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Author Topic: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system  (Read 12503 times)

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #25 on: February 02, 2010, 03:49:16 PM »
Well by your logic, we had a FF in 1977.  We put the restrictions on Bo's term for a reason, not an arbitrary time like UW fans do, cause it coincides with their rise.

Point to a time in that frame where we were a 2-3 seed that got knocked out by a lower seed?  I honestly don't think its making excuses to point out that UW has played a bunch of double digit seeds, and years where they didn't, they didnt have results.


Yes...I believe last year, when they beat FSU in the first round, was the first time Bo beat a team seeded higher than them in the tournament.

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #26 on: February 02, 2010, 04:05:13 PM »
Well by your logic, we had a FF in 1977.  We put the restrictions on Bo's term for a reason, not an arbitrary time like UW fans do, cause it coincides with their rise.

Point to a time in that frame where we were a 2-3 seed that got knocked out by a lower seed?  I honestly don't think its making excuses to point out that UW has played a bunch of double digit seeds, and years where they didn't, they didnt have results.

I think I'm missing the value or lack there of in losing to higher seeds.  Marquette lost to higher seeds in 2006 & 2007 too??  I just look at results and where you finish in the tournament.  I don't look down upon taking care of business and winning games you're supposed to.  That's why you play for the good seeds.


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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #27 on: February 02, 2010, 04:28:52 PM »
I think I'm missing the value or lack there of in losing to higher seeds.  Marquette lost to higher seeds in 2006 & 2007 too??  I just look at results and where you finish in the tournament.  I don't look down upon taking care of business and winning games you're supposed to.  That's why you play for the good seeds.



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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #28 on: February 02, 2010, 04:50:13 PM »
Ha absolutely not, but I could understand why one might think that.  I just think that Wisconsin is a really good tournament team and that in our recent history we have performed poorly.  I don't like sticking up for Wisconsin, but since Bo Ryan started at Wisc they have 11 tournament wins, Marquetet has 6 (4 which came in one year).  In that time frame we also have 3 losses to higher seeds notably a 5-12 upset.  I'm not happy about it, but i'm jealous of Wisconsin's tournament consistency and success. 

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #29 on: February 02, 2010, 04:58:59 PM »
It all boils down to this:

Bo=good
Buzz=bad

UW=good
MU=bad

the swing=good
MU=bad

scoring in the 40's=good
scoring in the 70s=bad

at least, that's what I've been told....

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #30 on: February 02, 2010, 05:06:25 PM »
It all boils down to this:

Bo=good
Buzz=bad

UW=good
MU=bad

the swing=good
MU=bad

scoring in the 40's=good
scoring in the 70s=bad

at least, that's what I've been told....

You forgot:  Conference Championships >>>>>>> Deep tourney runs

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #31 on: February 02, 2010, 05:11:32 PM »
but when it comes down to it i'd take their results over ours.

I wouldn't.  Final Four trumps all that other stuff in my opinion.  I wouldn't trade a FF experience for 2 Sweet 16s and an Elite 8.  It's just an entirely different level of awesomeness.

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #32 on: February 02, 2010, 08:24:49 PM »
The likelihood of either school winning a title is minimal at best.  That being said, being in the tourney for 10 straight years is something that not many schools can boast, not a UW fan but have to respect that.  We have been to two sweet sixteens in the last 32 years since the 77 title, not exactly stellar.  Buzz has us pointed in the right direction (that is still being relevant in the national spotlight and fighting for a 5th straight invite, something that has not been done since the late 70's).  Ride out this year and next and watch out in 2012.

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #33 on: February 02, 2010, 08:54:23 PM »
Don't know who's more likely to win a title, but what Bo Ryan is doing without Leuer is very impressive.  Can't stand them, but give credit where it's due...Bo can coach.

And they're destroying MSU at half...

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #34 on: February 02, 2010, 08:54:42 PM »
We have been to two sweet sixteens in the last 32 years since the 77 title, not exactly stellar. 

