Men's Basketball 22-23

Started by rss77, July 05, 2022, 10:56:38 PM

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CU2007

Quote from: upprdeckguess they couldt get access to the gym after lunch

True. On the plus side, with the big conferences mostly starting later in the day, and the games on national tv (ESPNU), we might get a lot of eyeballs. Guess that's a positive.

upprdeck

at least its over before the Lax game ends and  the Hockey game starts.

mountainred

Quote from: CU2007
Quote from: upprdeckguess they couldt get access to the gym after lunch

True. On the plus side, with the big conferences mostly starting later in the day, and the games on national tv (ESPNU), we might get a lot of eyeballs. Guess that's a positive.

This is clearly made for TV scheduling and the Ivies are completely buried by the attention on the power conferences.

As far as our guys, they closed so poorly -- and yesterday was more about Columbia being a bad team than Cornell tuning bouncing back -- it sure looks like a one and done.  But we have a better chance than Brown right now, which I guess counts for something.

upprdeck

I dont think they have played a complete game Since Jan.. Thats hard to see changing, but there is hope.

mountainred

Quote from: upprdeckI dont think they have played a complete game Since Jan.. Thats hard to see changing, but there is hope.

No disagreement from me, but we still have a "chip and a chair."

Yale looks like the team we thought they were before the season started (i.e., the best team in the league).  Hard to believe they were 1-3 in the league at one point.

Ken711

Ivy League All-Ivy Awards.

Greg Dolan, Cornell (Sr., G – Williamsville, N.Y.) 2nd Team All-Ivy
Nazir Williams, Cornell (So., G – Nyack, N.Y.) Honorable Mention


https://ivyleague.com/news/2023/3/7/ivy-league-announces-mens-basketball-major-awards-and-all-ivy-teams.aspx

upprdeck

Is this the day the team plays back to its potential from 2 months ago?

mountainred

Quote from: upprdeckIs this the day the team plays back to its potential from 2 months ago?

You have to hope so, but there is no real reason to think it will be.

Mr. Niss

Good start.  Tied and not shooting the lights out.  I've been trying to determine if the last month was bad because Naz got hurt and we shot terribly or if we got figured out.  The game against Columbia made me think that the latter is not the case.  The fact that Yale did not come out and immediately open an 8-10 point lead while we haven't shot well from outside has me optimistic that we have a shot.  Hopefully I didn't just jinx it.

upprdeck

the first half the year we seemed to always have that spurt where we could make 3s.  its been a struggle the last 10-15 games..

Mr. Niss

I guess I jinxed it.

When Guy is the only guy (no pun intended) making threes, things are not going according to plan.

scoop85

Yale is a sound team and plays terrific defense. We're playing hard and doing some good things, be we have to knock down some shots to stay in this

scoop85

Just when it appeared the game might be slipping away, nice job to cut it to 3 at the half. We have a pulse.

mountainred

Quote from: scoop85Yale is a sound team and plays terrific defense. We're playing hard and doing some good things, be we have to knock down some shots to stay in this

Could have been a lot worse, but shooting under 40% almost certainly won't get it done.  Not sure where this team's shooting touch went.

upprdeck

I thought Cornell did a good job of getting some wide open looks but didnt make them.. then we attacked the rim and couldnt get calls while Yale took a bunch of bad shots and got rewarded with some bad bounce rebounds, buried several 3s in a row and got 2-3 marginal calls in drives to the basket.

Hanging around is all you can ask and hope we go on the 3-4- in a row streak.