Anyone watching their Maui game against Michigan State?
Look at their offense and how the ball does not stick anywhere. Constant, constant movement. We need something like that.
Said this in the SHU game thread, MSU desperately misses Langford. They will only get better as the year goes on because Izzo but this is not a top 5 team right now.
They miss an inside game too. They are thin up front and Tillman is not looking good this year. Not enough size for another trip to the Final Four IMO.
Will RU beat them this season?
Pitt is very beatable. The guards are very talented but play out of control. Tonight they had 15 turnovers. They are terrible three point shooters.Pitt just beat KSU
Pitt is very tough
Izzo wants his team better in March. Whether or not he beats Rutgers in December isn’t all that important. What is important is that his team plays the way he wants them to play.Nope. I would guess an 18-20 point loss at their place this year.
I sit there at every game and cringe because weNEVER run off the ball screens!!!VT just ran a guy off two screens for a catch-and-shoot 3. This isn't really that complicated.
Not really surprised by the upset. They took Duke to the buzzer in tourney last year (and beat them once during regular season). They also beat Purdue. On good night they can play with anybody. Big Ten needs somebody to step up, as now MSU has losses to SEC and ACC..
This could be the year that satisfies the slogan “Past performance is no guarantee of future results”.Izzo wants his team better in March. Whether or not he beats Rutgers in December isn’t all that important. What is important is that his team plays the way he wants them to play.
Too often our guys go through the motion on cuts as if they are not getting the ball.
I better not see a foot of space between Jacob Young and a screener for the 3rd straight game tonight!!!! If i see it again I am very concerned about our coaching staff.
I watched the second half. MSU has more talented players, but yesterday, V-Tech appeared to be the more cohesive team. Their ball movement inside and out was crisp and their shot making was terrific. MSU looked very discombobulated, and it seems that Izzo's teams year in and year out always seem to start slowly this way and then build toward the tournament, so I won't count them out of being a Final Four team. Right now however, they look really off.Anyone watching Virginia Tech in their Maui game against Michigan State?
Look at their offense and how the ball does not stick anywhere. Constant, constant movement. We need something like that.