This does not detract from your main point, but Raymonds also took the 78-79 Warriors to the Sweet 16 losing to the DePaul F4 team--so that was 3 since Al.  Hank often gets forgotten in his head coaching role--and that team finished ranked 10th.  I think there is a strong case to be made that he was #2 to Al, starting with his body of work as an assistant and his .716% winning record as a head coach.

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #35 on: February 02, 2010, 10:01:28 PM »
Like him or hate him, Bo is a great coach who is smart enough to play a style that is perfect for that conference. His teams don't beat themselves and get the most of their ability until they run into quick, athletic teams in the tournament. That said, I think Buzz has done every bit as good a job of coaching this year as Bo has.

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« Reply #36 on: February 02, 2010, 10:39:46 PM »
Like him or hate him, Bo is a great coach who is smart enough to play a style that is perfect for that conference. His teams don't beat themselves and get the most of their ability until they run into quick, athletic teams in the tournament. That said, I think Buzz has done every bit as good a job of coaching this year as Bo has.

If MU had won a few of the games they choked away, I'd agree with you.

I really thought the loss of Leuer would derail UW, but somehow Bo got the rest of the team to step it up and they are having a great season and it must be very satisfying for their fans. 

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #37 on: February 02, 2010, 11:54:55 PM »
Ok boys let's clear up a few things:
Bo does have an elite camp. When Davidson beat us Trevon sprained his ankle late in the first and never returned. The game was tied at half. JBO had to defend their point (Richards) game is much different if TH is healthy! I
would take Josh Gasser over Newbill any day of the week!  Also shouldn't you guys figure out a way to get past the first weekend of the tourney before talking about final4s?



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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #38 on: February 03, 2010, 12:24:37 AM »
Ok boys let's clear up a few things:
Bo does have an elite camp. When Davidson beat us Trevon sprained his ankle late in the first and never returned. The game was tied at half. JBO had to defend their point (Richards) game is much different if TH is healthy! I
would take Josh Gasser over Newbill any day of the week!  Also shouldn't you guys figure out a way to get past the first weekend of the tourney before talking about final4s?


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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #39 on: February 03, 2010, 01:10:50 AM »
I think MU has a better shot to win a National Title under Buzz than UW does under BO. Bo's system will only take them so far, no National Title in the Rodents future under Bo. I would bet money on this. I will eat crow if I'm wrong, but I don't think so. 

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« Reply #40 on: February 03, 2010, 07:27:29 AM »
Ok boys let's clear up a few things:
Bo does have an elite camp. When Davidson beat us Trevon sprained his ankle late in the first and never returned. The game was tied at half. JBO had to defend their point (Richards) game is much different if TH is healthy! I
would take Josh Gasser over Newbill any day of the week!  Also shouldn't you guys figure out a way to get past the first weekend of the tourney before talking about final4s?




If McNeal isn't hurt we beat Michigan St.

If James isn't hurt who knows what happens last year (I smell elite eight)

If McNeal isn't hurt again who knows against Stanford


Yup.. we can all cry about injuries.

Josh Gasser vs. DJ Newbill?  What about Vander... or Jamail?
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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #41 on: February 03, 2010, 08:57:24 AM »
Ok boys let's clear up a few things:
Bo does have an elite camp. When Davidson beat us Trevon sprained his ankle late in the first and never returned. The game was tied at half. JBO had to defend their point (Richards) game is much different if TH is healthy! I
would take Josh Gasser over Newbill any day of the week!  Also shouldn't you guys figure out a way to get past the first weekend of the tourney before talking about final4s?




Of course you'd take Gasser over Newbill.  I'm not sure if you saw, Newbill scored 64 sometime last week.  Meanwhile, the entire Badgers team scores about 60 a game on a good night.

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« Reply #42 on: February 03, 2010, 09:54:33 AM »
If McNeal isn't hurt we beat Michigan St.

If James isn't hurt who knows what happens last year (I smell elite eight)

If McNeal isn't hurt again who knows against Stanford


Yup.. we can all cry about injuries.

