Yes, we need the size. Dominguez and/or Griffen aren't power forwardsbigsoos said:maybe start him over Dominguez?taylorswift13_ said:
Can't believe we ruined a Clemence 20 point game
Yes, we need the size. Dominguez and/or Griffen aren't power forwardsbigsoos said:maybe start him over Dominguez?taylorswift13_ said:
Can't believe we ruined a Clemence 20 point game
Texas A&M forward Rashaun Agee on the final shot: "That was the play that was drawn up, I just missed the layup."
— TexAgs (@TexAgs) February 12, 2026
linkdude said:
One ironic change from last year to this is without a Zhuric or WT we don't have an iso guy that can get a shot whenever he wants, Agee and maybe Hill is the closest resemblance.
Definitely not advocating against our offense, it requires a team effort though (and not blowing your layups when they are open)
TAMUallen said:Texas A&M forward Rashaun Agee on the final shot: "That was the play that was drawn up, I just missed the layup."
— TexAgs (@TexAgs) February 12, 2026
Oh...
That actually was the designed play.
Concern grows
HotardRat said:linkdude said:
One ironic change from last year to this is without a Zhuric or WT we don't have an iso guy that can get a shot whenever he wants, Agee and maybe Hill is the closest resemblance.
Definitely not advocating against our offense, it requires a team effort though (and not blowing your layups when they are open)
Griffen is WAY more efficient at that than Zhuric.
Phelps played losing basketball.
taylorswift13_ said:
Although Clemence was a big reason they got in the bonus so early
TAMUallen said:Texas A&M forward Rashaun Agee on the final shot: "That was the play that was drawn up, I just missed the layup."
— TexAgs (@TexAgs) February 12, 2026
Oh...
That actually was the designed play.
Concern grows
The_Truth said:Ag1188 said:johnnyblaze36 said:DartmouthAg said:
Key play was Griffen jacking up a 3 with a 1-point lead, 10 on shot clock and 35 or so to play.
He was wide open and hot in the first half and is the 2nd highest three point percentage shooter in the entire SEC from three right now. Nothing at all wrong with that shot. Just didn't go in.
What are his numbers from NBA range?
It was a bad shot, plain and simple. They were going 2 for 1 in that situation and should have gotten a much higher percentage attempt than that.
Overplay-backcut layup to Pop would've fed us tonighttaylorswift13_ said:
For some reason I wanted Vinson in there, in bound to Griffen or Lane and alley oop it to Vinson to return the favor
clearly it's a bad shot because we missed. We can't trust our own players because of years of bricklayingjohnnyblaze36 said:The_Truth said:Ag1188 said:johnnyblaze36 said:DartmouthAg said:
Key play was Griffen jacking up a 3 with a 1-point lead, 10 on shot clock and 35 or so to play.
He was wide open and hot in the first half and is the 2nd highest three point percentage shooter in the entire SEC from three right now. Nothing at all wrong with that shot. Just didn't go in.
What are his numbers from NBA range?
It was a bad shot, plain and simple. They were going 2 for 1 in that situation and should have gotten a much higher percentage attempt than that.
Am I taking crazy pills? The dude was 4/8 from 3 in the game. Ended up 4/9 missing an open look to go up by 2.
A college 3 point shot to take the lead is as high of a percentage shot as any, especially on a team without any true bigs.
And well, we saw what happened when our only "alpha" big tried. My own IQ level has sufficiently dropped this evening from reading this thread.
TAMUallen said:Texas A&M forward Rashaun Agee on the final shot: "That was the play that was drawn up, I just missed the layup."
— TexAgs (@TexAgs) February 12, 2026
Oh...
That actually was the designed play.
Concern grows
It was an NBA 3. Not a college one. Altho it was a better effort than his next 3 which he seemed to shoot differently than the others.johnnyblaze36 said:The_Truth said:Ag1188 said:johnnyblaze36 said:DartmouthAg said:
Key play was Griffen jacking up a 3 with a 1-point lead, 10 on shot clock and 35 or so to play.
He was wide open and hot in the first half and is the 2nd highest three point percentage shooter in the entire SEC from three right now. Nothing at all wrong with that shot. Just didn't go in.
What are his numbers from NBA range?
It was a bad shot, plain and simple. They were going 2 for 1 in that situation and should have gotten a much higher percentage attempt than that.
Am I taking crazy pills? The dude was 4/8 from 3 in the game. Ended up 4/9 missing an open look to go up by 2.
A college 3 point shot to take the lead is as high of a percentage shot as any, especially on a team without any true bigs.
johnnyblaze36 said:The_Truth said:Ag1188 said:johnnyblaze36 said:DartmouthAg said:
Key play was Griffen jacking up a 3 with a 1-point lead, 10 on shot clock and 35 or so to play.
He was wide open and hot in the first half and is the 2nd highest three point percentage shooter in the entire SEC from three right now. Nothing at all wrong with that shot. Just didn't go in.
What are his numbers from NBA range?
It was a bad shot, plain and simple. They were going 2 for 1 in that situation and should have gotten a much higher percentage attempt than that.
Am I taking crazy pills? The dude was 4/8 from 3 in the game. Ended up 4/9 missing an open look to go up by 2.
A college 3 point shot to take the lead is as high of a percentage shot as any, especially on a team without any true bigs.
And well, we saw what happened when our only "alpha" big tried. My own IQ level has sufficiently dropped this evening from reading this thread.