Furst will be a good player for us down the road, amazing osu gets ohio player of the year and he puts up some numbers.Furst showing his range.
Furst will be a good player for us down the road, amazing osu gets ohio player of the year and he puts up some numbers.Furst showing his range.
If you are playing against a pure zone where the D defends an area, you just overload the area with more O than defenders. If a man/zone or match-up it basically is man D.Man to man defense is the best way to stop outside shooting. You don’t know what you are talking about. That kid just made a great shot.
Hahaha 🤣 dude, get off the ledge. Purdue is winning that game. It's a lock!This is proof losing to middle of the pack teams that we are not really that good. Won't sniff the crawfish in Nawlins...
some of the fast breaks were created by our guards falling down after they commit a TO.Turnovers for fast break points killed any chance we had in this game. Even with MSU shooting above their average, the fast breaks are what killed us.
Don't worry straight up arms by Zach means a foul and the hook and hold still a foul on Zach
I didn't think their crowd was that hostile today, they got loud on big plays, seen it more noisy before.Toughness. You lose Gillis for long stretches and we have no one willing to battle. They just whine and cry when they get balls ripped away.
Gillis running? How about a guard corps that can't contain the dribble, has double digits turnovers and beyond Hunter and Ivey can't even get off a shot.What a horrible day for Gillis. He looks like he needs to do some running drills in Mackey tonight.
Going away from the basket like that with .4 was never going to work. He had to fight momentum to get the shot off and wouldn’t have had time to gather himself. He needed to be rolling to the ball/rim. With that small amount of time you have to have forward momentum.If the pass was good, the defender you notice was not looking and Sasha would have had a look at basket, would it have went in, ????
was a great game for him too bad IT,Morton, MG, and SS combined for 2 pointsGreat game by Zach overshadowed by loss
Disagree with you, coming to the ball , u then have to turn and release, that takes longer.Going away from the basket like that with .4 was never going to work. He had to fight momentum to get the shot off and wouldn’t have had time to gather himself. He needed to be rolling to the ball/rim. With that small amount of time you have to have forward momentum.
great postGillis running? How about a guard corps that can't contain the dribble, has double digits turnovers and beyond Hunter and Ivey can't even get off a shot.
Purdue bench was predictably asleep.I was surprised they didn’t even look at that. Purdue bench should have made more noise about that.
Looked like Sasha wasn’t looking either. No way he has time to turn, locate, catch, set and shoot in .4 seconds. That play was destined to fail from design.If the pass was good, the defender you notice was not looking and Sasha would have had a look at basket, would it have went in, ????
the opening of the 2nd half was worse w/ all the balls being thrown around carelesslyDisagree with you, coming to the ball , u then have to turn and release, that takes longer.
Again it is a .4 of a second play, it has a 5% chance of sucess at best.
Once again Sasha has proved his might be our most valuable player, as how he goes, is how we go.great post
probablyI would think it might be less than that when it has to be a three.
Disagree with you, coming to the ball , u then have to turn and release, that takes longer.
Agreed but why make it harder on yourself? It’s the same principal if he had been throwing it it from the other end. You don’t want to do that and go against your shooting hand. It’s easier to shoot fading to the side of your dominant hand.Again it is a .4 of a second play, it has a 5% chance of sucess at best.
You either don’t call that since it doesn’t effect anything or you call it and then review since it was a dead ball anyway. That’s the issue I think. Why review every potential hook and hold during the first 20 minutes and then say “**** it” when it matters. Doesn’t make sense. Veteran officials in the big ten shouldnt screw that one up.
Once again Sasha has proved his might be our most valuable player, as how he goes, is how we go.
But Sasha on the road is rarely "On" and toss in playing against athletic guys who are willing to chase him around seems to negate anything he can do on the offensive end...If he can't get/take an outside shot he isn't driving by or out jumping anyoneOnce again Sasha has proved his might be our most valuable player, as how he goes, is how we go.
Actually he has to turn to shoot it somewhere between 90 and 180 degrees with .4 seconds? Probably not going to get off a decent 3 ball look no matter what with .4 seconds. Once I saw the defender not know where the ball was and remembering Butler running something similar to advance in the tourney years ago I didn't think it was as bad as originally thought. Still, that possession starting at 1.4 was not a position Purdue needed to be in. With all the screw ups and there were many...MSU shoots normal Purdue wins. The biggest issue is Purdue doesn't have the urgency they need all the times...possibly because they are so good offensively that they just assume things will work out in the end, but they don't . I think Purdue beats Wisconsin and then handles IU, but this team has to start to embrace the grind and to expect a war for 40 minutes sustaining "focus", "communication" and playing hard from start to finish.Going away from the basket like that with .4 was never going to work. He had to fight momentum to get the shot off and wouldn’t have had time to gather himself. He needed to be rolling to the ball/rim. With that small amount of time you have to have forward momentum.
