I’ve got a bad feeling Hansen is going to tear us apart. And even if we somehow manage to shut him down, Sondegard will be right there waiting to pick up the pieces.
If we let the atmosphere get under our skin like it did back in Belgrade, we could end up facing an even more brutal blowout this time around.
dustypanther6 said:Good grief, Keta is basically drawing up an entirely different playbook for them now. This isn't even basketball anymore, for crying out loud.
Gerald Jones56 said:What a joke of an analysis. At the end of the day, one group takes a loss, the other takes an even bigger beating—and as for that last bunch? Honestly, I won't even dignify them with a mention. 😬
Wait, did they seriously not pull Zet from the lineup? He’s stuck playing just one single position—and honestly, he’s doing a mediocre job at it. Besides, Drago could easily step in and handle center duties.
Goluza is a total moron—he doesn't even know how to call a timeout properly. During those breaks, he just dictates ONE SINGLE play like: "Kopljar, stay right there; Bič and Duvnjak, cross paths; Vori, set a block."
For God's sake, if that's how timeouts are handled, we might as well not have them at all.
Kenneth Clark18 said:Oh, they absolutely are—they always have been. Our decline isn't just some fluke; it’s rooted in much deeper issues, stretching all the way back to when Nikola Jokić left the national team. Ever since then, we've been in this inexplicable downward spiral.
I’ve finally come to the conclusion that Kopljar is the one to blame here. He essentially left the goalie hanging on the D, expecting him to make a save instead of letting Omeyer break through.