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Speaker 2: Welcome to the West Miller Radio Show. I'm Dan Horde
Speaker 2: of former Bearcats stand out Terry Nelson, and the star
Speaker 2: of the show, the head coach of your You See Bearcats.
Speaker 2: Let's hear it for Wes Miller. We have an awesome
Speaker 2: crowd here at the original montgomery In tonight. We greatly
Speaker 2: appreciate it. I know coach does too. After two really tough,
Speaker 2: heartbreaking losses where you were in position to win and
Speaker 2: just weren't able to pull it out in the final
Speaker 2: three or four minutes of those games. Players are resilient.
Speaker 2: High level athletes have to be tell us about kind
Speaker 2: of the emotional tenor of the team right now.
Speaker 3: Well, first, guys, i'd like to apologize for the way
Speaker 3: I came out of the locker room the other night,
Speaker 3: apologize that you obviously talked to you guys off.
Speaker 4: Air yesterday, but I want to say it on air.
Speaker 3: None of my emotions or anger or frustration was directed
Speaker 3: at you. None of it was directed at any body
Speaker 3: of people in particular.
Speaker 4: You guys are the best. You guys know how I feel.
Speaker 4: I don't think you' all took it that way.
Speaker 2: We did not for the record, and it's completely unnecessary,
Speaker 2: but I appreciate the thought.
Speaker 3: No, it needs to be said, and then listen, there's
Speaker 3: a lot of there's so many awesome people. I love
Speaker 3: our fan base that there's standards here, there's expectations.
Speaker 4: When we don't meet.
Speaker 3: Those, it's extremely frustrating. I pride myself on being professional,
Speaker 3: handling it the right way when you're supposed to when
Speaker 3: you lead a program like this. At that moment, I did,
Speaker 3: and then for that, I'm sorry. But now it's time
Speaker 3: to move on and let's let's reach those standards.
Speaker 5: One of the things I love about it is you
Speaker 5: always come to face the music. H winter loss. You all,
Speaker 5: you don't send an assistant. You come now conferences. Conference
Speaker 5: term is different because you have media obligations, so you'll
Speaker 5: send one of that, but you always come out. My
Speaker 5: question is do you think you should take a.
Speaker 4: Moment to gather yourself?
Speaker 5: Because when I went and interviewed you down after the
Speaker 5: Clemson game, I believe it was I said take a moment.
Speaker 4: Yeah, no, absolutely, yeah, And again I needed.
Speaker 5: Because you're so invested in the game.
Speaker 3: Well, I think I think people appreciate this the because
Speaker 3: people care a lot, which is what makes this place
Speaker 3: so special, this program special. But I care as much
Speaker 3: as you could care about our program winning the basketball game.
Speaker 3: So when we lose the way that we did Saturday,
Speaker 3: or the way that we did at West Virginia, where
Speaker 3: you feel like you have the game in hand and
Speaker 3: have control of the game, you know, the emotions and
Speaker 3: the heartbreak and that what you feel for the players
Speaker 3: in the locker room. You know, that's real raw emotion,
Speaker 3: and yeah, you got to take a step back and
Speaker 3: take a breath, and then you know you can do
Speaker 3: what you have to do.
Speaker 4: But I was very frustrated. I was very hurt for
Speaker 4: our players.
Speaker 3: And just trying to figure out solutions for them, you know,
Speaker 3: to make sure that we're moving forward the right way together.
Speaker 2: So driving back from Morgantown yesterday, I had this thought
Speaker 2: about end of games. Anybody can play good defense for
Speaker 2: four minutes. It's hard to play great defense for forty
Speaker 2: but anybody can play good defense for four minutes. And
Speaker 2: now we're talking about the Big Twelve with incredible athletes,
Speaker 2: So it's really hard to get easy shots in the
Speaker 2: last four minutes of a tight game. West Virginia didn't
Speaker 2: get any, but they made two tough threes, including one
Speaker 2: that was borderlined impossible that they put into the kid's credit.
Speaker 2: How would you describe that challenge of trying to run
Speaker 2: offense and get the best shot you can get in
Speaker 2: the last few minutes of a tight Big Twelve game.
Speaker 4: Well, I think you said it.
Speaker 3: You're gonna try to generate an easy basket or the
Speaker 3: easiest possible basket you.
Speaker 4: Can, but you want to get a shot.
Speaker 3: And I think there's this balance of making sure that
Speaker 3: you're doing everything you can to execute to get a
Speaker 3: great shot, to get the ball in the right spot,
Speaker 3: but you don't want to turn it over. And I
Speaker 3: think some of the things you've seen in the last
Speaker 3: four minutes, we failed to even get the ball to
Speaker 3: the rim on possessions. That's extremely frustrating because if you
Speaker 3: get a shot, you still got a chance to go
Speaker 3: rebound the dang thing late in the game.
Speaker 4: So you're trying to get a shot. But you said it.
Speaker 2: You know, we.
Speaker 3: Lost two games here in the last four minutes. Houston
Speaker 3: got the layup in transition and that they got to
Speaker 3: put back on the dunk on the offensive rebound.
Speaker 4: But it wasn't like they were.
Speaker 3: Just coming down running a play and getting a great shot.
Speaker 3: They were having to really work and made a big
Speaker 3: isolation play late in the game to shoot it over
Speaker 3: the top. I mean, in our league, you're gonna run
Speaker 3: good action, it's probably gonna be defended in a close game,
Speaker 3: and then you have to be able to go make
Speaker 3: the next play.
Speaker 4: We worked at that.
Speaker 3: We worked at that going into the West Virginia game,
Speaker 3: and then we worked at that again today in practice.
Speaker 5: One of my partners sent me something where he did
Speaker 5: the percentages of shots from three that you guys take
Speaker 5: when it's guard to guard and the percentages when it
Speaker 5: touches the post or there's a paint touch and the
Speaker 5: and the percentage is almost double when the ball is
Speaker 5: touched in the paint, whether it's a post player or
Speaker 5: guards penetrating and kicking out and getting feet set in
Speaker 5: the whole.
Speaker 2: Nine over there.
Speaker 5: And I know you talk about this paint touches.
Speaker 2: And all the other things.
