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dwainegf.
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Tony (admin)
Keymaster“Gach is leaving because he saw the quallity level of some incoming guards.” Just heard that one. How often do we hear that excuse. When has that actually been true? Perhaps Jayce Johnson I suppose.
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UteBacker
ModeratorSaddest thing, Tony, is that no one cares except a few die-hard Ute baketball fans (and they’re getting harder to find). Indifference is the worst thing for a program.
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PlainsUte
ParticipantI though Gach had a lot of promise early in the season, but it seems to me he didn’t really improve much as the season went on — esp in Pac12 play — aside from a few flashes. Is it coaching or effort on his part, or just had peaked early, I’ll never know, but frankly he was a bit of a dissapointment of 2019-20. I would prefer that he stay and try to improve in the off-season, but I’m not too upset about this news, and I guess the “grass is always greener” with the incoming new recruits.
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UteThunder
ParticipantMy question for people who make that excuse/argument:
“If that were true, wouldn’t we be better than the year before, year after year?”
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EagleMountainUte
Participant“It is better to offer no excuse than a bad one.”. Credited to George Washington on the internet.
I have yet to hear a “good” excuse.
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gUrthBrooks
ParticipantTony, have you researched the incoming guards? And what that class ranks nationally?
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Tony (admin)
KeymasterNope. Enlighten me if you can. Not just guards. That excuse seems to be used quite a bit.
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gUrthBrooks
ParticipantI think Caleb Lohner at 6’6” will provide some good outside shooting and some toughness.
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gUrthBrooks
ParticipantShooting form
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gUrthBrooks
ParticipantPelle Larson
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EagleMountainUte
ParticipantPeople tend to conflate excuses for explanations is why. @admin
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dwainegf
ParticipantDon’t get me wrong here, I think kids transferring is a problem, however, how many have left and tore it up at an institution that plays our level of basketball? In other words, who do we really miss? Today’s society wants it all and we want it now. We complain constantly about others and have zero patience. We expect perfect from everyone except ourselves. These are very sad things indeed.
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