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re: How didn’t LSU win the NCAA Championship in 89/90?
Posted on 3/19/23 at 5:27 pm to Madking
Posted on 3/19/23 at 5:27 pm to Madking
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We lost to a 13 win Auburn team in the SEC tourney. Something else excuse makers never talk about is that LSU was ranked #2 in the country to start that season. The season was a massive failure by our coach.
It was definitely a disappointing season. We should have won the SEC, instead of losing to a decent but by no means great UGA team, TWICE. Including at home when we missed the front end of 1 and 1 free throw something stupid
Like 11 times in the 2nd half.
The team still should have made the final four or at least the elite eight. No one was going to beat UNLV ( and don’t give me we beat them in the regular season, I was there, they had a couple of guys suspended and it was at home) Ga Tech was also loaded we got stuck playing them in the 2nd round because of the disappointing regular season.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 5:28 pm to BowDownToLSU
If we beat Georgia Tech that year we for sure go to the final four.
That team got Dale Brown’d.
That team got Dale Brown’d.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 5:35 pm to BowDownToLSU
They lost by 3 points to Georgia Tech which would have put them in New Orleans for a chance to go to the final four. Georgia Tech had Kenny Anderson who had a good pro career and also Dennis Scott who had a very good pro career. Sure, LSU had Shaq and Chris Jackson with Stanley Roberts, but LSU didn't have a stud backup point guard. Great guard play wins in the NCAA tourney. BTW: Georgia Tech went on to lose to UNLV in the final four and then UNLV won the next game to win the natty. Georgia Tech was a way better free throw shooting team than LSU also. People give Dale a hard time and we all know he wasn't a great X's and O's guy but I don't think he was the main reason that LSU couldn't get it done. They ran into a buzzsaw in Georgia Tech.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 5:35 pm to prplhze2000
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Dale Brown and tex winter was no longer on staff
prplhze, you do realize LSU had been running Tex's offense for years before he came and coached as an assistant?
And would run it long years after, the game changer is Chris, we had to change the offense to fit his style of play and do not forget all those time outs Dale had to call to tell Chris to shoot more.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 5:37 pm to BowDownToLSU
Daddy Dale was too busy trying to find BigFoot and the Ark of the Convenant vs. actually doing his job and learning Xs and Os.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 5:40 pm to GeorgeWest
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CJ's doctor changed CJ's meds that week
This is totally true and overlooked.
Lethal weapon 3 was the real deal, however even with Chris healthy GT still had that shooters chance. We just had a really crappy draw and ran into a hot 3 point shooting team, it happens.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 5:46 pm to Broski
quote:this is the right answer. He had no clue how to coach a team full of talent and use their full potential. When his teams were the favorite he struggled
Dale Brown
Posted on 3/19/23 at 5:51 pm to otowntiger
otowntiger, I am guessing then that Dean Smith is the worse coach in NCAA history.
As North Carolina was loaded and favorited to win years on end only to lose more times than they were favorited to win it all?
And remember LSU was never favored to win it all.
As North Carolina was loaded and favorited to win years on end only to lose more times than they were favorited to win it all?
And remember LSU was never favored to win it all.
This post was edited on 3/19/23 at 5:54 pm
Posted on 3/19/23 at 6:28 pm to tigger1
Harold was the Parade All American not Carol.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 6:39 pm to Madking
Parade All American teams 1988 and 1989
1988 Kenny Anderson Archbishop Molloy Eric Anderson St. Francis de Sales Arron Bain Flint Hill Damon Bailey Bedford-North Lawrence
[60][61]
LaPhonso Ellis Lincoln Milton Bell John Marshall Mark Baker Dunbar Harold Boudreaux Cecilia
Chris Jackson Gulfport Christian Laettner Nichols Elmer Bennett Bellaire Antoine Davison Collins
Jim Jackson Macomber-Whitney Don MacLean Simi Valley Todd Day Hamilton Jamal Faulkner Christ the King
Shawn Kemp Concord Jerrod Mustaf DeMatha Marc Dowdell Christian Brothers Academy Robert Horry Andalusia
Darrick Martin St. Anthony Anthony Peeler Paseo Litterial Green Moss Point Bobby Hurley St. Anthony
Chris Mills Fairfax Stacey Poole Forrest Donald Hodge Coolidge Chris Jent Sparta
Alonzo Mourning Indian River César Portillo Miami Senior Zan Mason Westchester Adam Keefe Woodbridge
Billy Owens Carlisle Matt Steigenga South Christian Conrad McRae Brooklyn Tech Lee Mayberry Will Rogers
Stanley Roberts Lower Richland Everick Sullivan Hillcrest Crawford Palmer Washington Lee Mike Peplowski De La Salle
Malik Sealy St. Nicholas of Tolentine Robert Werdann Archbishop Molloy Chris Smith Kolbe Cathedral Orlando Vega Oak Hill Academy
Kenny Williams Northeastern David Young Greenville Bryant Stith Brunswick Greg Woodward McQuaid Jesuit
1989 Kenny Anderson Archbishop Molloy Adrian Autry St. Nicholas of Tolentine Shawn Bradley Emery County Anthony Douglas East
[62][63]
Arron Bain Flint Hill Prep Damon Bailey Bedford-North Lawrence Mitchell Butler Oakwood Mike Hughes Peoria
