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Cup Game Number 3

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      Cs take on the Nets for this third cup game, I know I'm super excited. Cs need to win this game and build on the momentum from winning these last few games. Yet they trail by seven early. Joe calls a timeout and we need help! Cs still trail even after the timeout. They better wake up or this win streak will be out the door. Hauser just hasn't found his shot this season. He did a great job finding PP who did knock down the three. Cs are finally putting things together and are up by six. Their passing has been really good and their knocking down their shots. 

     Kudos to the Cs who have limited their turnovers unlike they did in Brooklyn. We see Queta with an excellent pass to Baylor for the deuce. Nice to see the big guy distributing the rock. Cs have lost the lead and need a timeout, they better wake the heck up. It's going to take a strong defensive effort to pull away from this Nets team. Anfernee Simons has such a sweet stroke. Huge rebound by Minott finding Simons for the three. Queta with an absolute poster on that dunk! That was freaking awesome! Took it right to the Nets defender. Cs have six minutes to go on a run and put this game away. We'll what a horrendous way to end the quarter. Cs trail at half and should be embarrassed. 

     This third has been rough but the Cs have fought back. They have trailed by at least ten Herr in the third. These refs suck and are sticking it to JB. Cs must lock in on defense or we are going to lose. These refs suck tonight, and are calling it in favor of the Nets. It feels like we are going to lose tonight. If that's the case we should be ashamed. I can't believe how poorly we are playing right now. This isn't even good basketball. I despise all these coaches challenges. Slows the damn game down to a crawl. 

     Queta with a heck of a block! Cs need to make a dent in this lead. Queta with a huge putback! Hugo diving on the floor is inspiring, and shows this kids heart. Cs are missing opportunities to get back in the game. If they can make these plays they will be right where they need to be. The lead is down to six and the Nets call a timeout. A few stops and scores and we can get a lead. Awful loss. Thoroughly disgusted. 

     

     

     
     

     
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