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- @RubrChickens Antonio Heffner 2 hours ago
- I consistently forget that Sin got suspended for six games that season, which somewhat explains why the team was a… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 8 hours ago
- @cacasoli I didn't realize you went to Irmo. I was younger but my parents took me to a lot of the games because wha… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 8 hours ago
- @cacasoli My man, this is a very impressive memory. 8 hours ago
- There it is! twitter.com/rick_bonnell/s… 8 hours ago
- @michaeldfuller And he got to line up in the backfield with Kris Clark, which took something that was already unfai… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 8 hours ago
- @cacasoli I was there (at Hillcrest I think?). I remember '94 a little better - iirc Irmo moved to upper state so t… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 8 hours ago
- The best I played against was either Steve Tolleson (who you know) or Shane Dove (who you don't but was world class… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 8 hours ago
- My buddy was a sub-200 pound sophomore defensive end who lined up against senior OL Alex Brown and got driven to th… twitter.com/i/web/status/1… 8 hours ago
- Demetrius Summers or Alex Brown, both of whom absolutely clowned my beloved alma mater. twitter.com/KSBWDrea/statu… 8 hours ago
Tag Archives: defense
Missouri demolishes Gamecocks inside, 90-68
The game went about as badly as expected. In our preview, we indicated we didn’t see a way that the Gamecocks could stop Missouri inside. But we meant Missouri might hit 60-65% of its shots inside, while holding the Gamecocks … Continue reading
Better Know An Opponent: Tennessee
The Gamecocks return home to Colonial Life Arena to try to stop a three-game losing streak against the Tennessee Volunteers. Tennessee is in its second year under coach Cuonzo Martin, who succeeded at Missouri State (it’s hard to get people … Continue reading
Shooting – and Kentucky – wins game, 77-55
The story remains the same for the Gamecocks, as they dropped their Tuesday night contest at Kentucky by the score of 77-55. Carolina responded to Kentucky’s initial burst by taking an 18-17 lead at the 10 minute mark, but the … Continue reading
Posted in 2012-13 Basketball, Kentucky, What Happened
Tagged basketball, brenton williams, damien leonard, defense, frank martin, gamecocks, kentucky wildcats, lakeem jackson, michael carrera, nerlens noel, offensive rebounds, SEC basketball, south carolina, statistical analysis, turnovers
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Better Know An Opponent: Florida
Take all those feelings you have about this basketball team after its 21-point victory over Arkansas and pack them up tight. Somewhere no one can find them. Especially not Billy Donovan and the Florida Gators. The Gamecocks head to Gainesville … Continue reading
Posted in 2012-13 Basketball, Better Know An Opponent, Florida
Tagged basketball, billy donovan, brenton williams, casey prather, defense, erik murphy, florida gators, frank martin, gamecocks, ken pomeroy, kenny boynton, michael carrera, mike rosario, patric young, preview, scottie wilbekin, SEC basketball, south carolina, statistical analysis
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Gamecocks out-shoot Arkansas, 75-54
A lot of what we do at this site is try to think about how to put together ways to win basketball games through all sorts of manners, including getting to the foul line, avoiding turnovers, and offensive rebounding. And … Continue reading
Missouri dominates inside, but sinks Gamecocks with outside 3-pointer to win 71-65
The Gamecocks played one of their best games of the season against a Missouri team dealing with distractions and injuries, but in the end, they finally ran out of luck as, after denying the ball to point guard Phil Pressey … Continue reading
Posted in 2012-13 Basketball, Missouri, What Happened
Tagged alex oriakhi, basketball, brenton williams, damien leonard, defense, frank haith, frank martin, free throws, gamecocks, lakeem jackson, michael carrera, missouri, narratives are bullshit, offensive rebounds, phil pressey, review, SEC basketball, south carolina, statistical analysis, turnovers
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Better Know An Opponent: Missouri
The Gamecocks have a quick turnaround (well, it seems much quicker to those of us who had the day off of work today) from their disappointing loss to Vanderbilt on Saturday, as they hit the road to visit SEC-newcomer Missouri. … Continue reading
Posted in 2012-13 Basketball, Better Know An Opponent, Game Previews, Missouri
Tagged alex oriakhi, basketball, brenton williams, damien leonard, defense, frank haith, frank martin, free throws, gamecocks, lakeem jackson, laurence bowers, michael carrera, missouri, offense, offensive rebounds, phil pressey, preview, SEC basketball, south carolina, statistical analysis, turnovers
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Gamecocks remember how to win, do so, 82-73 OT over LSU
The Gamecocks went on the road and picked up an SEC win away from Colonial Life Arena for the first time in nearly two years on Wednesday night, overcoming the LSU Tigers by a final score of 82-73 in overtime. … Continue reading
What are the problems with our defense?
I got asked this question in a discussion thread you can find here, and instead of pumping all of my thoughts into that thread, I thought I’d post it here. These are just my thoughts, and I’d welcome further discussion … Continue reading
Posted in 2012-13 Basketball, Miscellany
Tagged basketball, defense, effect, frank martin, free throws, SEC basketball, south carolina, statistical analysis, turnovers
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Gamecocks “don’t know how to win,” lose 74-71
Congratulations, we’ve reached the point of the season where if we lose two close games, we “don’t know how to win” or are “still learning how to win.” It’s too bad we didn’t know how to do those things earlier … Continue reading
Posted in 2012-13 Basketball, Auburn, What Happened
Tagged auburn, basketball, defense, gamecocks, offensive rebounds, SEC basketball, south carolina, statistical analysis
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