This is the only caveat with the Oats system. As good as his offense is, it is plagued with turnovers. Understandibly, it comes with momentum swings in basketball and playing fast - which leads to more possessions - but there are way too many unforced errors that give the other team life. It's the reason Memphis was able to close the gap every time Alabama looked like they were going to break open the game.
The thing is Auburn didn't shoot well either. Last night Alabama went 10-27 on 3's. This was the game for Memphis to try and connect on 3's.. it just didn't fall though. Davis for Memphis was more aggressive in 2nd half going to the basket. Without him, Memphis lose by 10 or more points. Their next game is against TAMU, now this is something to watch. Memphis should be able to control the boards and attack them to the basket. Gameplan in 2nd half should be similar to what they did against Bama.
Turnover.. JQ is largely the reason behind that. He just need to settle down.. let offense come to him.
Your use of statistics is your second-best skill.
Every system has its weakness, itās just a question of how stubborn the coach is to their method, and if they can recruit effectively to quiet the naysayers.
I agree. And for what it's worth, I believe Alabama responded only turning it over three times against Houston after being down 14. I'm actually relieved we finally have a coach who has a system and is stubborn to not change it. It took a year for it to truly come together.
I'm not sure if this is a shot at me or not.
Sorry, it was more a shot in the dark than a shot at you. I was going to say, from Wooly, that your best skill was peeing in the showerā¦I may be wrong, way off, just kicking up dust. My memory simultaneously amazes and stupefies me.
Lmao yes. The old "peeing in the shower" vs "peeing into the shower". I miss those Woolly bastards.
You rang?
The defense comes to him. That's his niche.
They lost a good bit of open air parking to the UAB football stadium, but there are still open air lots west of the complex along 19th street, which puts you away from most of the restaurant/bars, but it's easy in/out. The 22nd street parking deck is a little walk, but you have hamster runs to get you all the way there. I wouldn't park there if you have a larger truck. There are also limited open air lots near there near the Uptown bars.
Freaking tickets are high as Hell! Just getting inside is $75 and lower bowl area behind BAMA bench is $470+!!! As @It Takes Eleven said, UABās new stadium took a good bit of parking. Still a few parking decks nearby.
Thank you. I'll being making the trip from Huntsville, so I'll try to get there early. 22nd street it is.
Yeah they're pretty expensive now. I was lucky to grab two right at $55 after we beat Memphis. I see now the cheapest is $99
