View Full Version : Do San Antonio public schools not teach math?
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:07 AM
This is a serious question. Idk how many comments I've read about how Phoenix shot extremely well against the Spurs and now that their hot shooting isn't continuing that's why they got creamed by LA. Lets look at the numbers you guys seem too stupid to figure out on your own.
The Suns made a total of 156 field goals against the Spurs
The Suns attempted a total of 324 field goals against the Spurs
Maybe your fingers are too fat to operate a calculator correctly, so it's lets note 156/324 = .481, which is equivalent to 48.1%.
Against LA on Monday, Phoenix shot 49.4%. I figured the way you guys constantly point out 4 is a greater number than 0 you would know 49.4 is a greater number than 48.1, but just in case, I'll say it: 49.4 is a greater number than 48.1. In other words, Phoenix actually shot better against LA on Monday than they did against SA over the 4 games. There are plenty of reasons why Phoenix beat SA and won't beat LA, this myth about hot shooting Spurfan is using to make excuses for losing isn't one of them.
Ghazi
05-19-2010, 01:08 AM
3 pointers :hat
PGDynasty24
05-19-2010, 01:08 AM
Spurs fans just get butthurt and make up excuses like saying the Suns play was an abberation. Suns dominated the spurs and were a better team. nuff said
21_Dickings
05-19-2010, 01:09 AM
For the sake of the argument, can you dig up the TS% stat and compare that?
Example: 4-10 from 3 > 5-10 from 2.
monosylab1k
05-19-2010, 01:09 AM
it's almost as bad as lakaluva and reading comprehension :lmao
BadOdor
05-19-2010, 01:10 AM
Spur fan can't accept that fact that it wasn't that the suns just "got lucky", it's that when you have bonner playing significant minutes on your team, you're gonna get owned.
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:12 AM
Spu fan can't accpet that fact that it wasn't that the suns just "got lucky", it's that when you have bonner playing significant minutes on your team, you're gonna get owned.
This is basically what they're saying:
The fact Odom is capable of defending Frye way better than Bonner is irrelevant. Frye making wide open 3's Bonner was too slow to contest was a fluke that would only happen against the Spurs!
monosylab1k
05-19-2010, 01:14 AM
Spur Fan is just lucky that Dallas is Dallas. They never should have had the privilege of getting their shit pushed in by PHX. They were a shitty 7th seed that managed to beat a superior team prone to choking. Having an asshole moron of a coach didn't help things.
21_Dickings
05-19-2010, 01:18 AM
TS for the respective series so far:
PHX TS%
Game 1: 605
Game 2: 575
Game 3: 636
Game 4: 573
Game 1 of the WCF: 575
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:20 AM
TS for the respective series so far:
PHX TS%
Game 1: 605
Game 2: 575
Game 3: 636
Game 4: 573
Game 1 of the WCF: 575
Sup Findog.
So with a TS% as low as or lower than game 1, the Suns still managed to beat the Spurs in both games. Yep, the Spurs just got unlucky.
midnightpulp
05-19-2010, 01:36 AM
Sup Findog.
So with a TS% as low as or lower than game 1, the Suns still managed to beat the Spurs in both games. Yep, the Spurs just got unlucky.
Spurs didn't get unlucky. Only butthurt Spurs fans spin that bullshit.
Their defense was fine in that series. But with Manu, Hill, and Duncan playing below average, they just couldn't manufacture enough offense like they could in the past.
Back then, even when the Spurs were a top defensive team, they would still give up 110-115 to the Suns, but score 120-125 themselves.
21_Blessings
05-19-2010, 01:37 AM
Texas education :lmao
Trainwreck2100
05-19-2010, 01:38 AM
Son you don't need math to prove your point, it's pretty simple actually. Spurs/Suns game 1. Suns had 102 points, Suns/Lakers game 1 suns had 102 points. The Lakers just didn't miss layups or wide open 3 pointers like the Spurs did against that vaunted Suns defense
redzero
05-19-2010, 01:38 AM
>implying that most Spurs fans here aren't bandwagoners who have probably never been to San Antonio
Blake
05-19-2010, 01:39 AM
4>0
/end thread
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:39 AM
4>0
/end thread
I agree, 4 wins is greater than 0 wins.
