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He had a great game if looking at final stats(should've scored 40 in all actuality), but it could've been better. He played great in the 1st half(22pts) and all but disappeared in the 2nd half(9pts). Only took 1 shot in the 3rd quarter, even Stan Van Gundy called it out on the live broadcast. Said he didn't know what Haliburton was doing. Hopefully he comes to play in the 2nd half tonight. 1st half very reminiscent of game 2. Eastern Conference is wide open right now. Win tonight we have a good a chance as anybody. Probably seems I'm a little over critical of Haliburton? Probably because I am, he is supposed to be the face of the organization. That comes with high expectations. Time to deliver, at least show up. So far he has shown up for 1st half of game 2, and 1st half of game 3. Already has 5pts tonight in 2nd half. So far so good.
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By TrueBlue4ever · Posted
We will learn soon enough! Everyone entered in the Million $$$ contest?? We have to play whatever they give us. -
By AwesomeAustin · Posted
I see that. If he misses for a bunch of little things of course it’s cause for concerned. If he gets leveled or his knee is twisted up in a pile…some sort of injury that would make anyone miss time, it will be part of playing football. Players get injured every year. It’s a violent game. -
By Lifetime Colt · Posted
They, Texas, and the Manning "team", are playing it smart. Arch sat as a freshman, learned the offense, and polished his game. Ewers was supposed to go pro Arch's sophomore year, but was not good enough to declare for the draft. Sark runs a team, it is his decision to give Ewers his chance to improve his game, and NFL stock. If anything happens with Ewers, or team performance suffers, Arch will take over for good.
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