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Topic: Moving forward
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Bigcatdaddy
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posted 12-20-2025 09:52 PM
I’m stocking up on Rolaid’s and Pepcid. I’ll have ulcers by seasons end. Our PG’s shoulder is held together bubble gum and spit.
I get nervous when he gets a high five.
while today was great, it’s also a clear indicator that we are so close to an injury just tanking this team.
Lowe is a willing passer who can beat teams off the dribble. We don’t have that with our backup options.
Aberdeen does not look to pass and when he does he waits too long putting teammates in compromised positions.
He also seems to avoid passing at all to Chandler and Noah— but given their hesitation to shoot lately, it’s hard to blame him for it.
Just my $.02
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handycat
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posted 12-21-2025 08:29 AM
I agree, I think keeping Lowe healthy is key to our season. Chandler seems to be going backwards. I’m not sure Noah has the tools to be more than a fair role player.
Even if we keep Lowe and JQ healthy, I don’t see this team making a deep run in March.
[ 12-21-2025, 08:31 AM: Message edited by: handycat ]
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Bama Cat
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posted 12-21-2025 09:36 AM
Like you said, Lowe has to stay on the floor for 20+ minutes and JQ has to take charge like he did at one point in the game where he just decided he was going to score at will and block everything yhat he got close to. From there we need some guys to get hot with there 3 pointers.
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