basketball team is even worse in practice

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but that isn't that far fetched. I believe that

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used to live with a player on the team and he told me the walk-ons plus Bridgewater and Hayward beat the starters every day in practice. So there's that

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yeah yeah of course they do

Not surprising at all

I'm sure the champions of LSU's Rec league tournament could beat them a few times out of 10.

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walk-ons plus Bridgewater and Hayward beat the starters every day in practice. So there's tha

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Sounds like the LSU team does not have competitive spirit.
but "every day" sounds like a stretch.

I led a team of gym rats vs the college team for one game before the season started.
we won easily because we knew each other (and we were really good).
I doubt we would have stood up more than a couple of games before their superior athleticism combined with team play to squash us like bugs.

We all have our days. I played vs future pros. Sometimes I would be unstoppable.
Because sometimes I was unstoppable, I scorn people who post outrage when LSU loses to some team like Nichols or NW State. They can all play.

i've never wanted a basketball season to end so quickly in all my life.

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i've never wanted a basketball season to end so quickly in all my life.

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I kind of want to see just how bad UK beats us, but then, yeah, we can just pack it in.

I was hoping there would be a blizzard in Ky before they could even leave Baton Rouge and the game would b cancelled.... well, I can at least have hope.....

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There isn't a whole helluva lot for LSU and the coaches allow the players to be relatively lazy in the drills they do.

Let's put it this way, there isn't a ton of focus on the details/little things that make good teams great. It shows on the court

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thats telling and pathetic.

I have seen championship coaches (won national championship) practices.
they are serious, focused and precise.

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I've seen bits and pieces of LSU's practices. Much of it (not all) is basically like a YMCA game. All teams scrimmage and go live, but there is also a ton of teaching during those scrimmages. There isn't a whole helluva lot for LSU and the coaches allow the players to be relatively lazy in the drills they do.

Let's put it this way, there isn't a ton of focus on the details/little things that make good teams great. It shows on the court

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This is the gospel truth. I've wondered what Johnny's practices must be like and I swear this would be a perfect description of what I envisioned.