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Post by DERRENMATTS on Feb 9, 2005 21:21:20 GMT -5
Wow, talk about a rivalry with history.
Everyone's playing with too much adrenaline right now. For the players, this game is like the Superbowl or the championship game. THe crowd at Cameron is incredible. UNC is playing tentatively on the enemy's home floor.
Lot of guys to pay attention to, so I'll give a report after the game.
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Post by BCHISTORIAN on Feb 10, 2005 1:36:53 GMT -5
one point loss - looking at their roster unc should win all games
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Post by DERRENMATTS on Feb 10, 2005 3:04:12 GMT -5
Boy, it wasn't a good game for the Tar Heels. Everyone except for Sean May, that is. Well, even he was playing a little rushed. But his shots were falling--a lot of it on the friendly bounces.
McCants was like a fish out of water. I think the crowd was really in his head. He's a fantastic offensive talent, but I'm weary about his attitude. He seems like a nutcase. I've said this before--he reminds me of Mike Tyson. Their heads are not working correctly.
The Tar Heel's running game was shut down, and so was Raymond Felton. Not entirely his fault because no one was really running with him. I think his fault was being too unselfish. There were times during the game where he was showing more of his offensive side, and it translated to a couple of quick buckets. But for the most part, he was looking to set his team up like he always does, and his team just wasn't working with him.
JJ Red-ick is a fantastic shooter. I hate to count him out because of his lack of athleticism and size, because this kid has got heart and a deadly shooting stroke. Would Ainge take him with an early second rounder?
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