Lol other teams can't wait but they play us

Basketball Insider Board
#1

Most pathetic excuse for defensive basketball team I’ve ever seen. LSU gets beat by 20 plus two straight games and they got 12 3-pointers with 16 minutes left in the game and CMA just looks at them…lol

#2

Some of our fans will never blame our staff for anything, but this is the worst coaching staff in the SEC.

#3

exactly! this is not a good team at all and with all our experience,no way it should be happening…very poor job by CMA ,don’t even deserve to be in the NCAA.

#4

I’m in shock that Mike isn’t making changes like he did last year. I don’t understand how he is sticking with the trapping when our depth at guard is more shallow than last year. Trapping and switching wears you out so you need a deep rotation at guard, and pressing takes fatigue to another level too.

#5

AR cures all ills.

#6

I’ve been keeping track of the season/career highs and bounce-back games given up in conference play. It really is crazy how regularly it happens.

  • KeVaughn Allen: season-high 28 points on 6 of 7 from 3. He was 3 of 14 from deep and averaged 4.3 points in the three previous games.
  • Ole Miss’ Terence Davis: season-high 30 points on 10 of 15 shooting and 5 of 8 from 3-point range. He entered the game shooting 23 percent from the floor and 12 percent from 3 in conference play.
  • Georgia guard Turtle Jackson: career-high five 3s. Entered the game 6 of 34 from 3-point range in Georgia’s first seven SEC games.
  • Texas A&M’s D.J. Hogg: came into Tuesday’s game 1 of 13 from distance over the previous three games. After missing his first two shots, he knocked down 3 of his next 4 and A&M pulled away.
  • Missouri’s Kassius Robertson scored a season-high 26 points on a season-high six 3s.
  • Tennessee’s Admiral Schofield made a career-high four 3s in the conference opener.
  • LSU’s Tremont Waters finished with a career-high 11 assists in Baton Rouge (19 in the two meetings).
    Something has to change. That’s pretty embarrassing.
#7

It is. I can’t recall an Arkansas team with defense this bad. It’s noticeably bad, like even a casual fan can tell how bad it is. If Macon and Barford weren’t such gifted scorers this team probably wouldn’t even be .500, as their overall record.

#8

It is easy to brake out of a shooting slump against us because we leave back side guards WIDE OPEN. We collapse on the ball handler with double teams/traps that leaves perimeter players wide open. Any team that is good at passing around the perimeter and using inside-out passes will kill our trapping defense.

#9

Our “game plan” is the definition of insanity

#10