Gotta love Coach Barnes

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kiddiedoc said:
One of the most amazing aspects of sports gambling is how close the over/under usually is and how often the total will swing just over or under on some late game craziness..
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At the SECT last year in our game vs TX my AU coworker and I keep alluding to the line the last +/- 1 min and how we had gotten up double digits vs a single digit line (think it was 8-9). TX cut it to that range and commits a foul on our inbound with under 10 seconds left and we win by 11 to cover. Rodney Terry was so befuddled with his player, cause the game was out of reach. Postgame I go to the restroom and literally every dude in there was talking about the last 30 seconds and praising TX for the foul leading to the cover. There’s not a team in the world with the confidence to think they can come back down 9 with 8 seconds left.

“with under 4:15 to go and a 13-point advantage, 78-65, with under 1:45 on the timer. The Longhorns went on a 7-1 run to make it 79-72 with 39 ticks left, but Tennessee scored the last four points from the line to register its second consecutive double-digit and its 19th of the year.”
 
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Sudden Impact said:
Penny Hardaway, I don't think he likes him, but being the type man Barnes is, Barnes does not hate him. Respect - No way he respects him as a coach.
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I wouldn’t care about Memphis at all if I didn’t feel that every single one of them felt contempt for every UT fan. **balls up my fist**

Most Florida fans in West Tennessee are petty Memphis fans.
 
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adam.vol said:
I wouldn’t care about Memphis at all if I didn’t feel that every single one of them felt contempt for every UT fan. **balls up my fist**

Most Florida fans in West Tennessee are petty Memphis fans.
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I pulled for Memphis State against UCLA in the championship game. I hated UCLA and Walton then, but loved him after he led Portland to the NBA title. As I grew older, my love for him was because he loved music and was the ultimate Dead Head.I personally am not a Dead Head but I get his vibe anyway
 
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BernardKingGOAT said:
I pulled for Memphis State against UCLA in the championship game. I hated UCLA and Walton then, but loved him after he led Portland to the NBA title. As I grew older, my love for him was because he loved music and was the ultimate Dead Head.I personally am not a Dead Head but I get his vibe anyway
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I wasn’t old enough to remember Walton as a player, but I’ve learned enough to admire what he was able to accomplish through his career. The old hippies were a lot more fun than the old alcoholics when I was starting in construction.
 
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adam.vol said:
I wasn’t old enough to remember Walton as a player, but I’ve learned enough to admire what he was able to accomplish through his career. The old hippies were a lot more fun than the old alcoholics when I was starting in construction.
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He was automatic shooting an array of shots from 8 ft in. He was a gifted and crafty passer of the ball. All the while being 6'11". He made 21-22 shots in an NCAA championship game
 
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kiddiedoc said:
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304K views · 2.7K reactions | This was an all-timer by Rick Barnes 😂 I asked him about the team’s heightened focus and it ends with him talking about certain questionable bad passes. “Sometimes I wonder if my guys are betting on games.” #Tennes

This was an all-timer by Rick Barnes 😂 I asked him about the team’s heightened focus and it ends with him talking about certain questionable bad passes. “Sometimes I wonder if my guys are betting...
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He aint the ONLY one that's thought that!
 
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BernardKingGOAT said:
I pulled for Memphis State against UCLA in the championship game. I hated UCLA and Walton then, but loved him after he led Portland to the NBA title. As I grew older, my love for him was because he loved music and was the ultimate Dead Head.I personally am not a Dead Head but I get his vibe anyway
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Any pro athlete willing to do voice work as themself for American Dad is A-OK in my book.
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esarmstrong said:
When I heard the remark I thought: maybe he should tell the players that. Sometimes the stupid stuff they do looks like they are trying to shave points or throw games. Gillespie has at least a couple of head-scratching "brain farts" every game. Last night it was those two fouls on 3-point shots.
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You really think he doesn't say that stuff the players?
 
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esarmstrong said:
I don't know what he says to the players. I don't go to practices and no one is reporting/saying that he says this to his players.
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"Maybe he should tell the players that" certainly suggests you think you know what he is or isn't telling them. Of course we can't know for certain, but after listening to Coach Barnes for several years now and watching him on the sidelines, I'd say there's a less than 1% chance he hasn't said it them.
All irrelevant anyway, as he was using a humorous line to tell us that he's just as mystified by the bone-headed plays.
 
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papatomany said:
"Maybe he should tell the players that" certainly suggests you think you know what he is or isn't telling them. Of course we can't know for certain, but after listening to Coach Barnes for several years now and watching him on the sidelines, I'd say there's a less than 1% chance he hasn't said it them.
All irrelevant anyway, as he was using a humorous line to tell us that he's just as mystified by the bone-headed plays.
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