Quinnerly
- Thread starter Bamagirl2018
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He’s had some bad games. But we’d be in trouble without him right now.
He had a terrible game and made some very bad decisions. But he is a huge key to Bama success this month.
Expect a bounce back game tomorrow. I bet he scores 15 points with 5 assist.
Expect a bounce back game tomorrow. I bet he scores 15 points with 5 assist.
He can play great like he did when he basically won Bama a couple of games down the stretch, or he can have stretches where he plays terrible. I’m still glad to have him because he has some big moments in his career.
He is schizophrenic. A split personality. Either really good or just horrible. No middle ground.
My frustration is I believe he shot 2-3 balls late in the shot inside of 10 ft and they were all air balls? Huh? You have to at least hit the rim so we have a shot at an offensive rebound.
JQ is like an over tuned sports car with loose shifter that you have to tinker with all the time to keep it working right. When it's right there aren't many guards in the college game that can match him, when it isn't you see a lot of backfires and bad shifting.
He will bounce back.
Played hard on defense and deliveredsome outstanding assists.
But terrible shot selection; dribbled too much and, worst of all, indecisive at the end of the shot clock
Played hard on defense and deliveredsome outstanding assists.
But terrible shot selection; dribbled too much and, worst of all, indecisive at the end of the shot clock
While he didn’t score well, he had a 7:1 assist to turnover ratio. He kept us in the game with great passing throughout
I'll never understand how these players shoot airballs when they have open shots. Don't they practice? I've played basketball for years and almost never shoot an airball, even when covered. And I'm no great college ball player either.
That's my thought too. I have always been a good dribbler and passer but a horrible shooter from the outside. But at least I would always hit (break) the rim. Geez.
You called it my friend. He actually did better than that.
