uneblinstu's postgame chatter: Vol: 10; ed: 14 - Del State

I also believe Glynn was being taught a minor lesson as well.  We need Glynn.  But we also need him to become more consistent on the offensive end, and that includes providing catchable passes.  I believe a few of his passes were less than acceptable.  We cannot have those lapses as we move to the heart of Big Ten play.  This is not a major snafu, but we have the talent that we can absorb some of those teachable moments.

I also believe Glynn was being taught a minor lesson as well.  We need Glynn.  But we also need him to become more consistent on the offensive end, and that includes providing catchable passes.  I believe a few of his passes were less than acceptable.  We cannot have those lapses as we move to the heart of Big Ten play.  This is not a major snafu, but we have the talent that we can absorb some of those teachable moments.

13 hours ago, huskercwg said:

I also believe Glynn was being taught a minor lesson as well.

You probably forgot or missed that Glynn went to the locker room in the first half after landing on a pile and twisting his ankle.

He went to the locker room at the 14:28 point in the first half and came back on the court with 4:26 to go.  He probably plays 20 minutes if that doesn't happen.

4 hours ago, hhcdimes said:

 

You probably forgot or missed that Glynn went to the locker room in the first half after landing on a pile and twisting his ankle.

He went to the locker room at the 14:28 point in the first half and came back on the court with 4:26 to go.  He probably plays 20 minutes if that doesn't happen.

That certainly may have played a part (and no, I did not forget) but there was also post-game conversation about some of his passes and other miscellaneous "complaints."  Again, not a major concern, but the staff seemed to be using the experience as a coaching moment.