BigSkyBears
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zengriz said:
No need for the personal attacks and name-calling. That's what my seventh graders do.
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No need for the personal attacks and name-calling. That's what my seventh graders do.
mtgrizfankb
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BigSkyBears said:
First it was not a dunk ( he didn’t get to the rim) so it won’t be dunk of the year or espy....same thing with Blake griffins a year or two ago. Second this play happens almost every night in the NBA and have seen it atleast 10 plus times I’m CBB this year...not the big sky obviously. 3rd if hey had choke of the year....UNC has it on lock down. 3 Fouls, 1 violation, 2 missed free throws all within 50 seconds? And 2 free throws to win the game with 2 seconds left and he chokes them both. Have a nice March
Jaredkuehn
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BigSkyBears said:
Hi kettle, my name is pot...
BigSkyBears
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mtgrizfankb said:
Ha! Fair enough.
BigSkyBears
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zengriz said:
...personal attacks on a message board is weak...
...i doubt you would say that to my face...
griznative24
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BigSkyBears said:
What they didn't show was your guy, number 20, miss two free throws that would have sealed it. He probably shouldn't go to any house parties or class this week down in greeley. Thanks NCU!
BigSkyBears said:
Like watching the Hindenburg go down...but in color.
grizzlyjournal
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There was an emphatic defense of Kryslovic by coach DeCuire, right at the end of the post-game press conference. Most of the reporters had left (hence, possibly, the absence of this quote in most stories this morning). I transcribed this accurately (with possibly a minor glitch on coach D's statement).
A reporter told Kryslovic that Davis' dunk over him would be on Sports Center and asked for his comment. Here is the transcript (you can also choose to watch this online):
Kryslovic: Yeah, he got me. He got me pretty bad.... There are not a whole lot of guys with that type of athleticism. I jumped, making a wall and he jumped over me and got me pretty good, but I told my guys, ‘Hey, I’ll do that every game for the rest of this season for us to win this tournament.’”
At this point, coach DeCuire interjected with this answer:
“You look at the stats in the NBA... you find the top five guys in NBA history that have the most blocks are also the ones that have been the most dunked on, too. So, the guys that make the right plays defensively are always going to be the ones that are the victims. It’s the guys that are afraid to make the right play and get out of the way are the guys that are no winners... and you lose games. This guy over here (gesturing toward Kryslovic) plays to win every possession, and he’s committed to winning. He’s going to put himself in harms way, whether it’s the dunk or it’s five fouls. He’s going to do it for us to win. So... we wouldn’t be here without Fab.”
My comment: Simply put, Fabijan Kryslovic has -- over the past four seasons -- committed to the team in every classic sense and is a big reason Montana is in the championship game tonight.
A reporter told Kryslovic that Davis' dunk over him would be on Sports Center and asked for his comment. Here is the transcript (you can also choose to watch this online):
Kryslovic: Yeah, he got me. He got me pretty bad.... There are not a whole lot of guys with that type of athleticism. I jumped, making a wall and he jumped over me and got me pretty good, but I told my guys, ‘Hey, I’ll do that every game for the rest of this season for us to win this tournament.’”
At this point, coach DeCuire interjected with this answer:
“You look at the stats in the NBA... you find the top five guys in NBA history that have the most blocks are also the ones that have been the most dunked on, too. So, the guys that make the right plays defensively are always going to be the ones that are the victims. It’s the guys that are afraid to make the right play and get out of the way are the guys that are no winners... and you lose games. This guy over here (gesturing toward Kryslovic) plays to win every possession, and he’s committed to winning. He’s going to put himself in harms way, whether it’s the dunk or it’s five fouls. He’s going to do it for us to win. So... we wouldn’t be here without Fab.”
My comment: Simply put, Fabijan Kryslovic has -- over the past four seasons -- committed to the team in every classic sense and is a big reason Montana is in the championship game tonight.
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BigSkyBears said:
Seems like he's taking it in stride, but why wouldn't he since he won?
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As for the gift I won't even say thank you because I'm still not over the 2011 game and the ridiculous officiating that occurred in Greeley. :lol:
BigSkyBears said:...ahhhhh..yes i would..dude...
...grow some skin..you're alittle thin...
...zen will defend the griz..on air..land..or sea...
...if you have a board..don't expect me to show up soon..
...now excuse me..got to get ready for the griz game tonight...
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HelenaHandBasket
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BigSkyBears said:
Couldn't get yourself to say "choke"?
It was a hard fought, epic game. However, the UNC Bears, as a team, failed to execute at the end of the game, whereas the Montana Grizzlies, as a team, executed and won the game. The two fouls committed and 10 sec violation were completely avoidable. Poor execution by UNC ... not Grizzly luck.
A bitter pill to swallow for sure for UNC. Any one of those multiple errors could have made the difference. I don't mind thanking you for losing focus!
Eye on the prize!
A bitter pill to swallow for sure for UNC. Any one of those multiple errors could have made the difference. I don't mind thanking you for losing focus!
Eye on the prize!
Okay, I liked that post so much I posted it again.
I take this game as cosmic payback for that theft at Greeley of a conference championship when the Qvale-Cherry team was homered so far beyond any standard of objective reality that it snapped credulity like a plastic spoon.
I take this game as cosmic payback for that theft at Greeley of a conference championship when the Qvale-Cherry team was homered so far beyond any standard of objective reality that it snapped credulity like a plastic spoon.
Sam A. Blitz
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The better team won.
Coming on here and whining about your team choking isn't going to get your team anymore respect. They got beat by a more disciplined ball club. Simple as that.
UNC has a lot of young talent, but don't have the experience to put away games. That will improve with experience. I'm sure they will be a contender next year.
UNC's two quick fouls when being up late in the game was a bigger deal than even the missed free throws. The kid that missed the free throws made an excellent effort for the offensive board to get to the line in the first place.
Coming on here and whining about your team choking isn't going to get your team anymore respect. They got beat by a more disciplined ball club. Simple as that.
UNC has a lot of young talent, but don't have the experience to put away games. That will improve with experience. I'm sure they will be a contender next year.
UNC's two quick fouls when being up late in the game was a bigger deal than even the missed free throws. The kid that missed the free throws made an excellent effort for the offensive board to get to the line in the first place.