Speaker 4: Is that something that's.
Speaker 5: Discussed in your in your circles as you are preparing
Speaker 5: that we have to touch the paint to be better shooters.
Speaker 3: Yeah, we talk about inside out shots, you know, and
Speaker 3: we do chart paint touches. We don't share the paint
Speaker 3: touch number with the players during the game, but we
Speaker 3: do have them. But we talk about inside out shots.
Speaker 3: And you're right, I mean, think about it. Every kid
Speaker 3: growing up.
Speaker 4: What the ball?
Speaker 3: You know, it got passed to you from somebody rebounded
Speaker 3: it and passed it out right, you're stepping into the shot,
Speaker 3: you're in rhythm, you're square to the rims.
Speaker 5: Like managers, it's rebounding and passing it back to what
Speaker 5: you're saying about us is not exclusive to us.
Speaker 3: That's basketball, right, When the ball comes inside out, it's
Speaker 3: a higher percentage shot. There's exceptions to that because there's
Speaker 3: there's guys like Dayda Thomas, that it's hard for them
Speaker 3: to even get a look because the way they're being defended.
Speaker 3: And if they can get one on a swing or
Speaker 3: a pitch ahead, yeah, that's a great shot.
Speaker 4: For a guy like Dada and some others.
Speaker 3: But some guys need to just take the inside out
Speaker 3: ones and that's something we've been talking about showing film
Speaker 3: and holding accountable for In practice.
Speaker 2: Tyler McKinley came back the other night, first time he
Speaker 2: had played in five games. I thought he played well.
Speaker 2: He scored a career high six points, but he only
Speaker 2: played nine something minutes. Was that about all he was
Speaker 2: ready for. He hasn't really practiced much either over the
Speaker 2: last few weeks.
Speaker 3: His first day of practice since our Georgia game the
Speaker 3: day before our Georgia game was the day before the
Speaker 3: West Virginia game. So he went through that practice, not
Speaker 3: even every aspect of it, but for the most of it,
Speaker 3: and then we kind of didn't know how it would go,
Speaker 3: but he felt really good.
Speaker 4: I thought our our medical staff did a.
Speaker 3: Really nice job over from the Georgia game on of
Speaker 3: not just getting him to where maybe he could practice
Speaker 3: or play, but trying to get him back to being
Speaker 3: confident and feeling healthier about his knee. And so you know,
Speaker 3: he practiced again today and he looks good. He's he's
Speaker 3: obviously tremendously important to our team.
Speaker 4: Gisel James back in the starting lineup.
Speaker 5: He came out with a great first game, but his
Speaker 5: last two games, his shots have been He was one
Speaker 5: of seven in the Houston game, three of thirteen. The
Speaker 5: floor game has been good, but he is You're starting
Speaker 5: to see some I don't know if it's fatigue or
Speaker 5: just not having his legs under him yet, but the
Speaker 5: percentages are not there.
Speaker 3: You know, he has a small sample size right now,
Speaker 3: so I think let's just give it some time.
Speaker 4: He's he settles us down.
Speaker 3: We're a different offensive team with him back in the fold.
Speaker 3: A big picture of the numbers are saying that in
Speaker 3: our analytical stuff, we feel it, the players feel it.
Speaker 3: I know he'd like to have some of those opportunities
Speaker 3: back in the game, especially that pitch ahead turnover.
Speaker 4: We got a five point lead and we you know, we.
Speaker 3: Get the rebound and you know we got a chance
Speaker 3: to have a great offensive possession at three fifteen.
Speaker 4: I know that when he'd love to have back some
Speaker 4: of those looks.
Speaker 3: But listen, Gisel James Is being back is very good
Speaker 3: for Cincinnati basketball. It's been very good for our team
Speaker 3: and it'll really help us moving forward.
Speaker 2: Seannabiev was one for five in the game. He made
Speaker 2: one three, but I thought his shots were good. They
Speaker 2: were not from several steps behind the line. They were
Speaker 2: on the line, they were in rhythm. I feel like
Speaker 2: if those are the shots he takes going forward, he's
Speaker 2: going to make a bunch. Did you like the shots
Speaker 2: that he took in that game?
Speaker 4: Sure, he needs to play confidently. We need him to
Speaker 4: shoot the ball.
Speaker 3: You Terry talked about or maybe you did Dan, In
Speaker 3: the last four minutes of games, people are gonna be
Speaker 3: guarded and there's gonna be chances where guys have to
Speaker 3: go make a tough shot and make a play. Shawn's
Speaker 3: a guy that can go do that. We're gonna need that.
Speaker 3: Knowing the time to do it is important. But he's
Speaker 3: got We got a lot of big basketball ahead of us,
Speaker 3: and Shawn's gonna really break out.
Speaker 4: I really believe that.
Speaker 5: I'm a power forward that played with the land of
Speaker 5: power forwards back in the nineties when power forwards had
Speaker 5: value or big man had value. But Nick never threw
Speaker 5: me the ball. If I never wanted the ball, you know,
Speaker 5: he would look at me and if I didn't call
Speaker 5: for the ball with my hands, if I didn't say Nick,
Speaker 5: you know, I didn't call his name, if I didn't
Speaker 5: have my hands look excited, he would look at me
Speaker 5: and wave and I would, you know, go sitting on
Speaker 5: the ball screen and get out the way. But he
Speaker 5: would say. Hugs said, you know who shoots the ball
Speaker 5: the most? White, Nick shoots the ball the most. And
Speaker 5: then Corey said, because he's a ball hog, and he
Speaker 5: goes no, because he calls for the ball the most.
Speaker 5: I say that because I don't see Mustafa Child calling
Speaker 5: for the ball when you guys need a basket down low.
Speaker 5: And he's so good, his touch is so good, and
Speaker 5: it seems to me he allows defenders to easily front
Speaker 5: him and to negate him from a play without him
Speaker 5: trying to establish himself and get the ball. It's important
Speaker 5: for him to catch the ball for everything that the
Speaker 5: offense runs around, post paint, paint, touches, his turnaround jump shot,
Speaker 5: how the offense runs.
Speaker 2: If he catches the ball on the block, it's a
Speaker 2: different team.
