall record is helped out with tough NC games? Oops, 114-116 overall, but hey, that 62-39 in NC almost has him to .500. Damn Pac12 slate is to blame! PS- just in case, I thought highly of both players mentioned. This post is in response to the exaggeration of WT's coaching/player development. Basketball1111 has spoken. |
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Post by Judge Smails on Dec 5, 2021 10:52:19 GMT -8
"Great bigs"... Which bigs are you referring? Drew? Kyler? Others, like?? Did you ever watch DE in high school? His physique changed/improved, but his game was basically the same as HS. He came in 4*, #1 recruit in Oregon. Left as a project, undrafted. Dunk, block a shot, board when he felt like it. He couldn't hit a face up 10' at a 30% clip at OSU. Drew was high energy, great hops. WT didn't develop him much at all. And certainly would not be considered a great big. Drew says he became a basketball player because he matured and the Spurs development of him, not WT. Kyler... blocked shots from Gervais HS on. That's KK claim to many records and all Pac12 Defensive teams. WT didn't teach nor improve Kyler's, leaping ability or timing. Nor at a career 9.4 pts, 5.1 rebounds per game step up the rest of his game much. Again, "great bigs" are typically drafted. Am I missing some other WT disciple that was developed into a great player by him? As for "inbounds plays"... hmmmm, they are really pretty generic, copied, varied some. I'm positive most "work" because of defensive lapses, not inventive play calling. But, if that's WT's strength, cool? But, where's the rest of "he can coach"? A lot of us must be just plain missing it. As for the next coach, I'm guessing they'll expect extensions for successes like being 25 games under .500 in league play, and making sure that the overall record is helped out with tough NC games? Oops, 114-116 overall, but hey, that 62-39 in NC almost has him to .500. Damn Pac12 slate is to blame! PS- just in case, I thought highly of both players mentioned. This post is in response to the exaggeration of WT's coaching/player development. Basketball1111 has spoken. He also teaches scuba |
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Post by obf on Dec 7, 2021 11:36:07 GMT -8
I tried to tell my fellow beaver fans long before the miracle Pac12 championship elite 8 run that WT needed to go. But many questioned my sanity said he needed and deserved an extension (curiously many are silent now). Today we are stuck with more years paying a guy that can't recruit or coach. The extension shows that we are serious, even if it is to the next guy. Success at Oregon State is rewarded. I 100% agree with the extension. Tinkle can coach. He is known for being a great inbound play guy. He has coached up some great big guys. Warith Alatishe looks improved. I don't know what happened to Silva.
Recruiting........is another issue entirely. Tinkle has had success with centers, but I am still waiting for him to find or develop a PG. What happened to Silva is he inexplicable lost his playting time! Can't be effective getting a minute here, two there, etc |
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Post by Judge Smails on Dec 7, 2021 11:40:40 GMT -8
The extension shows that we are serious, even if it is to the next guy. Success at Oregon State is rewarded. I 100% agree with the extension. Tinkle can coach. He is known for being a great inbound play guy. He has coached up some great big guys. Warith Alatishe looks improved. I don't know what happened to Silva.
Recruiting........is another issue entirely. Tinkle has had success with centers, but I am still waiting for him to find or develop a PG. What happened to Silva is he inexplicable lost his playting time! Can't be effective getting a minute here, two there, etc Both Silva and Calloo are hurt and on minutes limitations. Silva has had a knee issue the whole year. Lucas was also having a leg issue, but it seems to be OK now. Not an excuse, as the team is still playing awful. |
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Post by obf on Dec 7, 2021 11:45:29 GMT -8
What happened to Silva is he inexplicable lost his playting time! Can't be effective getting a minute here, two there, etc Both Silva and Calloo are hurt and on minutes limitations. Silva has had a knee issue the whole year. Lucas was also having a leg issue, but it seems to be OK now. Not an excuse, as the team is still playing awful. Calloo has teh fifth most minutes per game on teh team and is a starter. He is still getting plenty of run, but has mostly be ineffective. Calloo seems like an entirely different player, physically.... He looks WAY thinner. Did the NBA scouts tell him to lose weight? Did he have a tape worm? Dude is at LEAST 30 pounds lighter than last year. Honestly when I first saw him on the floor this year I thought we were about to see him go beast mode, looking lean and mean, I figured he was out to show the NBA that he could play a legit small forward professionally. But, maybe he needed that bulk to get his shot off, or maybe he needed to be shooting threes all offseason instead of running laps??? |
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Post by Judge Smails on Dec 7, 2021 11:52:17 GMT -8
Both Silva and Calloo are hurt and on minutes limitations. Silva has had a knee issue the whole year. Lucas was also having a leg issue, but it seems to be OK now. Not an excuse, as the team is still playing awful. Calloo has teh fifth most minutes per game on teh team and is a starter. He is still getting plenty of run, but has mostly be ineffective. Calloo seems like an entirely different player, physically.... He looks WAY thinner. Did the NBA scouts tell him to lose weight? Did he have a tape worm? Dude is at LEAST 30 pounds lighter than last year. Honestly when I first saw him on the floor this year I thought we were about to see him go beast mode, looking lean and mean, I figured he was out to show the NBA that he could play a legit small forward professionally. But, maybe he needed that bulk to get his shot off, or maybe he needed to be shooting threes all offseason instead of running laps??? He has played very few minutes the last few games. He got injured right before the Princeton game. He was playing a lot before then. He doesn't look any thinner to me than last year. He's never been bulky. |
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