Josh Gasser vs. DJ Newbill?  What about Vander... or Jamail?

Didn't McNeal drop like 30 against Stanford?

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #43 on: February 03, 2010, 10:15:49 AM »
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Also shouldn't you guys figure out a way to get past the first weekend of the tourney before talking about final4s?

Not necessarily, and I think that's the point here.  Bo has done a great job devising a system to get to the second weekend, by beating bubble teams and overachieving mid majors.  However while UW has a better chance of lasting past the second round than most, they have a worse chance of winning the title.  The system just cannot beat long, athletic, dynamic offense as it is constituted.  Of course they have and will win some of those games, but overall Bo-ball is contingent upon selling your soul for consistency.

Buzz's system is contingent on getting classes of players that would be considered by most to be over MU's head, and getting hot at the right time, etc.  This makes it less likely to get to the sweet 16 every year, because when things don't come together, the system isn't devised to cover for other team inadequacies.  But that system has a much higher ceiling than Bo's.

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« Reply #44 on: February 03, 2010, 10:32:47 AM »
Not necessarily, and I think that's the point here.  Bo has done a great job devising a system to get to the second weekend, by beating bubble teams and overachieving mid majors.  However while UW has a better chance of lasting past the second round than most, they have a worse chance of winning the title.  The system just cannot beat long, athletic, dynamic offense as it is constituted.  Of course they have and will win some of those games, but overall Bo-ball is contingent upon selling your soul for consistency.

Buzz's system is contingent on getting classes of players that would be considered by most to be over MU's head, and getting hot at the right time, etc.  This makes it less likely to get to the sweet 16 every year, because when things don't come together, the system isn't devised to cover for other team inadequacies.  But that system has a much higher ceiling than Bo's.

Not to mention it's about 1,000 times more fun to watch (and play in).

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #45 on: February 03, 2010, 10:57:47 AM »
I'll make 3 points.

1. Injuries happen, its a part of the game.

2. Coaches recruit the kids they recruit because they believe those are the kids that will make them ultimately successful. As much as I would love to have a Butch, Stiemsma Evan Anderson, they don't fit what we do here. You really want to see those guys run ball screen motion with an emphasis on slipping the screen for a jump shot? No. Bo has those players in to rebound, play post D and be successful on one end of the floor (Butch was an offensive weapon, I understand).

3. Take our final four squad and put them in the swing offense. There is NO CHANCE we get out of the second round vs. Mizzou.

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #46 on: February 03, 2010, 11:54:21 AM »
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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #47 on: February 04, 2010, 09:29:27 AM »
Ok boys let's clear up a few things:
Bo does have an elite camp. When Davidson beat us Trevon sprained his ankle late in the first and never returned. The game was tied at half. JBO had to defend their point (Richards) game is much different if TH is healthy! I
would take Josh Gasser over Newbill any day of the week!  Also shouldn't you guys figure out a way to get past the first weekend of the tourney before talking about final4s?




I really like Josh Gasser as a player and think he'll do well at Wisconsin.

However, your comment about liking Josh over D.J. Newbill makes one wonder. Have you ever seen Newbill play in person? If so, why do you like Gasser better than Newbill?

I've seen both. Like both a lot. Not sure I would take Gasser over Newbill, at least at this point, "any day of the week."

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Re: More likely to win a National Title - UW's system or MU's system
« Reply #48 on: February 04, 2010, 09:42:16 AM »
I really like Josh Gasser as a player and think he'll do well at Wisconsin.

However, your comment about liking Josh over D.J. Newbill makes one wonder. Have you ever seen Newbill play in person? If so, why do you like Gasser better than Newbill?

I've seen both. Like both a lot. Not sure I would take Gasser over Newbill, at least at this point, "any day of the week."

apparently the fact that theVag10 picks up Bo's paper in the morning for him and carries his suitcase for him on the road qualifies him in all regards as far as recruiting goes.

 

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