4>0
/end thread
:lobt2::lobt2::lobt2::lobt2:> 0
Damnit, you beat me to it.
Ignignokt
05-19-2010, 01:42 AM
You know.. DICKSndamoufKACKSndazz has a point.
Texas education :lmao
Are you from California? I hope so.
Texas >>>>>>>>>> California
But, when Dragic goes off for 23 in the 4th against LA, then I'll be happy. Oh and when your bench lights it up from 3 point land that'd be nice too.
Thanks
Trainwreck2100
05-19-2010, 01:49 AM
Texas education :lmao
:lol texas education oh wait cali's books are chosen based on what books Texas chooses. Also :rollin public education anywhere, my parents loved me enough to send me to private school
xellos88330
05-19-2010, 04:19 AM
Timely 3pt shots by the Suns after missed Spur FT. That was the case the whole series.
Spurs up by 15, miss two free throws and the Suns hit a 3. 12pt game.
Spurs miss two more free throws Pheonix hits a 3. 9pt game.
Spurs miss a shot, Phoenix hits a jumper. 7 pt game.
Spurs hit 1 of 2 FT, Phoenix hits a 3, 5 pt game.
Spurs miss a shot, Phoenix gets 3 offensive rebounds and hits a 3.
Saw that happen on several occasions. Spurs fucked themselves really. Incompetence at the free throw line on the defensive glass, and feeling sorry for themselves because they couldn't hit free throws caused shitty defense.
Phoenix hit their open 3's vs the Spurs. Against the Lakers didn't make nearly as many open 3's.
Shastafarian
05-19-2010, 04:19 AM
Phoenix shot 46% from three against San Antonio's 35%. Phoenix shot 22% from 3 against LA's 47%. Is that enough math for you SANDinVAGINA? Talk about being butthurt. Two threads about the Spurs in the NBA Forum?
mingus
05-19-2010, 05:11 AM
Spurs sucked in many ways, allowing high fg% included. they lacked the defense and offense in that series.
rarely ever will a team lose when they shoot that high, though, unless you get the shitty defense that Amare played... if he can manage to not let Odom look like an all-star, the game is within reach. Odom is the x-factor.
Muser
05-19-2010, 05:22 AM
Who is defending the Spurs? They sucked ass.
scanry
05-19-2010, 05:40 AM
Playing the Mavs in the first round took its toll on the Spurs. They came out flat against PHX and really i mean really bent over for PHX.
The Spurs won 4 out of the 5 closely contested games against Dallas, and lost 3 out 3 closely contested games against PHX.
TheManFromAcme
05-19-2010, 08:06 AM
Playing the Mavs in the first round took its toll on the Spurs. They came out flat against PHX and really i mean really bent over for PHX.
The Spurs won 4 out of the 5 closely contested games against Dallas, and lost 3 out 3 closely contested games against PHX.
I agree. By the time they met the Suns they were spent. I had the Spurs winning that series but fuel was the culprit here. Not taking anything from the Suns. They played fantastic but 2 dynamics were at work here; You had a Spurs team that wanted revenge on a team that took em out a year prior and laid it all on the line with them and you had a Suns team who has no beef with the Blazers hence not a passionate series but laid it all on the line with the Spurs. The Suns, through scheduling in my opionion, had more energy to spend on the one foe that always gave them a headache....The Spurs.
D-Wade #3
05-19-2010, 08:08 AM
Texas education :lmao
L.A. education - Click Clack Pow, officer down
SourCandy
05-19-2010, 08:14 AM
L.A. education - Click Clack Pow, officer down
:lol
Agloco
05-19-2010, 08:24 AM
This is a serious question. Idk how many comments I've read about how Phoenix shot extremely well against the Spurs and now that their hot shooting isn't continuing that's why they got creamed by LA. Lets look at the numbers you guys seem too stupid to figure out on your own.
The Suns made a total of 156 field goals against the Spurs
The Suns attempted a total of 324 field goals against the Spurs
Maybe your fingers are too fat to operate a calculator correctly, so it's lets note 156/324 = .481, which is equivalent to 48.1%.