Speaker 3: You know, I'm I'm I'm probably the hardest on Mustafa
Speaker 3: every day, you know, because I just think there's so
Speaker 3: much ahead of him. I think there's so much more
Speaker 3: room for growth, and he's still so young. He is
Speaker 3: in that in basketball, he's a baby still, you know.
Speaker 3: And I say that there's a compliment. Listen, the last
Speaker 3: let's go back to the second half against Houston, he
Speaker 3: was terrific.
Speaker 4: He was that game was great. He didn't call for
Speaker 4: the first second end of the game against Clemson. He's terrific.
Speaker 4: In the Houston game.
Speaker 3: An the West Virginia game, he's getting doubled in the post,
Speaker 3: and I think that's the next step. Right, he's starting
Speaker 3: to have success scoring back to the basket, and he's
Speaker 3: found his touch and we're allowing him now to shoot
Speaker 3: the jumper and the turnaround that I think has just
Speaker 3: helped his confidence. But the next step is then embracing
Speaker 3: that double team, you know, because that might mean you
Speaker 3: don't score down there, Terry, but it might mean you
Speaker 3: create offense for our team.
Speaker 4: All the double in the bat.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I think he got doubled twice and the
Speaker 3: last game wins a turnover one.
Speaker 4: He hits Gisel for in the first half, so I.
Speaker 3: Think we'll continue to build on that. But when they
Speaker 3: start doubling you, that's that's a good sign. That means
Speaker 3: people are worried about you. And then, as you said,
Speaker 3: and this has been the emphasis with him since the
Speaker 3: day he got the campus, when you catch it in
Speaker 3: the post box and you catch it at three or
Speaker 3: four feet, you can't be doubled because you're gonna shoot
Speaker 3: it before the double team gets there. And that part
Speaker 3: of his game he shows flashes of it. But when
Speaker 3: that becomes consistent, it's all over. Right, it's all over.
Speaker 3: He's going to be just completely dominant. So it's coming.
Speaker 3: But the effort and the approach every day is what
Speaker 3: it should be. There's not a day I come out
Speaker 3: of the gym and I'm frustrated with new working at it.
Speaker 3: And when you're that young and that gifted and you
Speaker 3: work at it like that is a coach, you're fine
Speaker 3: because you know what's coming. And I've seen improvement even
Speaker 3: here in the first part of the year.
Speaker 2: All Right, we're gonna take our first time out. We
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Speaker 2: of the show. We appreciate the bear Cat fans who
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Speaker 2: and the West Miller Radio Show. Appreciate our engineer Joe Strucker,
Speaker 2: appreciate Joe Idel back in the studio, and really appreciate
Speaker 2: the Bearcat fans who are with us here tonight. We've
Speaker 2: got a bunch of stuff to give away. At the
Speaker 2: end of the show. We were talking about Mustafa chob
Speaker 2: prior to the commercial break. He will be going back
Speaker 2: to where he played last year on Sunday Cincinnati taking
Speaker 2: on UCF in Orlando. I would imagine he's probably not
Speaker 2: going to get the kindest greeting after transferring to a
Speaker 2: school within the conference. Do you even say anything to
Speaker 2: him about something like that, just prepare him for what
Speaker 2: he might face.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think previously, you know, maybe a couple of
Speaker 3: years ago, stuff like that, I wouldn't say much to
Speaker 3: any of these guys. But I think after you know,
Speaker 3: last year's conference season, seeing how you know, things affected
Speaker 3: our guys been way more proactive this year about, you know,
Speaker 3: trying to to just talk.
Speaker 4: About things with them because they're young people.
Speaker 3: And I think the thing that we have to remember
Speaker 3: about this generation is different than mine, different than Terry's, is.
Speaker 4: They don't just hear it in person, that hear it on.
Speaker 3: Their phones, you know, And I think that's a different
Speaker 3: that's an entirely different dynamic and paradigm, and so trying
Speaker 3: to find solutions for that, I think is very important.
Speaker 3: That's not just at Cincinnati, that's at any elite program
Speaker 3: or in any professional sports leader.
Speaker 5: Kishan Tiller got nine minutes in the previous game, and
Speaker 5: he was I thought his minness were really good. He
Speaker 5: came in and steady. You played a lineup I haven't
Speaker 5: seen before. You had three point guards on the floor
Speaker 5: with Daddy Thomas, Gisel James and Kishaan.
Speaker 4: Is that something that you'll see more going forward.
Speaker 3: I think it's just Terry about putting the most competitive
Speaker 3: guys that we can out there that are gonna play like,
Speaker 3: regardless of size, play bearcat basketball and play with some
Speaker 3: edge and toughness. And I've loved Keishawn's attitude and approach
Speaker 3: since we came back from Christmas, It's been what you.
Speaker 4: Want it to be.
Speaker 3: And you know, with Kerr going down with the shoulder,
Speaker 3: there's some opportunity there. I thought he made that made
Speaker 3: the most of that opportunity. In Morganton, Kerr.
Speaker 2: Tried to come back and play in the huge game
Speaker 2: after separating his shoulder in the first half. Gave it
Speaker 2: a you know, gave it the college try, played a
Speaker 2: few minutes and then absolutely had to come out and
Speaker 2: did get a three before he would he's crazy and
Speaker 2: that had to sit out the West Virginia game. How
Speaker 2: do things look for him going forward?
Speaker 4: You know, I hope sooner rather than later. Dan that
Speaker 4: that hurt, you know.
Speaker 3: I think the lineup of you talk about lineups, did
Speaker 3: lineup of dayDay Kerr and Gisel analytically was like our
Speaker 3: best offensive lineup that we've we've played in years, you know,
Speaker 3: in a very short burst. But we were feeling that
Speaker 3: in practice too. We're really excited about the moments that
Speaker 3: we had those guys together. So I can't wait to
Speaker 3: get back to that. But hopefully he'll be back soon.
Speaker 3: But as I told you guys, I think the last
Speaker 3: time we were up here when it comes to the
Speaker 3: doctor stuff.
Speaker 4: I'm the last guy to talk to.
