Highlights from tonight's exhibition game

[02Boilermaker]

the name of the school is Arkansas Little Rock (ALR, not LR)

There is a bit of minutiae to how the school and the athletics department refer to themselves now. The academic school still calls itself UALR. However, the athletics department rebranded itself last year & dropped the UA. They are the Little Rock Trojans. Their official website is now LRTrojans.com. Their uniforms now all say Little Rock instead of UALR.

I'm not trying to defend the troll here. I'm just trying to do what I can to help keep our fanbase's general college sports knowledge among the best in the nation.

 

[Dakota Girl]

Completely agree. Poor FT shooting can be very mental. Isaac needs to get into a good mind set. He has proven he can shoot a good % for an entire season, so the ability is there. He needs to step to the line with confidence and knock them down. With his increased minutes this year he is going to have many nights where his success or failure at the line could decide the outcome. I'm hoping that we see last years results not his Freshman year.

Odd thing was that Isaac was hitting the first but missing the second on almost every trip to the line. Seems opposite of the typical split problem. H will fix it.

 

[nagemj02]

I'm almost positive that this is complete fantasy BS. Are you saying no championship teams have ever had letdowns in games and took their foot off the gas?

I'm saying that championship teams have more of a killer instinct than what Purdue displayed on Tuesday night (regardless of being short-handed). Whether Painter's personality as a coach affects his teams in that kind of way, I'm not sure but they say that good teams typically take on the personality of their head coach.

 

[TC4THREE]

I'm saying that championship teams have more of a killer instinct than what Purdue displayed on Tuesday night (regardless of being short-handed). Whether Painter's personality as a coach affects his teams in that kind of way, I'm not sure but they say that good teams typically take on the personality of their head coach.

Well that isn't really what you said the first time but ok.