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O'Brien WSU postgame: "It's back to the drawing board"
- Thread starter Paul Grimm
- Start date
Spearmint Rhino
Active member
"As I watched Washington State play, it occurred to me this team does not have a single sure-fire NBA player on the roster. Yet, perhaps no team in America does a better job playing to its strengths. The Cougars work the ball around selflessly, rarely turn it over, consistently find their shooters and lock down teams with their half-court defense."
Why can't the Bengals play this way?? Is it really that hard to work the ball around, not turn it over, consistently find our shooters and lock down teams with defense??
My frustration boileth over!!
Why can't the Bengals play this way?? Is it really that hard to work the ball around, not turn it over, consistently find our shooters and lock down teams with defense??
My frustration boileth over!!