I'm all there for your shooting hand...and more importantly the footwork since many step into the shot. I just think that situation is pretty irrelevant in the game and remember Butler doing the same and surprising the other team...but probably a bit more than .4 which was a problem for any 3 ball.Agreed but why make it harder on yourself? It’s the same principal if he had been throwing it it from the other end. You don’t want to do that and go against your shooting hand. It’s easier to shoot fading to the side of your dominant hand.
I also wonder if Jaden had developed a higher shooting pocket and release on the perimeter (where he isn't defended as tight and rightfully so), if he would have that higher release in teh lane? Putting the ball in front of him AND low caused him to lose the ball or get it blocked. The reality is that Jaden oozes with potential and why we will not see him back at Purdue most likely. However, I think there are a lot of little things that he could learn, before the pressure is on to perform. Sometimes that "potential" that the NBA sees is not the actual results on the Purdue team and none of this blames Jaden or anyone for the loss.I'm all there for your shooting hand...and more importantly the footwork since many step into the shot. I just think that situation is pretty irrelevant in the game and remember Butler doing the same and surprising the other team...but probably a bit more than .4 which was a problem for any 3 ball.
If the pass was good? I can't think of a more difficult pass than someone running away from the pass with a defender literally between them. It was an awful play.If the pass was good, the defender you notice was not looking and Sasha would have had a look at basket, would it have went in, ????
Math, I'd love to see Painter go to a match up zone or maybe even a box and one. Put the chaser on the best outside shooter and rock and roll.Man to man defense is the best way to stop outside shooting. You don’t know what you are talking about. That kid just made a great shot.
he would not have to turn.Looked like Sasha wasn’t looking either. No way he has time to turn, locate, catch, set and shoot in .4 seconds. That play was destined to fail from design.
What killed a lot was three turnovers in a row by Ivey. He gets trapped in the paint way too often when he should have passed before getting there.Those missed open 3s by Gillis and Hunter were absolute killers.
its ran all the time at such clock times in the NBA at end of qtrs.If the pass was good? I can't think of a more difficult pass than someone running away from the pass with a defender literally between them. It was an awful play.
Exactly right.Why is no one talking about Ivey and Williams 9 combined TOs? THAT should be the main gripe out of today's game. Crappy selfish play by our supposed "leaders". But no, go blame the refs for all our problems. Ya'll sound EXACTLY like Illinois fans who many of have been ripping all week for "whining".
Hypocrites.
who was MSU's best shooter?Math, I'd love to see Painter go to a match up zone or maybe even a box and one. Put the chaser on the best outside shooter and rock and roll.
MSU got 9 more shots than Purdue...hard to win a close game when the other team gets 9 more shots...of course MSU got 7 less turnovers to get more shots and Purdue only got 4 more boards. Purdue shot 61.5% from 2 and 11% from the 3 which led to 9 more FTs for Purdue. I'm not sure MSU could do much to stop Zach from scoring as he was 10/15 or 66.6% and I'm unaware of a rule that says you can no longer give the ball to the guy that scores? More feeds, more baskets and/or more fouls to help Purdue. Once they sell out to stop Zach, the 3 ball opens up more and Purdue doesn't have to go 1/9.Better figure out a way to get our “shooters” some looks early in Madison and see them go down early to avoid another game like today. Jaden Ivey being the only Boilermaker to hit a three is not the recipe for winning.
I doubt we ever see Matt run a combination defense. I think it was 2019 (the year Xaiver Simpson would force the switch (Purdue was switching all 5 players) then back dribble to pull Haas away a bit and feed Teske for an 8 footer when there was some even at Purdue...maybe perfect attendence?? and I asked Steve Lutz what difference there was between a match up and switching all five player other than the handoffs as they enter one area and leave the other and I don't think he understood my questions possibly due to having his mind on other things and after stating it two and not getting an explanation I let it go. He only said they liked to keep the 5 in close for rebounding...but when you were switching in man, there wasn't any difference.Math, I'd love to see Painter go to a match up zone or maybe even a box and one. Put the chaser on the best outside shooter and rock and roll.
You are wrong there.Matt is terrible in these situations
Not true. I just post more when we lose. Especially this yearI will say it, dude u only show up when we lose and they you show how dense you are.