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    S. Carolina and Next Year

    Mrs. Gato had a good thought. Our loss to South Carolina had the same feel as our loss to Oklahoma State in Indianapolis in 1993 and our loss to Tulsa in St. Louis in 2002. Both of those losses seemed to lay the groundwork for our NCAA runs in the following year. The players got a taste and it seemed like they weren't deer in headlights the next. I hope she is right!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gato78 View Post
    Mrs. Gato had a good thought. Our loss to South Carolina had the same feel as our loss to Oklahoma State in Indianapolis in 1993 and our loss to Tulsa in St. Louis in 2002. Both of those losses seemed to lay the groundwork for our NCAA runs in the following year. The players got a taste and it seemed like they weren't deer in headlights the next. I hope she is right!
    As well here.

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    I have a strong feeling she will be right. But Marquette is still missing a piece or two.

    Joey Hauser is a must.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Mark Miller View Post
    I have a strong feeling she will be right. But Marquette is still missing a piece or two.

    Joey Hauser is a must.
    Yes, we all want Joey. but, right now, the real need is for a couple tall/long/athletic guards including a PG. Hopefully, Haanif can help fill that bill following his slump.

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    Right now the loss to South Carolina isn't looking too bad.

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    Quote Originally Posted by The Reptile View Post
    Right now the loss to South Carolina isn't looking too bad.
    Duke's defense is better than MU's. They held SC to 88.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gato78 View Post
    Mrs. Gato had a good thought. Our loss to South Carolina had the same feel as our loss to Oklahoma State in Indianapolis in 1993 and our loss to Tulsa in St. Louis in 2002. Both of those losses seemed to lay the groundwork for our NCAA runs in the following year. The players got a taste and it seemed like they weren't deer in headlights the next. I hope she is right!
    I agree, to a point. Getting into the tournament was very big for the development of the team. Hopefully it helps motivate them during the offseason.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Gato78 View Post
    Mrs. Gato had a good thought. Our loss to South Carolina had the same feel as our loss to Oklahoma State in Indianapolis in 1993 and our loss to Tulsa in St. Louis in 2002. Both of those losses seemed to lay the groundwork for our NCAA runs in the following year. The players got a taste and it seemed like they weren't deer in headlights the next. I hope she is right!
    Got the same Tulsa feel. That team lost three contributors as well in Nnamaka, Cordell, and Harris. I think Fisch/JJ/Katin will be a little tougher to replace but we'll see.

    I'll feel a lot better if they can land a bigger guard in the spring. Otherwise I fear they'll run into a lot of the same issues as this team did, unless the freshmen are good right away.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MUfan12 View Post
    Got the same Tulsa feel. That team lost three contributors as well in Nnamaka, Cordell, and Harris. I think Fisch/JJ/Katin will be a little tougher to replace but we'll see.I'll feel a lot better if they can land a bigger guard in the spring. Otherwise I fear they'll run into a lot of the same issues as this team did, unless the freshmen are good right away.
    Of those 3, JJ may be missed, offensively, more. Why? He was the only one who could consistently get to the rim and finish.

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    Quote Originally Posted by MUMac View Post
    Of those 3, JJ may be missed, offensively, more. Why? He was the only one who could consistently get to the rim and finish.
    Reinhart will be missed for one big reason - he was the only one on this year's team who could consistently make an entry pass into the post. Others could do it from time to time, but not consistently.
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