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I agree with this. Especially with French in this game. If he is gonna be the horse that this team needs to take over games, he just has to make free throws. The free throws as a whole are a HUGE liability. Just think, we fouled out their 2 big men, but it didn't make any difference because we can't make free throws. Good teams will force us to make free throws, and continue to make the game choppy which is not how this team would be successful

Seton Hall has some absolute trees on the inside

Highmark just mentioned Thatch's supposed 46.5 inch vertical again. No way that is actually it

French's free throw form looks much worse than it did the prior 2 games

South Alabama was picked to finish first in their Conference. So maybe a better win for Auburn than it seems

The Seton Hall game is on ESPNU

I think you might be missing the true benefit of starting Bell. Even if he only plays 3-4 minutes to start the game, he keeps Has out of foul trouble during that time because Has doesn't have to guard the 5.

You can't honestly say that the NFL didn't have it in for St. Louis. I don't know about the NBA, but the NFL really screwed St. Louis

My first guess is Perkins. He just looked lackadaisical tonight

Just a little sloppy out of the half. Similar to FGCU game

this is a very important and interesting question

I guess this is where the vertical number is coming from. It may just be Ford pumping up his guys

Agreed. If Hankton can bring offense from the 5 with Has on the bench, this team can take a major step forward

Ford seemed to b very frustrated with Jacobs on D. Whether it was overhelping, weak closeouts, or anything else, Ford pulled Jacobs at least 2 times last night after defensive lapses

If the team plays like this, I would be ecstatic. I just wonder how good the team COULD be if Jacobs provides more. That’s all

Hightower before Hargrove....should we be concerned?

Ditto

Sucks to say it, but he just looks so lackadaisical

Hoping demarius has a good 2nd half

J GOOD feeling it early

Wait what

If you watched French, you are simply mistaken if you think his free throw stroke looked the same as it did last year. His shot actually looked good, the ball had good rotation, he was on-line, etc.

I think one think this team will always be able to lean on is defense. Even more so this year, since we will have the ability to run more bodies out there to keep the intensity up.

Do jump shots really die at SLU if the Bills just play a different style of basketball? I just don't agree with that logic.

I think Hankton has a chance to step up from the outside. He has a smooth stroke, and he should get plenty of opportunity