Basketball AAC Schedule
Posted: Wed Sep 19, 2018 5:49 pm
At least we wont disappoint the author this year!!netshorty wrote: ↑Wed Sep 19, 2018 6:51 pm Looking around for some updated AAC previews. Found this one from a few days ago which nails the state of the program. They have us finishing dead ass last.
https://www.three-man-weave.com/3mw/aa ... eview-2019
I fell too hard for the talent attraction, but there’s no excuse that Tulane couldn’t win more than five league games last season. The bad taste in my mouth continues to linger from Mike Dunleavy Sr.’s inability to maximize the potential of last year’s roster.
Now embarking on his third season as head coach, Dunleavy has attempted to ‘NBA-ify’ the way Tulane plays. The most obvious proof point is the emphasis placed on pushing tempo as the Green Wave charted the AAC’s shortest average offensive possession length in each of the past two seasons.
I tend to agree with the author. With Reynolds and Frazier you probably should have found a way to win more. i suppose (and this is MDs fault) there was too many problems with the interior D and PG play. But man on man, you win five games in a relatively middle of the road year for the AAC, now you lose your two best players (by a wide margin), I fear what could happen this year. Well at least we have baseball to look forward toGreenLantern wrote: ↑Thu Sep 20, 2018 9:34 am The author of this article has very unflattering comments about Coach Dunleavy:
I fell too hard for the talent attraction, but there’s no excuse that Tulane couldn’t win more than five league games last season. The bad taste in my mouth continues to linger from Mike Dunleavy Sr.’s inability to maximize the potential of last year’s roster.
Now embarking on his third season as head coach, Dunleavy has attempted to ‘NBA-ify’ the way Tulane plays. The most obvious proof point is the emphasis placed on pushing tempo as the Green Wave charted the AAC’s shortest average offensive possession length in each of the past two seasons.