Up next, UF vs Ark in SEC tourney.
Beat Ark and they get to play a rubber game vs SEC #1 LSU....
Then on to the Big Apple and the NIT
Up next, UF vs Ark in SEC tourney.
Beat Ark and they get to play a rubber game vs SEC #1 LSU....
Then on to the Big Apple and the NIT![]()
And as I've said many times before, you saying that is actually a positive, when considering how often you are totally FoS here...
PS
UF finished 9-9 in the power house SEC. (again with 7-8 teams in the Dance)
Where did your Chokers finish in the has-been Big 12/10/whatever???
I heard that it was 7-11,,,-- is that correct? If so, then enjoy the NIT,,, IF they give you an invite that is... (chokers finished 7th in a crappy 10 team has-been conference)
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I agree with you, but you have to admit that it's really hard to come up with an offensive scheme when you don't have an inside presence at all. Hayes is a hard worker and plays his tail off. But he's just not a guy you can go to in an offensive set. They try to to that when Stokes is in there and he does OK, although he feels he has to shoot every time he touches the ball and makes bad decisions about half the time. Nembhard makes some good back door passes every now and then, but too many times they try to force passes inside and turn it over. They just don't have the players to work an inside out game. But no doubt there is too much time wasting dribbling with little to no movement and then a forced shot as the clock winds down. Happens with regularity every game.The reason why we can’t shoot is because they offensive system and philosophy is crap. No ball movement and players standing around on the perimeter and then we are scrambling and throwing up a bad shot due to the shot clock winding down. We don’t get good looks at the basket, therefore FG% is lousy.
Whose fault is it that after 4 years we don’t have any big men or inside presence though?I agree with you, but you have to admit that it's really hard to come up with an offensive scheme when you don't have an inside presence at all. Hayes is a hard worker and plays his tail off. But he's just not a guy you can go to in an offensive set. They try to to that when Stokes is in there and he does OK, although he feels he has to shoot every time he touches the ball and makes bad decisions about half the time. Nembhard makes some good back door passes every now and then, but too many times they try to force passes inside and turn it over. They just don't have the players to work an inside out game. But no doubt there is too much time wasting dribbling with little to no movement and then a forced shot as the clock winds down. Happens with regularity every game.
The reason why we can’t shoot is because they offensive system and philosophy is crap. No ball movement and players standing around on the perimeter and then we are scrambling and throwing up a bad shot due to the shot clock winding down. We don’t get good looks at the basket, therefore FG% is lousy.
Gorjan Gak & Dontay Bassett were solid 3 star big men recruits. Isaiah Stokes, Keith Stone & Chase Johnson were highly touted 4 star recruits. That's pretty good recruiting IMO. You can't blame Coach White for the injuries to Gak, Stokes, Stone & Johnson, nor for the decision Johnson made to transfer after he couldn't clear concussion protocol for over a year. And we knew Stokes would miss last year due to surgery after high school, but it's not White's fault that Stokes admittedly refused to listen to his coaches and fix his diet and get in shape so he could contribute most of this season. Gak's knees may never let him play again, but that's not the coach's fault. Hayes was recruited to be a power forward and he's been forced to play the 5 position, which has gotten him in foul trouble a lot. And he wasn't recruited to be a go to guy inside and coaches can't be expected to get blood from a turnip and make guys perform above their abilities. Hayes is the hardest playing player on the team, but he's simply not much of an offensive threat. That's not on the coaches, except to their credit they've gotten him to play extremely hard every game. I have my issues with Mike White this year and have doubts about whether he can return Florida basketball to a Donovan-type level. But we can't blame the guy for injuries to so many big men.Whose fault is it that after 4 years we don’t have any big men or inside presence though?
Saying stupid crap over and over taco, won't make it true or you correct.
Yep, trolls and/or local village idiots are rallying up for another go of 'whistling past the O'Dome' and wishing that UF had never found Mike White.
