I'll do that research here shortly. McDermott took longer to find than I'd thought.
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He also played defense like this:
And had the most temper tantrums on the floor last night as well.
That's funny because you can look that info up and in the last 3 minutes Happ had 2 points and Garza had 3 points
Or you could say Happ had 6 and Garza 3 in the last 3:45. Iowa was winning by 22 points with 3:45 left so that is garbage time.
Happ had 4 pts in first half. Hawks went up 16 a couple minutes into the second half....basically the last 10 minutes was garbage time as Iowa controlled the game.
Regardless...I'd take Garza's stat line over Happ.
Garza is starting to come into his own. He can hit the mid range jumper, can be a good offensive rebounder, shows some heart and can also hit threes and his free throws. Has a couple of decent moves too. Needs to work on his defense and that will be the difference on whether or not he can be a lot better player.
His offensive game is light years better than Woodbury's already, but Woodbury was a much better defender at this stage in their careers.
Basically the magic only exists when they have good teams. Who would have ever thought that.
Hmmm.
Seems as though Orr beat 20 top 25 teams in Hilton.
Some of his teams weren't very "good".
Also: You guys are really reaching and grasping at anything you can try proving a point on now. It's getting bad. No substance at all.
All they are proving is that cyclone fans are better and more supportive than hawk fans.
I would argue the last 40 minutes of the game was garbage time, given the two teams playing.
Is this a typical hawk fan? If so, good for them to bolster the idea to themselves that people actually like them.
The jealousy of our homecourt advantage and the magic that comes with it is insane
I'm jealous of the last six years of your program from your coach, players, and teams and your NCAA tournament appearances. Not jealous of the Magic. Would much rather take the former everyday of the week and twice on Sundays.