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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by IUPalum View Post

    So it's ok to not get a consequence for poor behavior. Noted, guess people can do whatever the heck they want and get away with it.
    I was a little skeptical this year when the KCAC changed its alcohol policy (i.e. you can take drinks to your seats).

    Luckily, there haven't been any issues yet. Although, I will say it has livened the place up.


    Now, you act like the Clarion fools at the KCAC ... your a$$es would be ejected within minutes.

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  • IUPalum
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    Originally posted by Ship69 View Post

    Most people do learn along the way. Those that don't generally suffer consequences sooner or later. "Consequenced?"
    So it's ok to not get a consequence for poor behavior. Noted, guess people can do whatever the heck they want and get away with it.

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by Ship69 View Post

    Most people do learn along the way. Those that don't generally suffer consequences sooner or later. "Consequenced?"
    Hopefully they learned how to behave in a public setting. You can cheer, yell and heckle all you want, but there is a line in the sand. You can't yell the things they were yelling in a school-run facility and expect nothing to happen. What's funny is they got tossed with 18 seconds left in the game. Granted, they should have at least been warned early in the first half.

    Their refusal to leave and back-and-forth with the cop ... they were probably about another minute or two from being cuffed.

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  • Ship69
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    Originally posted by IUPalum View Post

    You don't learn if you aren't consequenced for your actions!!!
    Most people do learn along the way. Those that don't generally suffer consequences sooner or later. "Consequenced?"

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  • IUPalum
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    Originally posted by Ship69 View Post

    You're the same person you were at 19 or 20? I'm sure glad I'm not.
    You don't learn if you aren't consequenced for your actions!!!

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  • Ship69
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    Originally posted by IUPNation View Post

    They are over 18. Treat them like crap.

    If IUP students did this we’d never hear the end of it.
    You're the same person you were at 19 or 20? I'm sure glad I'm not.

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  • IUPNation
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    Originally posted by Ship69 View Post

    Or maybe you should realize that they're a group of stupid college kids and not let them get under your skin.
    They are over 18. Treat them like crap.

    If IUP students did this we’d never hear the end of it.

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  • IUPalum
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post

    Classic at the beginning. After Joe's first answer the host said "Well I had 9 questions prepared but you just answered 6 of them."


    That's a Joe interview for sure.
    He’s always spot on with what he wants to say vs what he doesn’t. Jack has a hard time interviewing him.

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by IUPalum View Post
    Joe had a nice interview on the NABC podcast

    http://wavve.link/nabc
    Classic at the beginning. After Joe's first answer the host said "Well I had 9 questions prepared but you just answered 6 of them."


    That's a Joe interview for sure.

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  • IUPalum
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    Joe had a nice interview on the NABC podcast

    http://wavve.link/nabc

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  • IUPalum
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    Originally posted by EyeoftheHawk View Post

    Great stuff as always. You hesitate to think they’re tired, but they’ve kind of played like it. Expending the energy they do on the defensive end can impact the offensive end, although I don’t believe that’s the problem. Finally, it’s a long season and sometimes teams just get in a slump. Maybe that’s what this is for IUP. It had to be mentally taxing to stay unbeaten and #1 all that time and it may have taken a toll. Let’s just hope they break out of it down the stretch and heading into the post-season. The schedule, other than the trip to Cal, sets up pretty good for them.
    They break out tomorrow and put up a crooked number against a terrile Boro team! I'm calling it now!

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  • EyeoftheHawk
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    Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View Post
    Here are some numbers to get your week off to a rough start:

    * IUP's struggling offense scored 49 total points at Mercyhurst. California scored 48 points on the Lakers, in Erie, in the second half.

    * IUP scored 87 points in the first Clarion game -- and called off the dogs with about 7-8 minutes to go. Two days ago, IUP struggled to put up 70 points against a lineup that started (4) freshman. IUP's final 6 points all call at the FT line.

    * IUP's offense last broke 80 points on Jan. 21 -- that's a span of 8 games at 79 points or less. IUP is averaging just 69.5 ppg over its past (8) games. That is down nearly 12 ppg from a month ago.

    * Trey ball shooting last 7 games:
    - 7-23, 6-20, 6-22, 8-29, 11-22, 6-22, 6-23

    * Playing to their opponents?
    - IUP, of late, has scored more points against perceived strong teams than it has scored against teams well below .500

    The savior, of course, has been their nasty defense.

