The worst play in the history of football 1 year anniversary.
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First Pacers game I have watched from beginning to end in at least 10 years. I felt like they were exciting to watch. They do get sloppy sometimes. They move the ball well, lots of passing. Boy they really let this one slip away. As the coach defend against the inbound for a 3 pt shot and immediately foul. Still hard to pull off, but you can't let them have that 3 pointer. I still struggle to watch the NBA. Traveling, carrying, pushing and shoving, phantom foul calls. Just weird to me. -
By 2006Coltsbestever · Posted
She is doing just fine, through 5 games she is averaging 17 Points, 5 Assists, and 4 Rebounds and still hitting the 3 well. Problem is the Fever have a bad team right now. They will get another high draft pick next year which should help. They could easily be 2-3, they have lost 2 games by 2 points. I am following it some -
I don't fear having a young guy back there as long as he can play and he is on par athletically and intelligent. The system is made to play young guys early. -
By NewColtsFan · Posted
As we know, it’s the hardest position in team sports to master. You not only have to know where your teammates are on the field, you also have to know where all the defenders are. It’s 3-dimensional chess. So, in the last week, two similar stories have come on my radar. In one, the 49ers Brock Purdy is putting on weight. And in the other, the Ravens Lamar Jackson says he’s taking weight off. And I’m here to say I want both to succeed. Purdy feels he needs more armour and Jackson feels he needs more mobility. Whatever the reason, I pull for guys who recognize everything revolves around them and are trying to get better for the good of the team. Once upon a time I wasn’t a big fan of Geno Smith. Now he’s figured things out and is doing well for the Seahawks. So I hope he does well. A long time ago I wasn’t a big fan of Randall Cunningham in Philly. Then he reinvented himself in Minnesota and I was so happy for him. Damn, the position is just soooo hard. So if a guy figures it out, I root for them. I think in all my years the one guy I didn’t pull for was Jay Cutler. Miserable guy who always seemed to put himself before the team. Yuk. Thanks for indulging me…. -
By RollerColt · Posted
Correct. It will have more to do with him putting faith in the current group and allowing them playing time. It could backfire, for sure. But, I will say some of the best managers in the business put trust in their players to succeed.
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