Oh, and a "Piss Pot" for you and your new buddies?Got no idea what that has to do with Maniac’s post. Fili and 2step just need to create a thread for all their weird social media posts.
It was a joke to what Maniac posted.Got no idea what that has to do with Maniac’s post. Fili and 2step just need to create a thread for all their weird social media posts.
So basically Smith not good enough right now
I mean probably. That’s why you take the teams one year at a time and shouldn’t expect any player back.He gawn!!
He gawn!!Now this is good news.
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😝😝😝Now that's funny!
When Kamala smiles and laughs she reminds me of Brandt from The Big Lebowski.
Dent made a big dent in any UTEP D that got them back in.I was only able to listen on the radio (didn't find a live stream), so that makes it tougher to evaluate how they did. A couple of things are pretty clear though. First, playing small ball against a longer team like UNM is going to be a problem rebounding (no shock there). UTEP's run in the first half to get back in the game was done mostly by and against reserve players by forcing a bunch of turnovers. UTEP's late run (when they had gone down 14 with about 4 minutes to play), was due in large part to Frazier catching fire offensively. For UNM, Dent and Washington were solid. Dent is really good and is probably one of the best guards UTEP will play this year. I do think UTEP's depth will be better this year. Camper needs to be more impactful. He's a guy who can do alot on both sides of the ball, and from listening in, you hardly knew he was on the court.
Hey, this is the first year of Sul Ross’ provisional D2 status!UTEP kept it close. Still believe we’re better off playing these tough road games than hosting d3 teams. Too bad it’s just an exhibition.
I was only able to listen on the radio (didn't find a live stream), so that makes it tougher to evaluate how they did. A couple of things are pretty clear though. First, playing small ball against a longer team like UNM is going to be a problem rebounding (no shock there). UTEP's run in the first half to get back in the game was done mostly by and against reserve players by forcing a bunch of turnovers. UTEP's late run (when they had gone down 14 with about 4 minutes to play), was due in large part to Frazier catching fire offensively. For UNM, Dent and Washington were solid. Dent is really good and is probably one of the best guards UTEP will play this year. I do think UTEP's depth will be better this year. Camper needs to be more impactful. He's a guy who can do alot on both sides of the ball, and from listening in, you hardly knew he was on the court.Barnes did ok, but it appears UNM size was too much.
My expectations for Bynum coming in were to high, he shot poorly.
This was no slouch team UTEP played but Dent dicing up all our guards like a back alley switch blade fight was concerning given Golding's aggressive approach to cutting off passing lanes.