Speaker 3: I know he wants he was He's so emotional, you know,
Speaker 3: in the Houston game when he couldn't play. He was
Speaker 3: emotional at halftime, emotional after the game. And you can
Speaker 3: tell it's just not quite himself because he wants to
Speaker 3: be out there.
Speaker 4: Watching Jalen Celestine.
Speaker 5: Every time he checks in the game, he's gotta it
Speaker 5: takes him like thirty seconds to unwrap stuff, and he's
Speaker 5: pulling stuff off, and he's got a heating pad on
Speaker 5: his back and he keeps leaving it in front of
Speaker 5: Dan and I and the managers.
Speaker 2: I'm looking like, are you guys gonna.
Speaker 4: Come get this stuff?
Speaker 5: Every time he comes out, he's like he's in a
Speaker 5: geriatric unit or something walking out, you know, there's some
Speaker 5: old man walking out. Then he comes in there and
Speaker 5: he's knocking down three after three. He's five to nine
Speaker 5: from three, and it's like, man, this dude is when
Speaker 5: we talk about him being a late shot clock maker
Speaker 5: and you didn't, like you kind of like surprised, and
Speaker 5: I'm like no. Then he comes right out and hits
Speaker 5: the late of the end of the shot clock shot
Speaker 5: and I'm like this guy just has a different level
Speaker 5: of focus at the end of clock situations.
Speaker 4: Are you noticing that? What I notice? All the crap
Speaker 4: that he has all?
Speaker 3: And then you know, this is this has been a
Speaker 3: strange thing, but I've never had this occur. We'll be
Speaker 3: in the time out and we're sitting there, right he's
Speaker 3: in the game, so he's sitting in one of the
Speaker 3: five chairs. He'll just stand up because you know, he's
Speaker 3: trying to keep his back from stiffing it up.
Speaker 4: And I'm sometimes I'm.
Speaker 3: Like, what the hell's he standing up for? Like we're
Speaker 3: only twenty seconds into this time out, but he's you know,
Speaker 3: he's I'll give him credit. The back surgery was serious
Speaker 3: this summer. You know, he basically didn't practice or he
Speaker 3: didn't do anything for three months or so, and then
Speaker 3: he was completely limited in practice. And you know, he's
Speaker 3: trying to do everything he can to get himself ready
Speaker 3: to play every night, and he's getting better and better
Speaker 3: and getting more up to speed what we're doing.
Speaker 4: But you know, there's one point.
Speaker 3: I thought, we we put together this team with all
Speaker 3: this experience, right, all these older guys and experience, and
Speaker 3: we put the team together, and then we looked up
Speaker 3: in a game right after a Thanksgiving week and there's
Speaker 3: like Key Shawn and Tyler McKinley and Sean and.
Speaker 4: Somebody else on the court.
Speaker 3: I'm like, there's like four In Moustapa there was there
Speaker 3: was three freshmen and the sophomore out there in a lineup,
Speaker 3: and I'm going, you know, And then the other side
Speaker 3: of it is, you know, the old guys are coming
Speaker 3: out with all their contraptions and stuff now.
Speaker 4: But you know, but I think, yes, we like the
Speaker 4: mix of it. But getting the ability.
Speaker 3: To have the oldest, most experienced guys on the court
Speaker 3: is important thing in the Big twelve.
Speaker 2: Let's talk about your game coming up on Sunday. UCF
Speaker 2: was not a team that was widely expected to be
Speaker 2: great this year. Their top twenty five got some really
Speaker 2: good wins to this point of the season. Now they
Speaker 2: lost their last game on the road at Oklahoma State.
Speaker 2: No shame in losing there, certainly, What do you make
Speaker 2: of UCF and the season they've had to date?
Speaker 3: Done a great job. It's it's like us, it's a
Speaker 3: completely new roster. You know, you're going to see that
Speaker 3: in college athletics now with all the changing around you.
Speaker 4: Know, sometimes you don't.
Speaker 3: Know do they get there right, But they did a
Speaker 3: great job of putting the team together, and they're so long,
Speaker 3: like they're huge. They they make other teams on tape
Speaker 3: look small that aren't small. I mean they're starting three.
Speaker 4: Man is six'.
Speaker 3: Nine do you know they start a seven foot or
Speaker 3: at the five they're they're they're starting To Riley coogle's
Speaker 3: sixty six. ATHLETIC i mean they. Are they're a massive
Speaker 3: team that jumps. Out they they're doing a great job
Speaker 3: of getting downhill and putting pressure on the rim getting.
Speaker 3: Fouled they're shooting a great percentage from three and not
Speaker 3: taking a ton of, them but they're shooting a great
Speaker 3: percentage when they. Do and it seems like it comes
Speaker 3: from different places with a bunch of different guys in double.
Speaker 3: Figures so now they've they've had a really nice start
Speaker 3: and top twenty five game on the.
Speaker 4: Road you have.
Speaker 5: A bona fide junkyard dog In Sincere, harris so you
Speaker 5: can sick on just about any guy out there on the.
Speaker 5: FLOOR i mean he is guarding and when you guys runs,
Speaker 5: on he finds himself guarding a big when he's when
Speaker 5: you need somebody just When hunt was, hot you Put
Speaker 5: harris on him and he cooled him. DOWN i, mean
Speaker 5: he just he does so.
Speaker 2: Much do you have to go with the other?
Speaker 5: Stuff like you get so much good stuff out of
Speaker 5: him on the, defense do you have to put up
Speaker 5: with some of the shots that you would like to
Speaker 5: get back from him on the offensive?
Speaker 4: End, No, NO i don't think it's put.
Speaker 3: UP i think it's just he's got to continue to
Speaker 3: mature as a player every because he's a good. Player and,
Speaker 3: yeah he's an, impactful winning, player and you know he's
Speaker 3: he's got to. Continue he has offensive ability and we
Speaker 3: have confidence in. It he works at it pretty hard every,
Speaker 3: day and so we got To he's got to continue to,
Speaker 3: mature to be in the right spots and make better,
Speaker 3: decisions AND i think he'll do.
Speaker 4: That he's a winning player.
Speaker 2: Absolutely Dayde thomas is making ninety five percent of his free.
