Sciratto HATES Fran so every game is a road game when he shows up at an Iowa game.Probably a good idea, I'm expecting the usual B1G road officiating. If Scirotto is assigned to this game I may not even watch.
Sciratto HATES Fran so every game is a road game when he shows up at an Iowa game.Probably a good idea, I'm expecting the usual B1G road officiating. If Scirotto is assigned to this game I may not even watch.
Kofi 17 points and 18 rebounds with 1 minute to go.
LOL! Guilty as charged. But my error was still smaller than yours.Math IS hard.
Prior to the Rutgers game 67.6% (25/37).
After the Rutgers game going 5 of 6 69.8% (30/43)
I understand that it's still not the 64% that I mentioned earlier but if you're going to lecture people on math you want to get it right yourself Big Ass.
Update - 77% in conference gamesLet's see.. Kofi shoots 67% from the field and 64% at the line. I think we'll guard Kofi and see if he can hit his free throws.
Update - 66% in conference games. 0-5 tonight. That's some serious brick laying right there.Update - 77% in conference games
He has improved his free throw shooting (though not tonight), worked on kicking the ball out of the double/triple teams, and has improved his footwork around the basket. All things he received feedback on from the NBA. From everything i've read or heard, he is very happy to be back.I wonder if Komi regrets coming back. From what little I’ve seen, and I could easily be wrong, I don’t think he’s really added anything to his game.
He’s a NPOY candidate on potentially the best team in the conference. I don’t know what you mean no development. His defense has been measurably better most of the year, and he’s showing he can hit FTs.I wonder if Komi regrets coming back. From what little I’ve seen, and I could easily be wrong, I don’t think he’s really added anything to his game.
I'd come back too if I had a free pass to foul as much as I wantHe’s a NPOY candidate on potentially the best team in the conference. I don’t know what you mean no development. His defense has been measurably better most of the year, and he’s showing he can hit FTs.
Everyone is a NPOY candidate at the beginning of the season. To me, Davis is the NPOY as it stands right now and he would have a fairly significant lead.He’s a NPOY candidate on potentially the best team in the conference. I don’t know what you mean no development. His defense has been measurably better most of the year, and he’s showing he can hit FTs.
Everyone is a NPOY candidate at the beginning of the season. To me, Davis is the NPOY as it stands right now and he would have a fairly significant lead.
This take is.. Interesting. I watch people intentionally shove him, bring their arms down across his face, 3-4 people reach in at once, and too often he doesn't get the whistle because he's big enough to absorb contact instead of just flailing around.There are some games that Cockburn displays absolutely no true basketball skills. They throw him the ball and he just bulls his way to the basket. Effective, especially as he seems to be immune from foul calls, but hardly skillful basketball. That said, his numbers dictate his worth so I suspect he will get a lot of consideration for post season honors.
I think you're looking at it from a biased perspective, I do this with my team too. Kofi seems to bang around and use his weight to push people around, often slamming his shoulder into them like a football player. He often gets away with these fouls, similar to Garza. I think being such a popular player in the league has the refs consciously or unconsciously giving that person a little leeway.This take is.. Interesting. I watch people intentionally shove him, bring their arms down across his face, 3-4 people reach in at once, and too often he doesn't get the whistle because he's big enough to absorb contact instead of just flailing around.
It's a shame people can't appreciate arguably the most dominant big in college basketball because he isn't out jacking up 3s or putting the ball on the floor 20 feet out but that's where we are I guess.
He doesn't need bball skills when refs allow him to play football!There are some games that Cockburn displays absolutely no true basketball skills. They throw him the ball and he just bulls his way to the basket. Effective, especially as he seems to be immune from foul calls, but hardly skillful basketball. That said, his numbers dictate his worth so I suspect he will get a lot of consideration for post season honors.
He got away with tons of crap vs us....if you're looking for pity you better keep searching!This take is.. Interesting. I watch people intentionally shove him, bring their arms down across his face, 3-4 people reach in at once, and too often he doesn't get the whistle because he's big enough to absorb contact instead of just flailing around.
It's a shame people can't appreciate arguably the most dominant big in college basketball because he isn't out jacking up 3s or putting the ball on the floor 20 feet out but that's where we are I guess.
Everybody has some degree of bias on their own players and other teams players and that includes fanbases of teams that don't have Kofi such as yourselves.I think you're looking at it from a biased perspective, I do this with my team too. Kofi seems to bang around and use his weight to push people around, often slamming his shoulder into them like a football player. He often gets away with these fouls, similar to Garza. I think being such a popular player in the league has the refs consciously or unconsciously giving that person a little leeway.
Pity? No. An iota of objectivity with the fanbase that might actually surpass Illinois in crying about officials when you guys literally are regularly ranking as one of the worst defensive teams (among remotely overall relevant and overall good teams) in the country the last 5 years.. Well..He got away with tons of crap vs us....if you're looking for pity you better keep searching!
LolEasy to dominate opponents when can throw your big body around to force 'fouling' contact because the other person can't subvert the laws of physics to battle him without fear of whistles.
Its either get in foul trouble early and often trying to defend his 'bull in a china shop' offensive moves, or pretty much let him have his way.
This take is.. Interesting. I watch people intentionally shove him, bring their arms down across his face, 3-4 people reach in at once, and too often he doesn't get the whistle because he's big enough to absorb contact instead of just flailing around.
It's a shame people can't appreciate arguably the most dominant big in college basketball because he isn't out jacking up 3s or putting the ball on the floor 20 feet out but that's where we are I guess.
Kofi manhandles people drastically smaller than him and he doesn't need to foul to do it. He's bigger and he moves with an athleticism rarely seen for somebody at that size.Yes he does get fouled and not called. He also runs over people after banging them out of place with his shoulder bump and the commits the same number of offensive fouls. Kofi should foul out in 25-30 minutes every game.
Kofi came back because the NBA value of a huge strong center with limited perimeter offense/defense is not that high. I think Kofi will probably stick in NBA a long time but I doubt he is a star at NBA level.
This line of thinking is such a crybaby complaint. Stronger guys shouldn't be able to use their strength against me because I'm not strong enough. I can't do anything because he's stronger. 😭😭😭😭😭😭Easy to dominate opponents when can throw your big body around to force 'fouling' contact because the other person can't subvert the laws of physics to battle him without fear of whistles.
Its either get in foul trouble early and often trying to defend his 'bull in a china shop' offensive moves, or pretty much let him have his way.