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Originally posted by tattoo View PostNagy and staff seemed to be having a good time at Cubbies last night after the win!
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It is unbeleivable to me that IUPUI with all their athletic players sat in a zone last night and let us shoot over the top of them. That was the worst game play in the world. We criticize USD for playing zone but for that talented team to play zone when they could have got in our faces in man to man, I don't get it!
IUPUI is very smoothon offense, we did not stop them the 2nd half as they shot 58% and we just keep hitting 3's! poor coaching and I guarantee if we play them again they will play man to man!
Good win for the Jacks, it was fun to be at the games and wish continued sucess! Nagy and staff seemed to be having a good time at Cubbies last night after the win!
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I didn't see Dwight Pederson on the bench last night or our other practice player Nick Selken. It seems like they have been on the bench before even though they are redshirting/not playing. Does anybody know if they are still with the team?
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2-0 next weekend would be very optimistic considering the team's lack of road success. One win against UMKC would be an acceptable weekend, IMO, to get that elusive conference road victory and keep an edge on the should be cellar dwellers of the conference to make sure of that end of the year trip to Sioux Falls. 2-0 would be sweet though.
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Originally posted by Nidaros View PostI said before and will repeat, that SDSU men could still lay some eggs before all is said and done with this season. Lets hope we do regroup and winning on the road is big part of a successful season. I for one feel we are back, at least a level that we have not seen much of in the last five years.
1. Wins on the road
2. Protecting home court
3. Performance, not necessarily wins and losses though wins would be great, against archrival NDSU
4. Crowds, especially students.
5. Team chemistry when it's over. If it is, "we've survived through fire, and started giving it back," good place to begin the permanent turnaround.
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I said before and will repeat, that SDSU men could still lay some eggs before all is said and done with this season. Lets hope we do regroup and winning on the road is big part of a successful season. I for one feel we are back, at least a level that we have not seen much of in the last five years.
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This was a great night and a great win. 3-3 in the conference is an unqualified dream come true after what the fans, players, coaches, etc have been through.
But we have to remember that this still figures to be an up and down season. Other posters here have it right, that the road games will start to tell the story. Be happy, enjoy the best all around weekend of Jackrabbit basketball in a long time.
However, it does make me start thinking ahead to our psuedo-home court advantage we will have at The Summit League tournament. All I can say is I'm glad I got lower level tickets.
Go Jacks.
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I agree with Filbert. Back to back at home is great, but it is far from consistent effort/play that Nagy wants.
Oh, as for the "fire Nagy crowd" (which many of you put me in), except for one or two, the crowd was saying evaluate at the end of this, not next. All I will say on that topic because I am going to enjoy our first D1 conference winning streak. Let's keep it going on the road.
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Two very good home wins for the Rabbits! But I suspect we're swinging a bit into the manic phase of our bipolar relationship with our favorite school's team . . .
The guys need to prove that they can put out that kind of effort on the road before we can start thinking "they're back!"
There should be no doubt now that there's the talent on this team to be competitive in the conference. What still needs to be proved is the desire and toughness to take this show on the road and win.
I'm also remembering that one of the last things that clicks into place for a young team (and the Jacks are still a pretty darn young team) is learning how to win on the road.
We'll find out a LOT about this team next week.
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Great game to see. As noted by a prior poster, there were times I was reminded of the Ghost of Frost Arena Past. The crowd made some noice and our team played long stretches of good offense and good defense -- at the same time!
Keep the faith, fans, this team is moving up!Last edited by JackJD; 01-11-2009, 11:54 AM.
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This next road trip will tell where the Jacks are relative to the league. They have to beat UMKC and give SUU at least a good run. 2-0 next weekend would show some major progress.
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I think this game is exactly why Kampe said the Jacks were dangerous. The Jacks have been deceptively bad over the past few years.
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Granted, there are still those who will say "Nagy was a good division two coach, but he can't recruit division one players" or "Nagy needs to start recruiting outside of South Dakota", and those people will continue to be the shriveled carrot underneath our peach cobbler.
However, there have been too many good wins this season to keep talking 'fluke' or to keep insisting that Nagy doesn't have what it takes to win at this level.
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Originally posted by RabbitinTea View PostI have to say that the crowd felt like it did 5 or 6 years ago. It hasn't been that electric in Frost for a Men's game in a long time. It was a great feeling.
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