Against LA on Monday, Phoenix shot 49.4%. I figured the way you guys constantly point out 4 is a greater number than 0 you would know 49.4 is a greater number than 48.1, but just in case, I'll say it: 49.4 is a greater number than 48.1. In other words, Phoenix actually shot better against LA on Monday than they did against SA over the 4 games. There are plenty of reasons why Phoenix beat SA and won't beat LA, this myth about hot shooting Spurfan is using to make excuses for losing isn't one of them.
Phoenix shot 46% from three against San Antonio's 35%. Phoenix shot 22% from 3 against LA's 47%. Is that enough math for you SANDinVAGINA? Talk about being butthurt. Two threads about the Spurs in the NBA Forum?
Rofl DoK....you're better than this.
Most are quoting the three point shooting. Thanks for playing anyway.
Biggems
05-19-2010, 09:14 AM
I grew up in SA and my math is just fine....I will admit, I suck at Calculus, but I can handle 4 > 0.
TheManFromAcme
05-19-2010, 09:25 AM
I grew up in SA and my math is just fine....I will admit, I suck at Calculus, but I can handle 4 > 0.
:lol
TJastal
05-19-2010, 10:51 AM
Rofl DoK....you're better than this.
Most are quoting the three point shooting. Thanks for playing anyway.
3pt% is an important stat and shouldn't be overlooked.
But even if PHO shot 46% against the lakers as they did vs the spurs they would have added 5 extra 3's (15 pts). And still get beat 128-122.
The biggest story of game 1 IMO was how David Stern's new point man Scott Foster and crew cut Grant Hill's heart out and fed it to the alligators.. no way does Kobe shoot over 50% if Hill is allowed to play defense out there, he would have been lucky to hit 35%.
Game 2 tonight we'll see a new crew chief and things may be just a tad different out there this time.
Muser
05-19-2010, 11:04 AM
Does it matter what they shot? The Suns fucking swept them.
dbestpro
05-19-2010, 11:47 AM
This is basically what they're saying:
The fact Odom is capable of defending Frye way better than Bonner is irrelevant. Frye making wide open 3's Bonner was too slow to contest was a fluke that would only happen against the Spurs!
So who you gonna take in next year's lottery what with Amare gone?
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 12:01 PM
So who you gonna take in next year's lottery what with Amare gone?
Great smack talk, talking shit about something that hasn't happened yet.
Spur_Fanatic
05-19-2010, 12:53 PM
this myth about hot shooting Spurfan is using to make excuses for losing isn't one of them
Look at the little Suns fan, all grown up. Seriously, you finally win one series after so many years and tries, and they get a bit too cocky.
A Suns fan can never complain about being a sore loser, which is a complete hypocresy.
And Suns won cause their role players clicked at the right time,
and the Spurs role players never did.
Ignorant Spurs fan
05-19-2010, 12:56 PM
The Suns gave it all out to beat big Brother. They just wanted to beat the Spurs and that's it.
I mean, how can you not get up to play the 4 time NBA champions San Antonio Spurs?
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:02 PM
A Suns fan can never complain about being a sore loser, which is a complete hypocresy.
I guess San Antonio public schools don't teach you how to spell hypocrisy either.
Spur_Fanatic
05-19-2010, 01:03 PM
I understand that after so many years, now the Suns fans can actually be proud of something. I really do hope the Suns win it all, cause...
- I don't want Artest to win a ring,
- KG is an ass,
- My gf is a Orlando fan and likes to brag.
But if the Suns don't win it all again, expect some serious backlash on the forum, lol.
Let's face it, though. It's like like the Suns have a great chance to win it all. They are simply not constructed to win. Their players, aside of Nash, don't have that hunger. And Amare still doesn't want to train his defense skills. I applaud Gentry's effort and herculean task to put some defense mindset on the team, though.
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:05 PM
And Suns won cause their role players clicked at the right time,
and the Spurs role players never did.
Yeah, in other words, the Suns were a better team. In 2007 when the Spurs role players did what they were supposed to and Phoenix's role players (outside of Kurt Thomas) curled up in a ball and did nothing, the Spurs were a better team and they won. Idk what's so hard about the "the better team won" concept.
