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Re: Paul Sullentrop, Wichita State preview on Bluejay Banter

PostPosted: August 22nd, 2012, 11:35 am
by 2livewu
Williams is coming off surgery and I am not as optimistic as the news report as to his return date. Plus I think he's really, really good and could be missed.

Armstead will be great defensively but he can't score much.

Hall should be fine. Early is struggling which could be the killer as the Shocks were certainly counting on him to score. I think Cotton will be super this year. Orupke is just not going to get it and I hear he's got some health issues as well. Overly optimistic projections for this team are founded only in athletic ability and totally dismiss the difficulty involved with succeeding at the high D1 level.

Could this team be good? Possibly but highly unlikely. If they are, the Coach deserves a ton of credit. Just way too many pieces to incorporate into a difficult system. I think they'll be good defensively, but just won't score enough to win a bunch of games. 3-5 games over .500 and better, maybe a lot better, at the end of the year compared to the beginning.

Re: Paul Sullentrop, Wichita State preview on Bluejay Banter

PostPosted: August 23rd, 2012, 9:00 am
by uniftw
Ali wrote:
LJay wrote:That is a good question, who is going to score the ball for WSU? Hall will get double digits but that's from put backs and layups. Then...........

No doubt big and athletic.

Shocks will be tough to score on though. Could be some ugly games this year.

Wouldn't it be extremely ironic, and I hope it happens, if WSU goes from a 80ppg type team to a 60-67 ppg team that wins by playing a little more physical and limiting scoring after all the sh!t they've talked about UNI winning that way for a couple years now.

Re: Paul Sullentrop, Wichita State preview on Bluejay Banter

PostPosted: August 23rd, 2012, 9:13 am
by DoubleJayAlum
uniftw wrote:
Ali wrote:
LJay wrote:That is a good question, who is going to score the ball for WSU? Hall will get double digits but that's from put backs and layups. Then...........

No doubt big and athletic.

Shocks will be tough to score on though. Could be some ugly games this year.

Wouldn't it be extremely ironic, and I hope it happens, if WSU goes from a 80ppg type team to a 60-67 ppg team that wins by playing a little more physical and limiting scoring after all the sh!t they've talked about UNI winning that way for a couple years now.

Good God, I hope not.

The last thing this conference needs is another, slow-it-down, walk-the-ball-up-the-court, stand around, stand around, stand around team that thinks that defense requires tackling people.

I certainly think WSU will slow it down from last year, but think that their athleticism will still be a strength that they will try to exploit.

Re: Paul Sullentrop, Wichita State preview on Bluejay Banter

PostPosted: August 23rd, 2012, 1:09 pm
by Khan4Cats
DoubleJayAlum wrote:
uniftw wrote:
Ali wrote:Shocks will be tough to score on though. Could be some ugly games this year.

Wouldn't it be extremely ironic, and I hope it happens, if WSU goes from a 80ppg type team to a 60-67 ppg team that wins by playing a little more physical and limiting scoring after all the sh!t they've talked about UNI winning that way for a couple years now.

Good God, I hope not.

The last thing this conference needs is another, slow-it-down, walk-the-ball-up-the-court, stand around, stand around, stand around team that thinks that defense requires tackling people.

I certainly think WSU will slow it down from last year, but think that their athleticism will still be a strength that they will try to exploit.


As opposed to a team that thinks defense is throwing forearms at heads, grabbing at injured players tender spots and taking out players going for lay-ups?

Please show me the videos of UNI "tackling" anyone. We have seen the videos of what I mentioned above.

Re: Paul Sullentrop, Wichita State preview on Bluejay Banter

PostPosted: August 23rd, 2012, 1:19 pm
by DoubleJayAlum
Khan4Cats wrote:
DoubleJayAlum wrote:
uniftw wrote:Wouldn't it be extremely ironic, and I hope it happens, if WSU goes from a 80ppg type team to a 60-67 ppg team that wins by playing a little more physical and limiting scoring after all the sh!t they've talked about UNI winning that way for a couple years now.

Good God, I hope not.

The last thing this conference needs is another, slow-it-down, walk-the-ball-up-the-court, stand around, stand around, stand around team that thinks that defense requires tackling people.

I certainly think WSU will slow it down from last year, but think that their athleticism will still be a strength that they will try to exploit.


As opposed to a team that thinks defense is throwing forearms at heads, grabbing at injured players tender spots and taking out players going for lay-ups?

Please show me the videos of UNI "tackling" anyone. We have seen the videos of what I mentioned above.

See any game footage involving Lucas O'Rear.

Re: Paul Sullentrop, Wichita State preview on Bluejay Banter

PostPosted: August 23rd, 2012, 3:28 pm
by Jays26
As opposed to a team that thinks defense is throwing forearms at heads, grabbing at injured players tender spots and taking out players going for lay-ups?

Please show me the videos of UNI "tackling" anyone. We have seen the videos of what I mentioned above



Holy crap....are you a North Carolina whiny fan also. :roll:

Re: Paul Sullentrop, Wichita State preview on Bluejay Banter

PostPosted: August 23rd, 2012, 4:51 pm
by Wufan
WSU will still be an athletic transition type team. We will not slow it down. OTOH, it will be difficult for us to score in the half court set most likely. We still have big bodies and length. We gain the ability to take it to the rim bit lose the a lot of our perimeter scoring.

Expect teams to pack it in on us.

Re: Paul Sullentrop, Wichita State preview on Bluejay Banter

PostPosted: August 24th, 2012, 5:55 pm
by LJay
Wufan wrote:WSU will still be an athletic transition type team. We will not slow it down. OTOH, it will be difficult for us to score in the half court set most likely. We still have big bodies and length. We gain the ability to take it to the rim bit lose the a lot of our perimeter scoring.

Expect teams to pack it in on us.


Right, so Greggg recruited some shooters as well as athletes, right? Honestly, I don't know.

Re: Paul Sullentrop, Wichita State preview on Bluejay Banter

PostPosted: August 24th, 2012, 11:27 pm
by C0|db|00ded
uniftw wrote:
Ali wrote:
LJay wrote:That is a good question, who is going to score the ball for WSU? Hall will get double digits but that's from put backs and layups. Then...........

No doubt big and athletic.

Shocks will be tough to score on though. Could be some ugly games this year.

Wouldn't it be extremely ironic, and I hope it happens, if WSU goes from a 80ppg type team to a 60-67 ppg team that wins by playing a little more physical and limiting scoring after all the sh!t they've talked about UNI winning that way for a couple years now.


LMFAO!

The Shockers will resemble an NIU team in that both teams play five men at a time. That will be the extent of any comparisons.


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Re: Paul Sullentrop, Wichita State preview on Bluejay Banter

PostPosted: August 24th, 2012, 11:31 pm
by C0|db|00ded
2livewu wrote:Could this team be good? Possibly but highly unlikely.


You are completely clueless. Are you that way on purpose?


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