Speaker 2: Throws no player AND u see, history has ever shot
Speaker 2: better than ninety in a. SEASON i, Heard, yeah that's,
Speaker 2: accurate that's. Accurate i'm An i'm an exceptionally Good papa shot.
Speaker 2: Player can can. Day they work with his teammates helping
Speaker 2: them become, better make them a free throwing. Coach it's
Speaker 2: it's been. EXTRAORDINARY i, mean thirty nine for forty, one that's.
Speaker 4: Crazy, yeah that's good. Stuff he's, uh he's really turned
Speaker 4: into a great.
Speaker 3: PLAYER i know there's some plays in the last game
Speaker 3: you'd like to have, back but he's he's turned into
Speaker 3: a real bear, cat big time, player big time, leader
Speaker 3: And i'm proud of all of his. Development with our
Speaker 3: free throw, shooting it'll continue to get some proved since
Speaker 3: the first part of the, year it'll get. Better we
Speaker 3: got to get back to getting fouled. Again you, know
Speaker 3: we haven't gotten fouled here the last couple, hals and
Speaker 3: we got to get back to getting ourselves to the
Speaker 3: free throw a.
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Speaker 2: WLW i THINK i just blew out some ear. DRUMS
Speaker 2: i apologize for. That brian has the mic in. Hand
Speaker 2: you're up first one.
Speaker 6: Man, hey, COACH i know that you and your staff
Speaker 6: are working really hard to try to turn this, corner
Speaker 6: AND i know that the players are working really hard
Speaker 6: to turn this. Corner but at the end of the,
Speaker 6: day you want them to still enjoy playing, basketball and
Speaker 6: you don't want it to be so much work that
Speaker 6: you hate what you're. Doing is there anything that you're
Speaker 6: doing to try to keep that balance and to keep
Speaker 6: the positivity along with trying to.
Speaker 4: Get over that hurdle that you're struggling with at the. Moment.
Speaker 3: Absolutely we had that talk after The houston, game and
Speaker 3: then we we actually played. Knockout like one of the, Kids,
Speaker 3: JACK i believe over, there one of my campers is
Speaker 3: sitting over, there who's been at our camp in the,
Speaker 3: summertimes but.
Speaker 4: Knockout it's a big camp.
Speaker 3: Game but the coaches and, players the coaches that were
Speaker 3: physically able played knockout and it's.
Speaker 4: Like anything like you just see a pure joy in those.
Speaker 4: Moments and then.
Speaker 3: We talked about how nothing can take that joy. Away
Speaker 3: that's why we all got into this at one. Point
Speaker 3: we all started playing just for the love of. Playing
Speaker 3: you can't lose, that and you gotta find joy in the, Work.
Speaker 3: Brian you gotta find joy in the. Process you gotta
Speaker 3: find joy in the opportunity to come back and compete
Speaker 3: again at the highest.
Speaker 4: Level you can't lose sight of.
Speaker 3: That so it's something that's a, message and then you
Speaker 3: try to find ways to remind guys of. That and
Speaker 3: then no matter, what you're, frustrated you're. Angry you want
Speaker 3: results to a.
Speaker 4: Level that's even hard to.
Speaker 3: Explain so you can't let yourself get caught up in
Speaker 3: that as a, coach because at the end of the,
Speaker 3: day it is supposed to be very.
Speaker 2: Joyful all, Right next, question, coach.
Speaker 7: Thanks for all you're doing for our Bear. CATS i
Speaker 7: have a, question how do you as a coach maintain
Speaker 7: the cohesiveness of the team when you have this portal
Speaker 7: system going? On can you speak to that a little?
Speaker 3: Bit, sure it's you, Know dan AND i were talking
Speaker 3: come off air here just a minute ago about the
Speaker 3: dynamics of college sports and how much they've. CHANGED i
Speaker 3: think that that's a different challenge than it used to.
Speaker 3: Be you, know like cohesiveness with With Dade thomas And
Speaker 3: Gisel james is. Simple we've been together for two and
Speaker 3: a half now almost going on, three three full. Years
Speaker 3: we've been through a lot. Together there's a level of
Speaker 3: trust that we, Have Like tyler McKinley's only in his
Speaker 3: red shirt freshman, year but Cruited tyler. McKinley i mean
Speaker 3: since the first MONTH i got, Here i've known him
Speaker 3: and his mother and his.
Speaker 4: Brother so there's.
Speaker 3: Relationships but some of this stuff with The portal now
Speaker 3: you don't even know anybody in any kind of way
Speaker 3: until after you spend time with them when they show,
Speaker 3: up you.
Speaker 4: Know so that's a.
Speaker 3: Different, dynamic and you're trying to find every single way
Speaker 3: that you can to create that.
Speaker 4: Coherences within the.
Speaker 3: TEAM i think it shared adversity is the best way
Speaker 3: to come. Together we talked about that a little bit
Speaker 3: as a team that we've we've been through some stuff
Speaker 3: together that's actually gives us a leg up on other
Speaker 3: people that haven't if we handle it the right. Way
Speaker 3: so there's there's not one answer because every way you
Speaker 3: can think, of we're trying to create that. Dynamic i'm
Speaker 3: really proud of this Group they've made efforts in the
Speaker 3: summer to get to know each, other to get to know,
Speaker 3: everybody people from different, backgrounds different, countries and they've continued
Speaker 3: to do, that but it's it's a challenge in today's.
Speaker 4: Climate brian has another, question you're a, shooter did you win?
Speaker 4: KNOCKOUT i don't want to talk.
Speaker 3: About, that as As terry, SAID i might need to
Speaker 3: cool down BEFORE i answer that. Question but the the
Speaker 3: NO i did not day day, one which is not
Speaker 3: probably not a surprise in any of you, guys But
Speaker 3: Sean abiab was behind.
Speaker 4: Me and before the ball bounced he'd made it behind.
Speaker 4: Me so there you. Go all.
Speaker 2: Right any other audience, questions if, show if, SO t
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Speaker 8: COACH i know this IS uc bearcut, night BUT i
Speaker 8: just wanted to comment About miami and, secondly somebody like
Speaker 8: In miami is having great.
Speaker 4: Success does that put a lot of.