Spur_Fanatic
05-19-2010, 01:05 PM
I guess San Antonio public schools don't teach you how to spell hypocrisy either.
Sorry, english is my 3rd/4th language. And if we are being touchy, it's "San Antonio's", right? What's your excuse?
Oh, and I don't live in SA, btw. But you would do well to cool down a little, as you are in a Spurs forum. This forum rocks, cause had I been on a Suns forum, and said: "Arizona is a known nazi bunker" I'd expect to be banned almost inmediately.
Spur_Fanatic
05-19-2010, 01:08 PM
Yeah, in other words, the Suns were a better team. In 2007 when the Spurs role players did what they were supposed to and Phoenix's role players (outside of Kurt Thomas) curled up in a ball and did nothing, the Spurs were a better team and they won. Idk what's so hard about the "the better team won" concept.
You are new to the "winning" notion, so you are excused: I never said Suns were an undeserving team. The team that wins is the best team.
Of course, what matters is to win it all, but Suns still have a chance to go that far, and I hope they do.
Now, because the Suns won, you can finally admit it, of course.
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:09 PM
I understand that after so many years, now the Suns fans can actually be proud of something. I really do hope the Suns win it all, cause...
- I don't want Artest to win a ring,
- KG is an ass,
- My gf is a Orlando fan and likes to brag.
But if the Suns don't win it all again, expect some serious backlash on the forum, lol.
Let's face it, though. It's like like the Suns have a great chance to win it all. They are simply not constructed to win. Their players, aside of Nash, don't have that hunger. And Amare still doesn't want to train his defense skills. I applaud Gentry's effort and herculean task to put some defense mindset on the team, though.
Yeah, LA is a better team than Phoenix, so naturally Phoenix isn't getting the easy looks against LA they got against SA. I wasn't expecting Phoenix to beat LA, the only point of this thread was to point out how retarded it is to think Phoenix had some fluke shooting performance against SA.
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:10 PM
You are new to the "winning" notion
I have as many rings as you do, so no newer to it than you are.
Spur_Fanatic
05-19-2010, 01:17 PM
I have as many rings as you do, so no newer to it than you are.
I only have one ring, my marriage ring. So you are a Suns player that has won an NBA championship (too lazy to check if any, but just in case: "I hate you!"),
or you are a stereotypical rap singer (of you could be a woman, they do use a lot more rings that us).
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:17 PM
Oh, and I don't live in SA, btw.
lol bandwagoner
Spur_Fanatic
05-19-2010, 01:21 PM
Oh, then that means you live in Phoenix, the new Berlin.
If not, you are also not a "true" fan.
If that's how it is, fair enough. I was banned from a PHX forum cause I said the Suns are simply not hungry enough (back a few years ago, mind you).
This forum is generous on letting someone diss their team's home city. Kudos to you. ;)
all i know is, Frye and Dudley were absolutely on fire from 3-land in their first 2 series, especially against the spurs these 2 guys hit virtually ALL their 3-pointers.
they got basically the same looks against LA and went 1-9 or something like that.
Shastafarian
05-19-2010, 01:30 PM
Yeah, in other words, the Suns were a better team. In 2007 when the Spurs role players did what they were supposed to and Phoenix's role players (outside of Kurt Thomas) curled up in a ball and did nothing, the Spurs were a better team and they won. Idk what's so hard about the "the better team won" concept.
Who is arguing that the better team lost?
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:39 PM
Who is arguing that the better team lost?
I read the comments about how Phoenix had a lucky shooting streak as basically saying the Spurs were better and Phoenix just happened to shoot extremely well against them.
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:40 PM
all i know is, Frye and Dudley were absolutely on fire from 3-land in their first 2 series, especially against the spurs these 2 guys hit virtually ALL their 3-pointers.
they got basically the same looks against LA and went 1-9 or something like that.
whottt?
Shastafarian
05-19-2010, 01:42 PM
I read the comments about how Phoenix had a lucky shooting streak as basically saying the Spurs were better and Phoenix just happened to shoot extremely well against them.
