Dean Smith

When the camera picked him up on the bench he was always engaged and on his feet, smile on face when good stuff happened. Have to start somewhere.

Hoosier daddy

Maybe “I wouldn’t bet on that” Ulis?

That’s sacrilegious. KT can never be replaced regardless of how well anyone else shoots.

No one beats old man time. Any player for UNK or Hastings would beat the crap out of Jordan now that he’s in his 60’s.

Situational substitution. Injuries and foul trouble got him on the court - next man up attitude. Be ready to do your job when called upon. He can't play the 5 for us and have the team be successful. I think it was the best message coming from Cale. He did his job when called up and I'm betting will not be complaining about not getting those minutes in the second half because it was en entirely different situation.

But we lost it vs. BC - We have for a long time specialized in winning the possession arrow.

I never saw Lawrence go 14 for 15 in warmups. Lawrence was definitely more willing to take that shot and I'm sure he's a better shooter than Uhlis but I'm saying I'm not so sure about Worster. The jury is still out.

I saw Worster go 14 for 15 from three in warmups. He’s got to shoot. He’s now 2-4 on the year. BC was blitzing pick and rolls but going under for Uhlis always and Worster at times. He has to take that shot.

Maybe I’ve had a problem, we’ll see. I bought two tickets to a men’s game there and the owner tried to transfer the right seats but to the women’s game in the afternoon on the same date. Customer service told me the game is not immediate so they will deal with it when they have time.

No one brought up the possible knee surgery and maybe it was the alcohol but I have it on good authority that two students approached him at a bar and asked and his response was that he was definitely coming back next year.

He had bad feet. He always played in pain and the being explosive on the dunk hurt like hell when he landed so not that many dunks. Incredibly skilled player who had a long and productive pro career. still playing in the top Puerto Rico league today at 34.