(2/17) Miami vs. Cuse (CBS-Noon)

[OriginalGatorHater]

So if Duke loses twice on the road to non-NCAA Tournament teams it's a fluke (singular).

But Miami loses on the road (with less talent) to NCAA Tournament teams than it's a travesty?

I love getting people like you on the record because you destroy your own points rather quickly.

Its a fluke because its not a trend. Miami has a trend of losing to ****** teams.

 

[PacMan]

We only have 5 teams below us and one of those teams beat us. We are a bottom feeder.

We're likely going to the NCAA Tournament with a .500 or better record in the toughest league in the country but you're whining about our conference standing before the season is even over.

Comical.

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

He inherited that roster.

And his PG left school early.

It was a perfect storm.

Despite a completely gutted roster, we still went 7-11 in the ACC.

Thats not an impressive feat at all. That was his 3rd season here he had plenty of time to get his recruits in. Also, by that logic then he shouldnt get credit for that first sweet 16 run because he inherited that team.

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

We're likely going to the NCAA Tournament with a .500 or better record in the toughest league in the country but you're whining about our conference standing before the season is even over.

Comical.

Making the tournament is not the standard. 68 teams make the tournament. Its not a huge accomplishment.

 

[PacMan]

Nope. My standards are we cant average a loss to a mid major every single year. We cant lose to terrible ACC teams even when we are away.

OK, so you don't understand college basketball and the fact that it's a marathon and not a sprint. Bozos like you get caught in the weeds of January road losses to Georgia Tech and ignore the big picture.

 

[QuattroCane]

Great thread...would read again.

 

[PacMan]

What are your standards?

Get to the Tournament and try to win some games there.

I certainly don't get to March and whine about January road losses.

 

[PacMan]

Lose as many games as you want as long as they are away? Win home games unless the teams are ranked?

It's comical seeing people just make stuff up because they don't have a coherent argument.

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

OK, so you don't understand college basketball and the fact that it's a marathon and not a sprint. Bozos like you get caught in the weeds of January road losses to Georgia Tech and ignore the big picture.

No, I understand it. I just am not content with being a mediocre team. While you clearly are.

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

Get to the Tournament and try to win some games there.

I certainly don't get to March and whine about January road losses.

Obviously not because you are happy as long as we win a few home games each year.

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

It's comical seeing people just make stuff up because they don't have a coherent argument.

Again, the pot calling the kettle black. You are making up all sorts of standards that really just show what you think of Miami sports. Clearly you think Miami has no chance of ever being a team that is consistently ranked year after year.

 

[PacMan]

Thats not an impressive feat at all. That was his 3rd season here he had plenty of time to get his recruits in.

So now you're showing how little you know about recruiting and roster management.

Cool.

Larranaga got the job in April, 2011. Too late to recruit anybody for 2011-12. Despite this, he still got Shane Larkin after he enrolled at DePaul.

Then for 2012-13 he got Tonye Jekiri.

Then for 2013-14 he got Deandre Burnett, Davon Reed and Manu Lecomte (He also got Angel Rodriguez and Sheldon McClellan as transfers).

Larranaga has done a great job at Miami. Even if bozos like you don't recognize it or even understand what you're talking about.

 

[PacMan]

Also, by that logic then he shouldnt get credit for that first sweet 16 run because he inherited that team.

No, because I think coaching is important.

And he brought in the most important piece (Shane Larkin).

 

[PacMan]

Making the tournament is not the standard. 68 teams make the tournament. Its not a huge accomplishment.

Prior to Larranaga: 6 NCAA Tournaments in 49 seasons
Under Larranaga: 3 NCAA Tournaments in 6 years

You're obviously living on a different planet.

 

[PacMan]

Obviously not because you are happy as long as we win a few home games each year.

Another lie.

 

[PacMan]

Again, the pot calling the kettle black.

What's not coherent about my argument?

You prove my point.

You're just a fire hose of nonsense. Spewing lies and misrepresentations.

 

[PacMan]

You are making up all sorts of standards that really just show what you think of Miami sports.

This is about Miami Hurricanes basketball.

You can't even get the specific sport right.

 

[PacMan]

Clearly you think Miami has no chance of ever being a team that is consistently ranked year after year.

Another complete non sequitur as I never made any mention of rankings at all.

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

So now you're showing how little you know about recruiting and roster management.

Cool.

Larranaga got the job in April, 2011. Too late to recruit anybody for 2011-12. Despite this, he still got Shane Larkin after he enrolled at DePaul.

Then for 2012-13 he got Tonye Jekiri.

Then for 2013-14 he got Deandre Burnett, Davon Reed and Manu Lecomte (He also got Angel Rodriguez and Sheldon McClellan as transfers).

Larranaga has done a great job at Miami. Even if bozos like you don't recognize it or even understand what you're talking about.

Thats what Grad transfers are for. You must have been real ****ed when Golden left since you love being a mediocre team so much.

 

[OriginalGatorHater]

Prior to Larranaga: 6 NCAA Tournaments in 49 seasons
Under Larranaga: 3 NCAA Tournaments in 6 years

You're obviously living on a different planet.

Obvioulsy I think L is the best coach we had, but it doesnt mean that we still should settle for all these terrible losses this team takes.