Keep your Head!!!

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Throwing up threes is subtle. Pounding your chest is much.

I like the intensity, especially when he claps in guys faces, but that's helping his game.

If you support the chest ponding, you have just officially support Carl Krauser and his chest pounding. I just find it annoying after a simple three-pointer. If you want to bust it out after a really good play, so ahead. But let's not get overboard with it after every time you made a stat-sheet.

[Canned Goods n Ammo]

Throwing up threes is subtle. Pounding your chest is much.

I like the intensity, especially when he claps in guys faces, but that's helping his game.

If you support the chest ponding, you have just officially support Carl Krauser and his chest pounding. I just find it annoying after a simple three-pointer. If you want to bust it out after a really good play, so ahead. But let's not get overboard with it after every time you made a stat-sheet.

I guess I see where you are going... but I think you are splitting hairs a little bit.

Showing emotion is showing emotion (provided its not done to incite or show up the opposing team and fans). Krauser's bit was annoying... but as long as he wasn't doing it at the fans or in the other teams face... there isn't anything criminal about it.

Devendorf is an example of showing emotion and inciting the crowd... and that really has no place during the course of a game.

As long as Cooby gets back on D... I don't think it's an issue.

[bilsu]

I like enthusiasm.

Somebody made a reference above about Dameon Mason. Culliban may not have Mason's size and quickness, but he is the better player. better outside shooter, better ballhandler and better defender.

[Coobeys Oil Depot]

Throwing up threes is subtle. Pounding your chest is much.

I like the intensity, especially when he claps in guys faces, but that's helping his game.

If you support the chest ponding, you have just officially support Carl Krauser and his chest pounding. I just find it annoying after a simple three-pointer. If you want to bust it out after a really good play, so ahead. But let's not get overboard with it after every time you made a stat-sheet.

How much of Diener did you watch?

It wasn't just the 3 little fingers. There were times where he gave a primal scream at his defender, times when he "twirled" back on defense, and times where he turned and gave a fist punch after a shot. I just find it strange that Coobey's chest pumps (which he did last season) are suddenly a problem and "overboard" and Diener's actions are not.

[MUCHI814]

while I don't really like it and it does bug me, just thinking about it, Cubillan is gonna be a player that other teams and other fans hate. Haha I think you almost want and need one of those guys on your teams, i hate watching other players like that and I know I'm not the only one- guys like Devendorf, Kendall, Harangody- God I hate those players, but now I like the fact that there are gonna be plenty of Big East fans out there that feel the same way about Cubillan.

[TallTitan34]

were times where he gave a primal scream at his defender.

In either 2002 or 2003, a game at Louisville came down to free throws.  After making the first free throw Travis just screamed as loud as he could.  I believe they came back from a huge deficit in that game.

[77ncaachamps]

I want Coob to stare down DJ and really take over this team as a leader and floor general.

[MUDPT]

Diener's scream was in the infamous '03 affair after Ellis Myles tore his quad tendon.  I'd still like to acknowledge that Myles cleared out Wade to get the rebound and Wade did not foul him. 

The best show-off was Cordell Henry's "stick the dagger in" after he made the 3 against Cincy in '02.  Probably the loudest I've heard the BC.

[spartan3186]

Probably the loudest I've heard the BC.

You must not have been there when Novak hit the game winning shot against ND.

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Probably the loudest I've heard the BC.

You must not have been there when Novak hit the game winning shot against ND.

Here, here. I was off my ass drunk and I remember that sound.

[MUDPT]

I was at that game too and it wasn't, sorry.  Maybe it was where my seat was in the two different games.

[TallTitan34]

The day after Novak hit the shot the Journal Sentinal said it was the loudest moment ever at a Marquette game second only to Dameon's last second shot vs. Louisville in 2004.

Apparently they record the volume.  It wasn't just a guy's opinion.