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Yeah, but didn't they get a huge contribution from someone who normally doesn't score that much? If I remember right he went nuts from 3 whoever it was.Jeffrey Carroll was almost nonexistent in Ames. I wouldn't expect that to continue. He's a hell of a player. We have our fair share of good players too. It should be another battle.
This. It isn't exactly easy to beat a team three times but it isn't somehow any harder once you've beaten them twice.It doesnt really matter.
Ultimately, the reason 'its hard to beat a team 3 times' is that even if you have 70% odds to win, over 3 times, odds say you'll probably lose one. However, each time, the odds individually are still 70% that you'll win. So looking at it at the beginning of the season and having 70% odds, you'd probably say 'yeah, we probably wont win 3/3', but if you've already won 2/3, your odds on the remaining one are still 70% (same for 60% or 50%)
Its not though. History is on the side of the team that has already won twice. I'm not saying we wont los
Believe it or not, I am fairly confident there will be many more people in attendance than you'd think for an 11:30 am game. Obviously not full house like a night game, but we will show up in typical "take over KC" fashion.Morning tip, half full arena, solid opponent. This has all the makings of an early exit for us. This is exactly the type of game we tend to come out flat for.
Who's to say we are evenly matched? We swept them in conference play and finished 3 games ahead of them in the final standings.
That's too simplistic of statement. Clearly, this is not the same team that started 0-6 in the conference.
That statement is just as simplistic. OSU's 9 loses have come against KUx2, BUx2, ISU x2, WVU, KSU and Texas. Their conference schedule was very front loaded, and 7 of their 9 conference wins came against teams who were playing last night.
While they have probably improved since January, I don't think their improvement is that much more than most other teams typically make, and I definitely think ISU has improved more than them since that time.
We have been outrebounded by 52 in our last 3 games. I think fatigue, officiating, and technique are to blame. Sometimes we are there but the ball bounces through our guy's hands, sometimes the opponent goes over the back or shoves to get the ball, sometimes we are deployed in the backcourt, and sometimes we are flat footed and too tired to run or jump after the ball. I think if we can fix this, we can compete with anyone. Also, Babb and Bowie seem improved - so they need to shoot when left wide open. Lastly, Burton needs to play better defense - he was never in the right position in our last game.
Morning tip, half full arena, solid opponent. This has all the makings of an early exit for us. This is exactly the type of game we tend to come out flat for.
West Virginia is my "avoid at all costs" team unless we get an officiating crew that calls proper fouls. There is a reason that we have won so many in a row against OSU...good matchups.Osu is the #1 team I didn't want to play. It's hard to beat a good team 3 times let alone when they are getting hot
There's ups and downs in conference play for most teams. Whether it was front loaded or not, it's not the same OSU team that started 0-6. They've got good guards and it took them a little while to get going with what Underwood one of them to do.
Osu is the #1 team I didn't want to play. It's hard to beat a good team 3 times let alone when they are getting hot
If they are evenly matched, 50%.Blum is using too general of a sample in this case. What's the % for evenly matched teams?