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Post by 411500 on May 21, 2018 6:47:54 GMT -8
I accidentally erased my copy of two games from this past season:
(1) OSU - UO, Jan 19, and (2) OSU - Baylor, March 23.
Anyone know how I can locate a copy of these games?
I've tried several different searches, only to come up empty....
I'd appreciate any help on this....Thanks.....
GO BEAVS !!
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Post by Deleted on May 21, 2018 6:56:17 GMT -8
I accidentally erased my copy of two games from this past season: (1) OSU - UO, Jan 19, and (2) OSU - Baylor, March 23. Anyone know how I can locate a copy of these games? I've tried several different searches, only to come up empty.... I'd appreciate any help on this....Thanks..... GO BEAVS !! OSU vs Baylor is still on youtube, though I don't think you can download it: |
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Post by jefframp on May 21, 2018 12:35:41 GMT -8
You could come over to my house and watch it on my DVR.  |
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Post by beavershoopsfan on May 21, 2018 14:15:57 GMT -8
How about 52 seconds of high quality OSU highlights from the 85-79 Beavs win over Oregon on January 19, 2018? Will that suffice?
Or, 60 seconds of Kat Tudor highlights after she dropped a career-high 34 points in that win.
Or, a very excited Kat Tudor being interviewed after that overtime win over the Ducks.
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Post by willtalk on May 21, 2018 20:22:51 GMT -8
I believe I have a copy of the Jan 19 game on dvd around somewhere. If I find it I can and send you a copy. I'll let you know when I find it and get your address and send it to you. I'll even throw in a surprise bonus disc that might interest you.
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Post by 411500 on May 22, 2018 6:36:28 GMT -8
willtalk - that sounds absolutely great.....send me a message if things fall into place....Or, just post here and I will send a message to you....
To beavershoopsfan, beaverfever, thickhead and others - thanks for sending along clips and info....I really appreciate it....
I spend abut one hour per day (on average) in film study of the Beavs.....It's a great hobby....
(Thus far I've isolated 4 separate elevator screen plays the Beavs run. Three years ago I did not know what an elevator screen is !!)
GO BEAVS !!
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Post by Deleted on May 22, 2018 6:45:45 GMT -8
willtalk - that sounds absolutely great.....send me a message if things fall into place....Or, just post here and I will send a message to you.... To beavershoopsfan, beaverfever, thickhead and others - thanks for sending along clips and info....I really appreciate it.... I spend abut one hour per day (on average) in film study of the Beavs.....It's a great hobby.... (Thus far I've isolated 4 separate elevator screen plays the Beavs run. Three years ago I did not know what an elevator screen is !!) GO BEAVS !! I'd never noticed or appreciated the use of an elevator door screen myself until I happened to slow down the video replay of a game one time and saw Sydney squeezing through the door. My first reaction was that it was an illegal screen because of how the 2 players/doors leaned together to block the defender after Sydney passed through (in that particular instance, at least), but the ref didn't call an illegal screen on it. I guess so long as they don't move their feet, and as long as they are leaning apart to "open" the door and are just resuming a vertical posture after "closing" the door, then it should be okay, but somebody else with more organized basketball experience would know better than I. |
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Post by 411500 on May 22, 2018 8:35:33 GMT -8
thickhead writes: "My first reaction was that it was an illegal screen because of how the 2 players/doors leaned together to block the defender after Sydney passed through (in that particular instance, at least), but the ref didn't call an illegal screen on it. I guess so long as they don't move their feet, and as long as they are leaning apart to "open" the door and are just resuming a vertical posture after "closing" the door, then it should be okay....."
The particular variation of the elevator screen you refer to in your post was used several times last year for Syd, but I did not see it run even once this year.....It takes a really skilled player, like Syd, to receive the incoming pass and then get off a shot....
As to the elevator screen being illegal - - it seems to me it often is!!
The two girls "closing the door" frequently drift into the pursuing defender...it happens so quickly (and unobtrusively) that it almost always goes unnoticed. But when you slow down the replay it is clear that a lot of moving takes place in those screens !
Mulkey went absolutely ballistic when Jamie Weisner used the "moving elevator door" against Baylor to escape defenders - a few years later Mulkey goes totally ballistic again, this time when Kat Tudor does exactly the same thing, with the exact same effect....
It's a helluva play and I have seen no team use it with the same precision as the Beavs....
GO BEAVS !!
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Post by beavershoopsfan on May 22, 2018 10:54:35 GMT -8
It's a helluva play and I have seen no team use it with the same precision as the Beavs.... GO BEAVS !! Stanford has used the closing elevator screen play pretty effectively in recent years. I remember the Cardinal used it to get Karlie Samuelson open in the championship game of the 2017 PAC-12 tournament against the Beavs. I hate the play when it is used against the Beavs.  It would appear that if the chasing defender is close enough to the shooter to be bumped by the two screeners moving together, then the elevator screen should be called an illegal screen and a foul. But, which of the two screeners do you call the foul on? The one who makes contact while moving I would guess. Refs tend to let that play go without a call even when the chasing defender gets wiped out by the two screeners. |
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Post by willtalk on May 27, 2018 15:37:13 GMT -8
411500---- Check your private messages.
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Post by 411500 on May 27, 2018 16:14:51 GMT -8
thanks willtalk...reply waiting for you....
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