Meehan: Zag v. Zag
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Good one.
I like this bit:
Gonzaga went 2-0 on last week’s trip to the Bay Area, but slipped one spot in the AP poll to No. 3.
“We played like we were literally the 100th best team in the country, our defense was like that,” Few said. “Just because they assign you that (ranking) it doesn’t mean you are that number unless you continue to play great basketball. We were just OK last week.”Once in a while you get shown the light, in the strangest of places if you look at it right
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Originally posted by TheZagPhish View PostGood one.
I like this bit:
Just okay.
It says a lot about a team when you are not just talking about winning every game, but winning them well (by playing good defense, limitting turnovers, etc). This team has high aspirations. Competition Wednesdays confirms that for me. This March could be fun :]
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Originally posted by TheZagPhish View PostGood one.
I like this bit:
Just okay.
I'm glad that you posted this quote from Few. It's a good reality check. I wonder how much the rankings affect the team's edge. The '99 team didn't have the burden/distraction of all the hype and stayed hungry all year.
I guess I'm tired of reading the endless comments here and in all of the media about whether we deserve the ranking. The ranking is great for seeding and recruiting but doesn't have a thing to do with finishing the season well.Bonjour tristesse.
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This is really a great read. You can't really find fault with Pete Carroll's philosophy. This is a good read for those fans who believe the WCC conference doesn't prepare the Zags for the NCAA. I have always believed that the reason we haven't made it to the final 4 yet is because of two things. We haven't had the players to do it, and simply, we bad luck has kept us from there a couple of times.
Go Zags!!!Go Zags!!! The Best Is Yet To Come!!!
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Originally posted by Mantua View PostI'm glad that you posted this quote from Few. It's a good reality check. I wonder how much the rankings affect the team's edge. The '99 team didn't have the burden/distraction of all the hype and stayed hungry all year.
I guess I'm tired of reading the endless comments here and in all of the media about whether we deserve the ranking. The ranking is great for seeding and recruiting but doesn't have a thing to do with finishing the season well.
I really liked the way that team ended the season .... but it sure wasn't a Magic Carpet ride during the course of the season.sigpic
“To be continued …”. Fr Tony Lehman, SJ
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List of All Americans (1st Team Top 5) and Academic All Americans (1st Team Top 5) in the same season since '00:
Shane Battier, Dan Dickau, Omeka Okafor, DJ Augustin, Kelly Olynyk, Nigel Williams-Goss, Corey Kispert.
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Originally posted by GoZags View PostThe '98/'99 may have "stayed hungry" all year ... but they sure had their ups and downs. A couple of 15 point losses (at Kansas and at Purdue) sandwiched around a nice win at Memphis to start the season. Tough road losses to Detroit Mercy and Texas Christian (2 days after a narrow, last second 1 point win at Texas Pan American). A 16 point blowout loss to USD and a tough loss at Pepperdine.
I really liked the way that team ended the season .... but it sure wasn't a Magic Carpet ride during the course of the season.Bonjour tristesse.
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