Speaker 8: Extra pressure on the, program Where, okay this is what
Speaker 8: you can, do we expect it every.
Speaker 2: Week miami, Football miami, Basketball Miami university In oxford And.
Speaker 3: Oxford, yeah oh, well congrats to those. Guys John holmes
Speaker 3: on their staff is one of my great. Friends one
Speaker 3: of the assistant coaches is there is one of my great.
Speaker 3: Friends i'm really happy that those guys are doing.
Speaker 4: Well, NO i.
Speaker 3: DON'T i don't look at it that way at, all
Speaker 3: BUT i certainly when my friends are doing, WELL i
Speaker 3: feel good for.
Speaker 4: Him that's the first THING i feel.
Speaker 3: Like, SERIOUSLY i love seeing a buddy in coaching do
Speaker 3: well and being able to shoot him a text tell them,
Speaker 3: congrats because you know what everybody's putting into.
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Speaker 2: Time solid, order very solid. Order you, know when people
Speaker 2: Say Happy New, YEAR i remind them That Peach month
Speaker 2: is only five months. Away so that's one of the
Speaker 2: best parts about the calendar Hitting january. First all, right
Speaker 2: we're gonna take a time. Out more questions when we
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Speaker 9: Yeah, coach back to the portal and roster turnover. Discussion
Speaker 9: if you were named commissioner OF Ncaa, basketball what are
Speaker 9: the two or three things you would do to make
Speaker 9: sure players are equitably? Compensated but then also there's continuity with,
Speaker 9: rosters fans can follow a, player say from freshmen to
Speaker 9: sophomore to.
Speaker 2: Junior, year and that kind of. Thing best Question i've
Speaker 2: ever heard right.
Speaker 4: There, WELL i enjoy coaching so.
Speaker 3: MUCH i don't want to be the, commissioner BUT i
Speaker 3: WISH i could tell the mission or what to. Do
Speaker 3: and then WHAT i would tell them to do Is number,
Speaker 3: one we have to Be i'd have multi year. CONTRACTS i,
Speaker 3: mean this is professional. Sports we need to have professional,
Speaker 3: contracts uh where they they're tied down for, two, three four,
Speaker 3: Years so we can have and, if like, anybody they
Speaker 3: can get bought out of those, contracts like. Right but
Speaker 3: then there's the like all of us that are, professionals
Speaker 3: we signed contracts and we're bound to those.
Speaker 4: CONTRACTS i think that.
Speaker 3: Has to happen so there's continuity and we can get
Speaker 3: back to some similar to.
Speaker 4: That that that'd. Be that's the main. THING i. Think
Speaker 4: there has to be a real.
Speaker 3: Cap whatever they call a cap now that is it
Speaker 3: is completely irrelevant and non. EXISTENT i mean nothing nothing
Speaker 3: can hold up in a in a in a court
Speaker 3: of law right. Now, uh you know it's all anti trust.
Speaker 3: Stuff so you, Know i'm no. LAWYER i live with,
Speaker 3: one which is scary. Times but you know you're gonna
Speaker 3: have to collectively. Bargain AND i know that that that
Speaker 3: causes a lot of problems in other areas for other.
Speaker 3: Sports but if it's just about basketball and you, WANT
Speaker 3: i don't see another. Way i'd love it to be another.
Speaker 3: Way but you're gonna have to collectively. Bargain you're gonna
Speaker 3: have to have a real cap with real. Teeth you're
Speaker 3: gonna have to get exemptions from From congress and from
Speaker 3: the federal.
Speaker 4: Government there's already.
Speaker 3: Models they're Called Professional Sports, league and that's that's that's
Speaker 3: the only way that this thing is going to get
Speaker 3: back to being something that has some level of fairness
Speaker 3: across the. Board it's never been. Fair it's not fair
Speaker 3: in THE, nfl it's not.
Speaker 4: Fair in THE. Nba but at least the rules.
Speaker 3: Are everybody knows the, rules everybody's got to play by the,
Speaker 3: rules and we have to get back to some level of.
Speaker 2: That it's the only way you can have competitive balance
Speaker 2: in professional. Sports THE nfl has a, cap THE nba
Speaker 2: has a, cap THE nhl has a. Cap baseball doesn't
Speaker 2: have a. Cap but you are committed to your original
Speaker 2: team for your first six years of your, career and you,
Speaker 2: have you, know a tax for the teams that spend
Speaker 2: over the spending limit, essentially so there are ways to
Speaker 2: make it fair for, everybody whether you have a cap or.
Speaker 2: Not college sports doesn't have any of that right. Now
Speaker 2: it's unlimited free, agency unlimited. Spending it makes no sense.
Speaker 3: None and this is the part that you, know bothers
Speaker 3: me the most is people, say.
Speaker 4: The, kids the, kid the, kids the kids are no.
Speaker 3: Different the adults screwed this one. UP i mean, seriously,
Speaker 3: like the adults screwed this. Up the kids are just,
Speaker 3: kids and you know they're they're being now directed to
Speaker 3: do all these different things to improve their you, know
Speaker 3: like improve their personal. Situation but they're they're being directed
Speaker 3: by because adults.
Speaker 4: Changed all these.
Speaker 3: Rules they're doing what any of us would have. Done
Speaker 3: and it's it's not fair to them to blame. Them
Speaker 3: it's the adults that screwed this.
Speaker 5: Up is there a level of frustration amongst college coaches
Speaker 5: about the portal timeline opening up when the season's not.
Speaker 3: Over the truth IS i try not to get too
Speaker 3: involved in, it BUT i couldn't tell you one college
Speaker 3: coach not one that is happy with the way things,
Speaker 3: are not.
Speaker 4: One there's not one coach that, goes, oh this is.
Speaker 3: GREAT i think every single college, coach whether they'd say
Speaker 3: it publicly or, not is privately very frustrated because, again
Speaker 3: there's no Like dan, said there's no there's no rules
Speaker 3: or understanding of what the playing field. Is AND i
Speaker 3: think that's chaos and nobody likes, living you, know twelve
Speaker 3: months a year in that chaotic.
Speaker 4: Thing but, yeah the portal, THING i. DON'T i, mean
Speaker 4: what is the role this?