WAC CoY
C-USA CoY
SEC CoY
WoW! What a complete loser as a B-Ball coach...
Filling holes that were left to him, Mike recruited both Barry and 3-Gor.
And his offense works pretty well when the players execute it and make shots.
And still waiting for the B-Ball genius types to critique that vid...![]()
Mike White doesn't develop players,,, and here's the proof of it....
https://floridagators.com/news/2019/3/13/mens-basketball-more-motor-keyed-johnsons-playing-time.aspx
UF 66 - 50 Ark
Johnson, meanwhile, had arguably his finest game in a UF uniform, making 8 of his 14 shots (57.1%), including 3 of 5 (60%) 3-point attempts, to go with his 12 rebounds, 6 coming on the offensive end, as the Gators won resoundingly on the glass, 41-26. When he was done, Johnson was the first Florida freshman to tally a double-double in the SEC Tournament since Donnell Harvey got 11 points and 12 rebounds in a win over Ole Miss in 2000.![]()
The dunny-goater, nothing of any value to ever add to any conversation.
Talking outta you arse while attempting to speak for everybody is your trademark. You know even less about sports than you do about women or having any kind of meaningful relationships. Go back to swilling your alcohol like a good drunk, it's about all you're good at...![]()
No one listens to you, because you're obtuse.
If we were talking about chefs, and said that your favorite chef makes awful breakfast food, which is a problem because his job is to make breakfast food, you'd argue about how it's not his fault because the guy that brought him the eggs broke half the eggs, and that when he was in culinary school, is waffles were really good.
Then you'd probably link a story about someone saying he made really good pancakes one time, and you'd use that as evidence of his great culinary skills, despite the fact that something as simple as pancakes is pretty mandatory, just like biscuits and gravy, but his biscuits and gravy are always awful.
But god damnit he made a pancake one time that was so good in culinary school that obviously he's the best.
Pitiful little loser drunk, always begging for my attention.
Tedious, boring, and clueless about most everything...
There once was a goater named dunny,
who was always trying to be funny.
But with his head up his butt,
and a load of beer in his gutt,
when it came to the girls he got nunny...
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TG thinks he's funny,,, and now needs a trip to a waffle house.
While the dog-poker kisses dunny-goater's arse at every opportunity.
Everything is as it should be,,, at least here it is...![]()
No, it's nostalgic! Some of the oddest topics turn into double digit pages of threAds.Can we please start a NEW thread? WTF is with a stale Ole Miss thread? LMAO!![]()
Nevada looks lost and confused. Don't they realize our patented second-half 8 minute scoring drought is coming up soon?
I'll take some of those biscuits and gravy @Dannygator1989 was speaking of along with more Mike White!
It's interesting to compare the 1st 4 years of Mike White & Billy Donovan at Florida. Donovan was 78-49 (.614), White 89-53 (.627). Donovan had losing records his 1st 2 years (13-17 & 14-15), but then went 22-9 and got his team to the Sweet 16, followed by 29-8 and was National Runner-Up his 4th year. White won over 20 games each of his 1st 4 years, making the NIT quarterfinals his 1st year, the Elite 8 his 2nd year and the NCAA Round of 32 his 3rd and 4th years. Fairly similar, and it will be interesting to see how White does from year 5 on and whether or not he can build the level of sustained success that Donovan did. The SEC is deeper with more good teams now than in Billy D's early years, but should that be taken into consideration? Just askin'.
White hasn't been caught cheating like Calipari and Pearl, so I'd prefer him over them regardless of their successes.SEC depth should be taken into consideration. But, given the SEC’s depth at head coach, it’s also fair to ask where Mike White stacks up against coaches like Pearl, Barnes, Howland, even someone like Tom Crean. Forget about Calipari. Also, Donovan was starting pretty much from scratch. White stepped into a program that was as good as anyone, UNC, MIch St., etc... during the Billy Donovan era.
White hasn't been caught cheating like Calipari and Pearl, so I'd prefer him over them regardless of their successes.