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To be clear though I would love for him to be able to put on 20lbs and move to the 4.

Yeah but he looks like a kid that would struggle to put on 5. A problem I wish I had.

I would not have the ability to keep my mouth shut about shit refs if I was a D 1 basketball coach. My hat is off to all of them.

All I'm saying is, in this game, when others got a chance they turned the ball over. Especially in the 1st half. You seem to be arguing, in this game, it would have been beneficial for him to share the ball more. While what I saw was the ONLY reason we were in that game was because of, not despite, Teddy Allen.

More stats of 1st half for you. Teddy - 11-14 fg, 3-4 3pt, 0 TO Team - 4 -15 fg, 1-8 3pt, 9 TO Teddy was not the problem.

This is definitely true about many games this season. However, Penn St from two nights ago wasn't one of them. I watched others try to get involved that game and prompty turn the ball over which lead to quick buckets on the other end. Especially in the 1st half. Teddy passed the ball around well and tried to get his teamates involved the entire game.

I was just on that same site For 60k I'd enjoy college one more year.

Color me skeptical. Maybe the lowest tier pro ball. What does that even pay? Is it even worth it? If memory serves he comes from a family that values education with all his siblings with professional degrees. Get started on his while someone else is footing the bill. Also, when you're from Iceland "closer to home" is kinda relative.

College paid for. 23 years old. Probably has all the credits he needs for graduation. Not playing pro. Only responsibility is basketball. I'd sign on for another year of that if they'd let me. I think Hoiberg lets Thor stay if he wants to stay.

Man...for what this season is that was a great game to watch. Teddy Allen put on a clinic on how to score the rock. Wish he'd got the win and the record. That was fun

I'm all on board for Teddy droppin' FIDDY!

For real. Gotten so used to a game at least every other night now that they have 2 days rest it has me wandering around the house like...

That's a solid no from me Johnny

But isn't that what these games essentially are right now? I want want a win just as bad as anyone. But what does it matter at this point? These guys have an opportunity to fix mistakes from a game two days later in another game. The coaches get to see who's taking coaching nearly instantly. Is it ideal? Of course not. All we have left for this season is silver linings. I am hoping to see some legitimate growth with this condensed schedule. These guys get to "practice" against some of the best competition in the NCAA.

This board may implode

But if you look at the bright side we are equally bad in both! Don't ask me why that's the bright side. Its all I got

I thought it was a good half.

Yvan with the little under dippty doo. I see a kid getting coached and listening to some coaching. Makes me happy

He totaly shot put the rock

Nobody with Yvan and the baby hook?!? My man! More of that.

Actually, if there are any other 5 star players with a brother as good as Trey I would contend its a better strategy to get the 5 star with a brother than the 5 star without one

This. Each game I gain more optimism. My eyes are showing me they are getting better. I guess I am not sure what others expectations were for this season. I know people hate thinking that the current season is for building the team for next season. I see a nucleus of players that are just a player and some game experience away from being a pretty solid team.

This is the kind of hatred and pettiness I can get behind

Yes!

Man I'm seeing the exact opposite. I am really excited about the talent level on this team. Is there a bunch to clean up? Sure. Do they look like they have only played 5 games together as a team? Most definitely. I am taking the outlook with basketball like I did with football this year. The Covid season is 27 scrimmages and its only purpose is to get better for the start of next season.