Speaker 3: Year Change? Terry it changes every, month, MAN i. Don't
Speaker 3: didn't they come back and do something different?
Speaker 4: Now but it's short, first but they shortened it. Again
Speaker 4: maybe that was the.
Speaker 5: First it was the second Of january to like the
Speaker 5: fourteenth or, sixteenth so it was two.
Speaker 4: WEEKS i don't.
Speaker 3: Know but they're gonna do something and then they'll do
Speaker 3: something the next. Year and who knows That this is the.
Speaker 3: Truth you, Know it used to be that the season
Speaker 3: is a it's, fun like this is fun even the tough,
Speaker 3: days it's still. Fun it's but it's a crazy, grind,
Speaker 3: right like the grind of the everyday part of the,
Speaker 3: season and that stretch used to be the most difficult
Speaker 3: time of the year mentally physically for coaches is, that you,
Speaker 3: know especially you get the conference Play january Through march
Speaker 3: and then it ends and you, GO i take a
Speaker 3: breath AND i start my spring recruiting and that kind of.
Speaker 3: Thing but you did get to take a Breath april And.
Speaker 3: May now those are the two most difficult months of
Speaker 3: the season or the of the year by one, HUNDRED
Speaker 3: i mean by one, Hundred LIKE i can't Even, yeah
Speaker 3: you're building a roster from virtually scratch every, year and
Speaker 3: every minute it's. Changing you, know like you have a
Speaker 3: big board in, recruiting and you know we all did
Speaker 3: this for. Years you have the you, know the top,
Speaker 3: guys the next, guy and you, know in a normal recruiting,
Speaker 3: cycle you, know maybe a guy slides off the board
Speaker 3: one week and then you add another guy your big,
Speaker 3: board and recruiting can change in three hours in the.
Speaker 4: Portal and that's not an.
Speaker 3: EXAGGERATION i, mean you could be recruiting somebody two days
Speaker 3: later you'd even know their. Name and that's not just,
Speaker 3: us that's everybody that's chaos and eventually it'll all figure itself.
Speaker 4: Out but it's it's, wild all.
Speaker 2: Right we do a thing on the pregame show every
Speaker 2: game Called Tea time with T neel WHERE i Hit
Speaker 2: terry with some offbeat, questions And i've had a couple
Speaker 2: recently THAT i hit him with THAT i want to
Speaker 2: hit you. With all. Right so a couple of games,
Speaker 2: ago we were talking about, coaches AND i, Asked, terry
Speaker 2: give me a couple of college basketball coaches that you
Speaker 2: would have liked to play for back in the. Day
Speaker 2: SO i know you played for the coach that would
Speaker 2: be at the top of your list In Coach, Williams
Speaker 2: but aside From Coach, roy give me a couple of
Speaker 2: coaches college basketball history that you would have loved to play.
Speaker 4: For, wow that's a heck of a. Question that it.
Speaker 2: Was cartanian was at the top of Ten l's.
Speaker 3: LIST i like that because you, Know hugs And tarcanian were.
Speaker 3: Similar huggs wouldn't have liked. ME i wouldn't have wasn't
Speaker 3: this type of guy as a. Player, now Tom izzo
Speaker 3: sticks out to. Me i'd like to play for Tom.
Speaker 3: IZZO i was on A it's funny recruiting.
Speaker 4: The summer In. JULY i was out Somewhere.
Speaker 3: LAGOON i don't, know some tournament Didas national tournament was
Speaker 3: out in Like Laguna beach or. SOMETHING i, mean how
Speaker 3: the heck can they get through? That but, anyway so
Speaker 3: there's a red eye from Like John Wayne, airport which
Speaker 3: is Like Orange, COUNTY i, think To atlanta because THE
Speaker 3: Nike finals is In, Augusta. Georgia so you watch games
Speaker 3: UNTIL i don't know the last the last game you
Speaker 3: can watch to go catch this red. Eye you watch
Speaker 3: like the eight o'clock, game and then you drive To
Speaker 3: John wayne AND i get on the red eye And
Speaker 3: i'm about to lay back and go to, sleep and
Speaker 3: the next guy that comes Is Tom izzo and sits beside,
Speaker 3: me And i'm, GOING i was starting to feel bad
Speaker 3: myself a little bit, Here i'm gonna take a red.
Speaker 4: Eye i'm gonna land In. Atlanta i'm gonna drive to
Speaker 4: august And.
Speaker 3: I'm gonna get at the nine o'clock game In, Augusta,
Speaker 3: georgia And i'm Going i'm tougher and, EVERYBODY i, mean
Speaker 3: nobody else is doing. THIS i don't know how Old
Speaker 3: tom Is tho, is But i'm, like, damn that's something.
Speaker 4: Else you know.
Speaker 3: That BUT i respect from a, distance AND i don't know.
Speaker 3: Him we talked the whole, flight SO i didn't sleep at,
Speaker 3: all BUT i respect from a distance how hard he
Speaker 3: works at, it how tough his teams. Play AND i
Speaker 3: you know that that was the GUY i played. FOR
Speaker 3: i could play for a guy Like so that just
Speaker 3: off the top of my. Head But i'm sure there's
Speaker 3: quite a.
Speaker 5: Few our sports information director who bears all the gifts and, Tickets,
Speaker 5: uh just text me the date of the. Portal it
Speaker 5: Opens april seventh through the twenty first this, Year so
Speaker 5: those two weeks seventh to the twenty, first and the
Speaker 5: last year we were in The Crown tournament and The
Speaker 5: portland opened up while the teams are still, playing WHICH
Speaker 5: i just think it's just it's, like finish the job.
Speaker 5: Before you wouldn't have The kiffin situation right. Now if
Speaker 5: no coach could talk until football season was, over you
Speaker 5: wouldn't have the issues that you have in. Sports and we.
Speaker 3: Could we could make the commissioner a lot of people
Speaker 3: and they'd get a lot better real.
Speaker 4: Quick terror you could be the. Commissioner we get it.
Speaker 2: Fixed you, know it would be nice if there was a.
