Yea this is really really needed- gotta get them involved and understood on Day one they’re on campus.
That was the reputation a long while ago. I haven’t seen any evidence of that recently. At the tailgates over the last three years, they have gone out of their way to NOT see stuff unless people have become a danger to themselves or others.
Yeah Mason turns a blind eye on homecoming. They need thst attitude the rest of the year.
This was a great game - saw in person. Hanging out with fraternity
The police were letting a lot go in the party lot this weekend - they drew the line at blatant weed smoke out.
Hm, suddenly Cabrera and to an extent Brad leave and suddenly homecoming becomes more fun... boy
Yeah - Observing the younger folk - it seemed they choose a different source of fun. But - walking around and meeting people the grilling going on - good stuff.
Tbf, the mason hates fun mantra goes back to my day under the Merten admin. Probably even before that.
It was awesome to meet you! Even if I didn’t realize who you were lmao.
What a strange headline. They shot 51% from the field and 48% from 3 and the lead is that poor shooting did them in?Poor shooting and defense extend Rhode Island basketball's losing streak
URI coach Archie Miller points to defensive struggles in second halfwww.providencejournal.com
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The 49% of the shots they missed were poor shots.
This totally needs to happen - but it's gotta be done in a way that makes it cool. You can't hold a "How to Cheer 101" workshop and expect these kids to show up excited to learn.
Putting Hall back in was the right move, but if you do that, you've got to be ready to change course when the risk outweighs the benefits. I thought we should have pulled him back out when Rhody got the ball back with 40-something seconds to go. You know Rhody is going to kill the clock at that point, so we'd spend most of the final seconds defending.
Agreed, and doing this in EBA to simulate the game experience would help translate when it's time for the real thing.
How many of their shots were threes - they were hot in the first half and cold in the second. Their reliance on outside shooting hurt them in the end. We kept pounding inside and it paid out - we got them into some fouls and we tired them out.The 49% of the shots they missed were poor shots.
Hmm, I thought there was a deadball in the final minute where we could have gotten him back out, but maybe I'm wrong.
Agree 100% - this can't be a lecture class or something stupid like that. Has to be some sort of annual orientation tradition that is fun. May not do anything because winning helps the most - but if nothing more it encourages and shows people hey basketball exists come be a fan and have fun.
