Fultz missed how many FT?

3 for 15 from the field....Without the hype he didn't even look like their best player to me....Crisp was by far tonight.

Cuonzo said Coleman had ice in his back but looked like he'd be ok.. Man that was an ugly fall.

Bearprof;842791816 said:

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Them or us? They are not known for d!!

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I was talking about us. I had to stop posting during the game, every time I make a positive comment, it seems to jinx us. We still held them under 60 points, 36% shooting, we did a great job on Fultz (3-15 from the field). I thought Jabari had a nice game, an efficient 16 points on 10 shots, and I thought he did a nice job defensively, especially on Thybulle. But did he seem hurt to anyone in the 2nd half? He didn't seem to be going up for rebounds with the tenacity . . .

LOUMFSG2;842791992 said:

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I was talking about us. I had to stop posting during the game, every time I make a positive comment, it seems to jinx us. We still held them under 60 points, 36% shooting, we did a great job on Fultz (3-15 from the field). I thought Jabari had a nice game, an efficient 16 points on 10 shots, and I thought he did a nice job defensively, especially on Thybulle. But did he seem hurt to anyone in the 2nd half? He didn't seem to be going up for rebounds with the tenacity . . .

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He took a fall that worried me. Was wincing. That said I BELIEVE he hit a three afterwards.

I saw the fall, too, and he definitely hit a three afterwards, and looked fine going up for it. But there were other rebounding opportunities where he just didn't go up. I hope it's nothing

Others made this point, but let me add to the congrats to Domingo for canning those FT's at a crucial time of the game. Huge!

Don't know how he can survive a season, as he has only the crash and splash game regardless wether there is an opening or not. Hope he comes back as he still gives us more than sam even if he is one deminsional.

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cuonzo said coleman had ice in his back but looked like he'd be ok.. Man that was an ugly fall.

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I hope Coleman starts to look for the pass on his drives. Rabb and others seemed open on quite a bit of them.

Bisonbob;842792018 said:

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Don't know how he can survive a season, as he has only the crash and splash game regardless wether there is an opening or not. Hope he comes back as he still gives us more than sam even if he is one deminsional.

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He actually shot a three. Missed but he did shoot a three and it didn't look awful. I am happy that he is aggressive.

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I hope Coleman starts to look for the pass on his drives. Rabb and others seemed open on quite a bit of them.

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Martin actually said in the post game that he'd prefer his players throw it up on the rim than make a tough pass inside.

59 is the fewest points scored by the Huskies all season. They've scored 90 or more 6 times. Coleman, in particular, did a great job on Fultz.

Kovy;842791818 said:

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I think Moore might be hitting a freshman wall.

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Said this exact thing at the game. That being said, I think he'll adjust and get his mojo back.

Civil Bear;842792107 said:

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Martin actually said in the post game that he'd prefer his players throw it up on the rim than make a tough pass inside.

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If Coleman can lure the bigs out to try to block his shot and you have rabb/okoroh/rooks lurking, seems like a smart plan to me. You have maybe a 30% chance Coleman makes it plus the high likelihood of one of our bigs cleaning it up

I really liked colemans defense on fultz.

ducky23;842792171 said:

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If Coleman can lure the bigs out to try to block his shot and you have rabb/okoroh/rooks lurking, seems like a smart plan to me. You have maybe a 30% chance Coleman makes it plus the high likelihood of one of our bigs cleaning it up

I really liked colemans defense on fultz.

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Yes, I'm sure that's the plan. It just seemed odd. Although the coach meant that with all the guards, during the game I was trying to think of any instances where that happened with Coleman - either a pass to an open big or an offensive rebound. I couldn't recall either. Perhaps the play of the night was the sweet bounce pass Mullins made to Kingsley for the flush.

I also agree re Coleman's 1-on-1 defense. He's been a difference maker on guys like Fultz and Ball. He's also usually the first guy on the floor. Absolutely fearless. He's like a more athletic Jorge. I just hope that isn't his undoing.

Aside from the win, the highlight of the night for me was that JEFF KNOX WASN'T THERE! Instead, they had the mic men introduce the in-game contests like the bear growl and the Hawaiian Airlines shooting contest. I'm really hoping Jeff is gone for good, but I doubt that we're that lucky. He makes me want to rip my ears off every time he opens his mouth.

glutton;842792785 said:

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Aside from the win, the highlight of the night for me was that JEFF KNOX WASN'T THERE! Instead, they had the mic men introduce the in-game contests like the bear growl and the Hawaiian Airlines shooting contest. I'm really hoping Jeff is gone for good, but I doubt that we're that lucky. He makes me want to rip my ears off every time he opens his mouth.

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THE 3-POINT SHOOTING CONTEST: I am far from the only one to consider that kid's half-court splash the shot of the night (if not of a wider temporal context)