Speaker 2: COMMISSIONER i mean that Was the question was if you
Speaker 2: were the. Commissioner there isn't a. Commissioner be nice if
Speaker 2: there was somebody that that was overseeing the, sport that
Speaker 2: was actually trying to.
Speaker 4: Fix Nick saban would be for.
Speaker 2: FOOTBALL i like that. Idea all, right here's another tea
Speaker 2: time For temael. Question this was from the last. Game
Speaker 2: there's a statue Of oscar outside our. Arena there's a
Speaker 2: statue Of Jerry west outside of The West Virginia. Arena
Speaker 2: could those guys have played? Today of, course come, on come,
Speaker 2: on let athleticism some people don't think they.
Speaker 3: COULD i Mean Oscar robertson's was ahead of his time.
Speaker 3: ATHLETICALLY i mean triple double, averaged, big big physical. GUARD i,
Speaker 3: mean imagine if they did the way they don't call
Speaker 3: fouls now in THE, NBA.
Speaker 4: I mean do whatever you, can dribble the ball wherever you,
Speaker 4: want or the way they do call.
Speaker 3: FOWLS i, say, like imagine a guy Like Oscar, robertson
Speaker 3: he could get.
Speaker 4: To any spot he wanted on the. Floor he'd be.
Speaker 3: Incredible That the argument about like MY mj and all
Speaker 3: this not having to play against today's players is. Hilarious
Speaker 3: if you played guys Like oscar if the rules were
Speaker 3: they were in the league when they, played they'd be even,
Speaker 3: better you, know and so and Then Jerry west is
Speaker 3: one of the greatest shooters that ever. Lived and shooting, shooting, shooting.
Speaker 3: Shooting there's been some guys that played in THE nba that.
Speaker 3: COULDN'T i, mean you AND i are more athletic than
Speaker 3: they are now, recently but they could then they shooted
Speaker 3: it such a crazy clip they get on AN nba.
Speaker 3: Floor So Jerry west would have been just, fine all.
Speaker 2: Right terry, agreed by the, Way terry thought that those
Speaker 2: guys could could. Play all, right here's the next. Question
Speaker 2: at what point at how bad would a modern player
Speaker 2: have to be to attempt The Rick berry underhand granny
Speaker 2: style free? Throw have you?
Speaker 3: Ever have you, seriously have you guys ever listened to
Speaker 3: the Podcast malcolm Glad we'll had a Podcast Revisionist, history
Speaker 3: like season. One it's one of the first ones he
Speaker 3: ever did in season one on this like very famous
Speaker 3: podcast he, had and he talks about it's. Fascinating everybody should.
Speaker 3: Listen but to, me it's about the. Result But Wilt
Speaker 3: chamberlain stopped doing it.
Speaker 2: Correct because in the hundred point. Game he shot granny
Speaker 2: style and made a good, percentage and then he was
Speaker 2: so embarrassed and so many people mocked him that he
Speaker 2: stopped doing it and was a horrific free throw shooter
Speaker 2: for the rest of his Care.
Speaker 5: He even tried duncan from the free throw line until
Speaker 5: they put the so you can't go outside the.
Speaker 2: Circle, yeah take a running. Step, yes they tell you
Speaker 2: cannot leave the.
Speaker 5: Circle an he wore because he would go and finger
Speaker 5: roll it as long as his feet didn't touch the
Speaker 5: grammar for the ball went to the. Basket he did
Speaker 5: that a couple of, times and then that looked.
Speaker 3: Crazy Rick barry's son played in college. BASKETBALL i don't
Speaker 3: know at some points Since i've been in coach and
Speaker 3: he shot on her hand and shot A d SO i, think,
Speaker 3: uh his youngest. SON i think his name Was. Canyon but,
Speaker 3: shoot if it goes, in shoot. IT i, Mean I'm
Speaker 3: i'd be all. For maybe we should try it with the.
Speaker 5: Couplers have you ever seen the Movie This Is Way
Speaker 5: Before Your?
Speaker 4: Time the fish that Say pitchbird With doctor. J, Yes.
Speaker 5: So they had a guy on the team that is
Speaker 5: he was the background of the of the movie his
Speaker 5: name was Set. Shot he only got in the game
Speaker 5: to take the charge and get ran over and then
Speaker 5: he would make a free throw to win the. Game
Speaker 5: but he never got in the, game and it was
Speaker 5: like one possession game and the coach would, say, okay
Speaker 5: you know what you gotta, do go let and run you,
Speaker 5: over and he would get ran, over kicking the, chest
Speaker 5: need hit his head and then you, know the music
Speaker 5: was coming down to the camera was. Slow he would
Speaker 5: wipe off the, sweat get to the free thom line
Speaker 5: and he'd be the star of the. Game do you
Speaker 5: think that you would ever put a guy in the
Speaker 5: game in a situation that he didn't touch the floor
Speaker 5: all game just to come in and get fired to
Speaker 5: make a free throw at the end of a situation
Speaker 5: if he wasn't.
Speaker 4: Warm IF i thought it would, Work i'd do.
Speaker 3: It if there was ANYTHING i thought would, Work i'd
Speaker 3: do it for. Sure IF i thought it made, Sense
Speaker 3: i'd do it if it would help us. WIN i don't.
Speaker 3: Know IF i don't, know IF i believe in that
Speaker 3: one be a pretty special guy to sit over there
Speaker 3: the whole game coming. In what's your take on.
Speaker 5: Guys PLAYING nba or getting drafted by THE nba and
Speaker 5: coming back to college if they don't you know the
Speaker 5: rules of.
Speaker 2: It SO.
Speaker 4: I don't. Know, AGAIN i think IT'S i think it's.
Speaker 3: Absurd you, Know i'm not knocking anybody that does, it
Speaker 3: because everybody's trying to find every single. Edge we, listen
Speaker 3: we'd take that same edge if we were if we
Speaker 3: were first to think of. THAT i, mean BUT i
Speaker 3: think it's. Absurd we have to have, rules and if
Speaker 3: that miss a rule that we all know, about then't.
Speaker 3: Great BUT i think this stuff that just pops up
Speaker 3: all the time is.
Speaker 2: Absurd all. Right on that, note we're gonna wrap things up.
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