You as a non-retard should know there's not such thing as luck in basketball. Unless you're talking about lucky bounces. And those are too rare to consider. Players get hot and cold. Guys like Frye are streaky and he happened to be hot in the Spurs series. Hence, the Suns were the better team. Would it have been a different series if Frye was missing threes against San Antonio? Who knows and who cares. It's in the past. Focus on the current series.
whottt?
they did, the 3's they swished against SA were MOSTLY defended decently, they just swished them anyways. go look at the highlights.
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:50 PM
You as a non-retard should know there's not such thing as luck in basketball. Unless you're talking about lucky bounces. And those are too rare to consider. Players get hot and cold. Guys like Frye are streaky and he happened to be hot in the Spurs series. Hence, the Suns were the better team. Would it have been a different series if Frye was missing threes against San Antonio? Who knows and who cares. It's in the past. Focus on the current series.
I wouldn't call it streaky, I'd call Frye a player who can be productive against mediocre or bad defenses and completely useless against good defenses. Just my opinion. Having guys like Frye playing key rotation minutes is why Phoenix is gonna lost to LA.
heres some math for you
Frye vs SA:
gm 1: 50%
gm 2: 83%
gm 3: 60%
gm 4: 29%
so thru the first 3 games Frye was hitting 67% (10-15) beyond the arc.
series total 55%.
Dudley hit 40% against SA.
now lets look at gm 1 vs LA; these same two men shot:
Frye: 14% (1-7)
Dudley: 20% (1-5)
so while they were hitting an average of 50% 3-pointers over the course of 4 games, with Frye hitting 67% 3-pointers thru the first 3 games, they shot 17% against LA.
50% vs. 17%
thats what people are talking about
DesignatedT
05-19-2010, 01:55 PM
Suns are getting a lot of the same looks vs LA. Suns had confidence against the Spurs for once. There whole team was shooting with high confidence and a good rhythm. They took years of frustration out on the Spurs while the Spurs did the same exact thing against Dallas the series before... Exactly why LA will beat Phoenix.
DUNCANownsKOBE2
05-19-2010, 01:56 PM
heres some math for you
Frye vs SA:
gm 1: 50%
gm 2: 83%
gm 3: 60%
gm 4: 29%
so thru the first 3 games Frye was hitting 67% (10-15) beyond the arc.
series total 55%.
Dudley hit 40% against SA.
now lets look at gm 1 vs LA; these same two men shot:
Frye: 14% (1-7)
Dudley: 20% (1-5)
so while they were hitting an average of 50% 3-pointers over the course of 4 games, with Frye hitting 67% 3-pointers thru the first 3 games, they shot 17% against LA.
50% vs. 17%
thats what people are talking about
Yup, this has nothing to do with Bonner guarding Frye instead of Odom, just shitty luck. Only San Antonio would be unlucky enough to not get away with leaving Frye open.
silverblk mystix
05-19-2010, 01:59 PM
the NBA would not let the lakers lose game 1 at home--therefore scott foster placed his money on the lakers and then fucked grant hill---
money---that is what it was about
Spur_Fanatic
05-19-2010, 02:01 PM
You've done it. You can insult the Spurs, you can insult San Antonio.
But no one messes with the Red Rocket.
Bonner fans, send him back to Berli--- I mean, Phoenix!
>_>
<_<
Oh, wait. We have no Bonner fans here.
Ghazi
05-19-2010, 02:01 PM
lol @ Spurs fans complaining about a team hitting shots. What the fuck do you call George Hill's 1st round bullshit display :lmao :lmao.
Spur_Fanatic
05-19-2010, 02:02 PM
the NBA would not let the lakers lose game 1 at home--therefore scott foster placed his money on the lakers and then fucked grant hill---
money---that is what it was about
Oh, please. I though the NBA wanted the Cavs to win it all.
Yup, this has nothing to do with Bonner guarding Frye instead of Odom, just shitty luck. Only San Antonio would be unlucky enough to not get away with leaving Frye open.
yes of course, all his 3's were completely wide open and only matt bonner guarded him the whole time :rolleyes
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