Who said Utah’s bball team had good defense
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Rick WalkerGuest
Oh my heavens this is embarrassing. Utah’s defense can’t stop Iowa’s undersized point guard.
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palos_verdes_uteParticipant
My guess is that Craig Smith is coaching his last season….
This Iowa game has shown his ineptness in coaching, more than any other game.
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Rick WalkerParticipant
Yeah, Craig Smith has been coaching like a moron this game. Get him out
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Ute DubParticipant
Let’s be real though. He’s got 2 more years on his contract, right?
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The Miami UteParticipant
Two more years after this season. Harlan gave him a six year deal when he left Utah State.
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CoyoteUteParticipant
I’ve been trying to be a fan of uncle Fester, but I’m starting to think this might be his last season as well. Our SOS is incredibly bad, and the only 3 “tests” we’ve had have been losses. Still think we can finish better than last in the B12 though.
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Utealumn2003Participant
Smith needs to go… NOW
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palos_verdes_uteParticipant
down 88-80 and out of a timeout, a set play for a Jake Wahlin brick 3?????
why was Erikson playing so much today? Mike has an overwhelming height advantage over the corn fed munchkins.
FIRE SMITH !!
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UtopiaParticipant
Not just their PG; all their perimeter players absolutely abused us off the dribble all over the court…AND they know how to finish — strong layups, fake-outs, pull-up mid-range shots. That’s what skilled, well-rounded players look like. Freeman had his way in the 1H and the perimeter players took over in the 2H.
We play hard, but lack of individual talent and athleticism is glaringly obvious on both ends of the court. We somewhat compensate for lack of individual talent with great set execution and passing, but that only gets you so far, especially if you can’t get stops on the other end.
Mason was huge this game and I have to give credit to Lovering for being very effective in the post this game (not usually the case). Mason might actually be the better Madsen. He shoots the 3 just as well if not better than Gabe and he’s a better playmaker (he made a number of very slick assists). If Gabe isn’t making 3’s, he’s not really doing anything productive. His points and shooting % are plummeting the last few games (last four: 12pts 33%fg) after feasting on a cupcake schedule at home.
Ausar is a bust — underskilled and undersized for P4. It’s painful watching him repeatedly make the same two futile moves that result in a missed or blocked layup. His production and minutes are declining and his starting days might be numbered.
Sharavjamts played well off the bench in the 1H. There is still hope for him, but expectations are definitely much lower than they once were. Little has really disappeared the last few games. Dawes DNP again.
Once again shot <70% FTs.
And now B12 play starts. Oh boy…
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AZUTEParticipant
There is some talk that every available resource(NIL)is being thrown at football to make the program and university more attractive to the BIG10 when there is another round of expansion. Basketball still gets some NIL but it peanuts compared to where it should be to compete on the current landscape. Utah has donors willing to give huge sums of money but it’s all going to football NIL.
Football drives the college athletic world. It makes all the money it gets all the attention and it’s what will get Utah in too the P2
Meanwhile Basketball has been tossed aside like an old shoe and unless Smith loses every games in conference play he’s not going anywhere.
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COUteParticipant
Can we please find a coach more than an hour away from campus next time?
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