Doug Edwards Miami Senior Darryl Barnes Franklin K. Lane Deryl Cunningham St. Joseph Lee Mayberry Cheyenne East
Darrin Hancock Griffin Carroll Boudreaux Cecilia Travis Ford Madisonville North Hopkins Billy McCaffrey Central Catholic
Allan Houston Ballard Jamie Brandon Martin Luther King Shaun Golden Riverside Eric Mobley Salesian
Bobby Hurley St. Anthony Calvin Byrd St. Joseph Notre Dame Greg Graham Warren Central Dwayne Morton Central
Jim Jackson Macomber-Whitney Jamal Faulkner Christ the King Orlando Lightfoot Chattanooga Lloyd Mumford Lexington
Ed O'Bannon Artesia Michael Tate Oxon Hill Malcolm Mackey Brainerd Chris Reynolds Peoria Central
Shaquille O'Neal Robert G. Cole Jeff Webster Carl Albert Zan Mason Westchester James Robinson Murrah
Deon Thomas Simeon Matt Wenstrom Mayde Creek Conrad McRae Brooklyn Tech Tony Tolbert St. Martin DePorres
1988 Kenny Anderson Archbishop Molloy Eric Anderson St. Francis de Sales Arron Bain Flint Hill Damon Bailey Bedford-North Lawrence
[60][61]
LaPhonso Ellis Lincoln Milton Bell John Marshall Mark Baker Dunbar Harold Boudreaux Cecilia
Chris Jackson Gulfport Christian Laettner Nichols Elmer Bennett Bellaire Antoine Davison Collins
Jim Jackson Macomber-Whitney Don MacLean Simi Valley Todd Day Hamilton Jamal Faulkner Christ the King
Shawn Kemp Concord Jerrod Mustaf DeMatha Marc Dowdell Christian Brothers Academy Robert Horry Andalusia
Darrick Martin St. Anthony Anthony Peeler Paseo Litterial Green Moss Point Bobby Hurley St. Anthony
Chris Mills Fairfax Stacey Poole Forrest Donald Hodge Coolidge Chris Jent Sparta
Alonzo Mourning Indian River César Portillo Miami Senior Zan Mason Westchester Adam Keefe Woodbridge
Billy Owens Carlisle Matt Steigenga South Christian Conrad McRae Brooklyn Tech Lee Mayberry Will Rogers
Stanley Roberts Lower Richland Everick Sullivan Hillcrest Crawford Palmer Washington Lee Mike Peplowski De La Salle
Malik Sealy St. Nicholas of Tolentine Robert Werdann Archbishop Molloy Chris Smith Kolbe Cathedral Orlando Vega Oak Hill Academy
Kenny Williams Northeastern David Young Greenville Bryant Stith Brunswick Greg Woodward McQuaid Jesuit
1989 Kenny Anderson Archbishop Molloy Adrian Autry St. Nicholas of Tolentine Shawn Bradley Emery County Anthony Douglas East
[62][63]
Arron Bain Flint Hill Prep Damon Bailey Bedford-North Lawrence Mitchell Butler Oakwood Mike Hughes Peoria
Doug Edwards Miami Senior Darryl Barnes Franklin K. Lane Deryl Cunningham St. Joseph Lee Mayberry Cheyenne East
Darrin Hancock Griffin Carroll Boudreaux Cecilia Travis Ford Madisonville North Hopkins Billy McCaffrey Central Catholic
Allan Houston Ballard Jamie Brandon Martin Luther King Shaun Golden Riverside Eric Mobley Salesian
Bobby Hurley St. Anthony Calvin Byrd St. Joseph Notre Dame Greg Graham Warren Central Dwayne Morton Central
Jim Jackson Macomber-Whitney Jamal Faulkner Christ the King Orlando Lightfoot Chattanooga Lloyd Mumford Lexington
Ed O'Bannon Artesia Michael Tate Oxon Hill Malcolm Mackey Brainerd Chris Reynolds Peoria Central
Shaquille O'Neal Robert G. Cole Jeff Webster Carl Albert Zan Mason Westchester James Robinson Murrah
Deon Thomas Simeon Matt Wenstrom Mayde Creek Conrad McRae Brooklyn Tech Tony Tolbert St. Martin DePorres
Posted on 3/19/23 at 6:43 pm to tigger1
You didn't see innovative coaching out of LSU during Dale Brown's tenure after Tex left.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 6:51 pm to Madking
Madking That is the 4th team Harold was rated right at 25th best in 1988 and that is from memory, Carol was a top 12 type player who had the issue out of high school that hit most Louisiana players at the time, so was dropped in rankings.
Bob Gibbons had him as high as 8th best at one time and his brother as high as 14th. But dropped both down late in the season when the issues started to show up in the papers.
I worked for Bob on the side back in those days.
Bob Gibbons had him as high as 8th best at one time and his brother as high as 14th. But dropped both down late in the season when the issues started to show up in the papers.
I worked for Bob on the side back in those days.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 6:54 pm to tigger1
Harold was at LSU the year Carol had his big season. When they were together Harold was an AA, Carol wasn’t.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 7:41 pm to BowDownToLSU
Consistently inconsistent. We'd play or beat LMU UNLV! then lose on the road to friggin Vanderbilt.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 7:43 pm to BowDownToLSU
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Dale had a dominating team
Posted on 3/19/23 at 7:47 pm to Lsupimp
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Georgia Tech was well balanced and more seasoned.
Caught fire at the right time. Also beat 1 seed Mich State, and only lost to Champion Unlv.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 7:53 pm to LSUlefty
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CJ was so damn good.
I was about 8 at the time and it was really the first time I had ever seen anyone play basketball at a high level. Really my first memory of the sport
Posted on 3/19/23 at 8:02 pm to St Augustine
quote:He had the best crossover jump shot I’ve ever seen. Such a pure shooter.
CJ was so damn good.
Posted on 3/19/23 at 8:06 pm to BeeFense5
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Because will Wade wasn’t coaching yet
No doubt about it. Wade’s tournament record speaks for itself. He would have had this star-packed LSU team in the Final Four just like all of his other teams.
Damn! I miss Will Wade. That guy was the best. THE BEST!!
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