    - During this offensive funk, the Hawks held some high-scoring teams to very minimal totals.
    - SRU (57), East Stroudsburg (53), Seton Hill (52), Mercyhurst (62), UPJ (60)


    Edinboro visits the KCAC in 48 hours. This whole slump started in McComb. Hopefully it ends with the Fighting Scots.
    Great stuff as always. You hesitate to think they’re tired, but they’ve kind of played like it. Expending the energy they do on the defensive end can impact the offensive end, although I don’t believe that’s the problem. Finally, it’s a long season and sometimes teams just get in a slump. Maybe that’s what this is for IUP. It had to be mentally taxing to stay unbeaten and #1 all that time and it may have taken a toll. Let’s just hope they break out of it down the stretch and heading into the post-season. The schedule, other than the trip to Cal, sets up pretty good for them.

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Here are some numbers to get your week off to a rough start:

    * IUP's struggling offense scored 49 total points at Mercyhurst. California scored 48 points on the Lakers, in Erie, in the second half.

    * IUP scored 87 points in the first Clarion game -- and called off the dogs with about 7-8 minutes to go. Two days ago, IUP struggled to put up 70 points against a lineup that started (4) freshman. IUP's final 6 points all call at the FT line.

    * IUP's offense last broke 80 points on Jan. 21 -- that's a span of 8 games at 79 points or less. IUP is averaging just 69.5 ppg over its past (8) games. That is down nearly 12 ppg from a month ago.

    * Trey ball shooting last 7 games:
    - 7-23, 6-20, 6-22, 8-29, 11-22, 6-22, 6-23

    * Playing to their opponents?
    - IUP, of late, has scored more points against perceived strong teams than it has scored against teams well below .500

    The savior, of course, has been their nasty defense.

    - During this offensive funk, the Hawks held some high-scoring teams to very minimal totals.
    - SRU (57), East Stroudsburg (53), Seton Hill (52), Mercyhurst (62), UPJ (60)


    Edinboro visits the KCAC in 48 hours. This whole slump started in McComb. Hopefully it ends with the Fighting Scots.

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by EyeoftheHawk View Post
    Frustrating to watch, yes. That said, championship quality teams find ways to win games like that and that’s what IUP did. A lot of great teams also play to the level of their competition. I think I make that complaint about every team I follow. Well, maybe except the Pirates because you hope their opponents play down to their level.

    I think IUP has had enough of the regular season. They’ll get themselves up for the better teams (UPJ the other night), but sleepwalk through the others. They want to play for trophies at this point. That’s no excuse for unfocused play, but they are young adults and will sometimes approach things in young adult ways.
    I'd agree they are mentally done with the regular season. However, these are extremely important games. You'd hate to see them blow hosting another Regional because they fell asleep against a 3-21 team.

    Clarion played out of its mind yesterday for 30 minutes. No doubt about it. They were fired up and fought hard. They should have won that game. Their inexperience showed when it was time to close the door. IUP started lackadaisical (again) and Clarion quickly got hope, confidence and momentum.

    I don't think it's as simple as saying IUP isn't getting up for these games. This team has some issues. Winning has masked some things.

    They beat Clarion by 37 a month ago. They should have lost yesterday. That's a pretty big swing.

    This scoring funk should work itself out. But, Clarion's offense shredded them for 30 minutes yesterday. What was amazing was Clarion was on fire from deep ... and IUP wasn't making any adjustments to shut off the trey. They were taking WIDE OPEN deep shots all day.

    IUP got some calls yesterday. They got lucky to win that game.

    Edinboro is next and IUP struggled with them 3 weeks ago.

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  • IUPbigINDIANS
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    Originally posted by EyeoftheHawk View Post

    I think today was more about IUP than Clarion. If Clarion would have come in at 16-8, IUP would have played far better. And geez, there were some really trashy comments coming out of that Clarion crowd. I went back and watched it again and there was some embarrassing stuff there. Way to show your a$$ today Clarion, my goodness.
    The one official (tall black guy) is actually who requested security to remove those 7-8 Clarion students from the game. He went to the scorers' table and stopped the game.

    ​​​
    It's amazing you can be in college and not realize if you sit and yell f-bombs all day at a public event there will be repercussions.

    Granted, they got away with it until the final minute of the game and it took the official to remedy it (and not Clarion game-day staff).

    The group refused to leave and it appeared the police officer was calling for backup. It was a real female cop (not a rental). They finally left (escorted) and threw their water bottles on the ground.

    All in all it was a classy event.

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