It is very hard to like this Seton Hall team, except maybe for Carrington — This is not like the Jerry Walker days, they whine constantly and never stop talking trash. I have never seen anyone complain as much as Delgado.
Yes – – often after the whistle.Throw plenty of elbows too
It is very hard to like this Seton Hall team, except maybe for Carrington — This is not like the Jerry Walker days, they whine constantly and never stop talking trash. I have never seen anyone complain as much as Delgado.
Speaking of that, I did not see the double technical altercation at the foul line in the first half. I turned away at the wrong time. What happened?
Sorry but I definitely liked the Terry Dehere led Seton Hall team. So sue me. In fact when they played Michigan for the title I was very torn because I was a Michigan fan back then.Why would you even bother to try to like any SHU team?
Seems like wasted effort.
Can’t believe how calm Eugene was after getting cheap shot by Powell. Thought for sure it was going to be a brawl. Reminded me on Toney El
I thought that was BS unless the ref heard the particular things said. Omoruyi was supposed to be at the foul line.. those SHU players were in his space (and face).Delgado gave Sa a shove and Omoruyi and someone who I’m forgetting from shoe kind of got in each other’s face. Nothing crazy but I think the refs wanted to send a message so things like that didn’t keep happening during the game.
Sorry but I definitely liked the Terry Dehere led Seton Hall team. So sue me. In fact when they played Michigan for the title I was very torn because I was a Michigan fan back then.
They are chippy. It may come back to bite them big time. It certainly did today. All those years the great Big East teams, Cuse, Nova, even GT, they played hard but never dirty. SHU, always chippy, and on the border and often crossing the fine line of dirty. Remember Pope and his punches.
Even trying to force an altercation with the Knight when RU coming on the floor. Bush league stuff.
I think good composure and not falling for a dirty teams tricks is part of what you buy into with coach P. Even Coach P was kinda subdued during some of the extra-curriculars.
I fully expected them to bait our younger guys into a tussle to get them thrown out.
I will NEVER forget when the TV people panned to 3 suicidal looking blue shirted SHU fans amidst a sea of thrashing red shirted fans waving towels & jumping up/down all around them.
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Sorry for your loss SaturdayFYI, those 3 SHU fans were in the student section with a RU student friend.
Should the RU student have brought them into the section?
Terry Dehere was not on the team that played Michigan.Sorry but I definitely liked the Terry Dehere led Seton Hall team. So sue me. In fact when they played Michigan for the title I was very torn because I was a Michigan fan back then.
Gaze lolI remember Andrew Gaze. He arrived at SHU in October just prior to bball season + left after the NCAA finals. Never spent a semester at the school. I recall wondering how he was even allowed to play but now we all know just how spineless an organization the NCAA is, which makes the question moot.