Blanchette

[Zag 77]

Concerns, yes, but two Zags losses don’t mean meltdown

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The most damaging things about Saturday’s 68-63 swoon against Arizona were A) the wince factor of how it looked (Four turnovers in a minute? One bucket in the final 6 1/2?) and B) that it happened in the Bulldogs’ McCarthey Athletic Center cocoon, where they’re are presumed to be indemnified against such indignities.

Even if they’re not. In recent years, the Zags have fallen in the Kennel to the likes of Illinois, Michigan State, San Diego State and Wake Forest.

Things turned out OK for most of those Gonzaga teams, if memory serves.

http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2015/dec/05/john-blanchette-concerns-yes-but-two-zags-losses-d/

[jazzdelmar]

http://www.spokesman.com/stories/2015/dec/05/john-blanchette-concerns-yes-but-two-zags-losses-d/

In-house.

[Section 116]

I'm OK with that, I enjoy Blanchette's stuff!

[A to Zags]

In-house.

Personally IMO the out-house version stinks.

[sittingon50]

Personally IMO the out-house version stinks.

:clap:

[cggonzaga]

In-house.

You even read the whole article Jazz? That was anything but an in house piece. The article was stated pretty bluntly and quite fairly I might add. Our guards have a ways to go. It's not a talent issue, it's a between the ears issue. I think Gabe York said it best when discussing hesitancy. Sometimes you just gotta let it rip. Our two biggest issues at guard right now are hesitancy and confidence. Hopefully they both come sooner than later.

[vandalzag]

In-house.

Really astute observation. Oh I forget if the writer does not rip the team, school, and fans he is not correct according to the great Jazz.

[Zagdawg]

Cue the "I was only kidding around post"....3....2....1

[maynard g krebs]

In-house.

Just trolling? Ever read Blanchette? One of the best. Not deserving of insults. That was a pretty level headed piece.