HuskieRak Wrote:

JordanHuskie23 Wrote:I think game 3 is a must win for the Bulls. If they win tomorrow, they will gain some of the momentum back on their side and they will be in good shape for game 4. However, if they choke once again, the series is over.

Game 3 decides the entire season for the Bulls.

huskierak pistons have no chance to win in chicago, the series will be decided in game 5.

MaddDawgz02 Wrote:

HuskieRak Wrote:

JordanHuskie23 Wrote:I think game 3 is a must win for the Bulls. If they win tomorrow, they will gain some of the momentum back on their side and they will be in good shape for game 4. However, if they choke once again, the series is over.

Game 3 decides the entire season for the Bulls.

huskierak pistons have no chance to win in chicago, the series will be decided in game 5.

To say that the Pistons have no chance of the winning either of the next 2 games after winning by 26 and 21 in the first 2 games is just ignorant.

NIU02 Wrote:

MaddDawgz02 Wrote:

HuskieRak Wrote:

JordanHuskie23 Wrote:I think game 3 is a must win for the Bulls. If they win tomorrow, they will gain some of the momentum back on their side and they will be in good shape for game 4. However, if they choke once again, the series is over.

Game 3 decides the entire season for the Bulls.

huskierak pistons have no chance to win in chicago, the series will be decided in game 5.

To say that the Pistons have no chance of the winning either of the next 2 games after winning by 26 and 21 in the first 2 games is just ignorant.

True, but MD's specialty is saying ignorant things. lmfao

After watching game three last night, I am starting to question how good of coach Scott Skiles really is.

JordanHuskie23 Wrote:After watching game three last night, I am starting to question how good of coach Scott Skiles really is.

The Pistons got on a role in the 3rd, and the lack of experience set in on the Bulls even when they were still up by 8 points you could see their confidence go away. The Bulls lost that game because of the Pistons experience and not getting worried about being down by 19 points and because of the lack of experience for Chicago.

Bulls in 7. lmfao

HuskiemobileMan Wrote:Bulls in 7. lmfao

not unless you got Curt Schilling and a bloody sock!!! lmfao lmfao

JordanHuskie23 Wrote:After watching game three last night, I am starting to question how good of coach Scott Skiles really is.

Skiles is a good coach the team self destructed because they are young still, i dont think the bulls will get swept this series and i cant wait for next year to see this team matured one more year, they are one offensive big man from being the best in the east IMO

and that , indeed, is one BIG missing piece ......as many NIU bball fans have come to comprehending .

BULLS WIN!!!

nnhsniuhuskies37 Wrote:

JordanHuskie23 Wrote:After watching game three last night, I am starting to question how good of coach Scott Skiles really is.

Skiles is a good coach the team self destructed because they are young still, i dont think the bulls will get swept this series and i cant wait for next year to see this team matured one more year, they are one offensive big man from being the best in the east IMO

Pistons are obviously better than the Bulls but Skiles did botch game 3, no question. I was encouraged today because Skiles was not hard headed and allowed Thomas to get that playing time late in the game when DET was making that run. I was afraid he would be stubborn about this, but he made the adjustment from his mistake in game 3.

MaddDawgz02 Wrote:

nnhsniuhuskies37 Wrote:

JordanHuskie23 Wrote:After watching game three last night, I am starting to question how good of coach Scott Skiles really is.

Skiles is a good coach the team self destructed because they are young still, i dont think the bulls will get swept this series and i cant wait for next year to see this team matured one more year, they are one offensive big man from being the best in the east IMO

Pistons are obviously better than the Bulls but Skiles did botch game 3, no question. I was encouraged today because Skiles was not hard headed and allowed Thomas to get that playing time late in the game when DET was making that run. I was afraid he would be stubborn about this, but he made the adjustment from his mistake in game 3.

I thought it was a brilliant idea for Thomas to be out there in the clutch moments of the game, just watching Tyrus today though he made a couple mistakes he really looked like he matured a ton today hopefully that can help the bulls in the next game and who knows after that if we win... ;-)

nnhsniuhuskies37 Wrote:

MaddDawgz02 Wrote:

nnhsniuhuskies37 Wrote:

JordanHuskie23 Wrote:After watching game three last night, I am starting to question how good of coach Scott Skiles really is.

Skiles is a good coach the team self destructed because they are young still, i dont think the bulls will get swept this series and i cant wait for next year to see this team matured one more year, they are one offensive big man from being the best in the east IMO

Pistons are obviously better than the Bulls but Skiles did botch game 3, no question. I was encouraged today because Skiles was not hard headed and allowed Thomas to get that playing time late in the game when DET was making that run. I was afraid he would be stubborn about this, but he made the adjustment from his mistake in game 3.

I thought it was a brilliant idea for Thomas to be out there in the clutch moments of the game, just watching Tyrus today though he made a couple mistakes he really looked like he matured a ton today hopefully that can help the bulls in the next game and who knows after that if we win... ;-)

Wow, what a concept. Playing your best PF in at the clutch moments of the game. Maybe if we did that in Game 3, the series would be tied up at 2 instead of us being down 3-1.

Now if we can find a way to win Game 5, this series will get interesting.

I didn't see the game, but looking at the stats it seems like the Big 3 (hinrich, deng, gordon) were finally doing there part and helping Wallace out....

HuskieRak Wrote:I didn't see the game, but looking at the stats it seems like the Big 3 (hinrich, deng, gordon) were finally doing there part and helping Wallace out....

Hinrich was unreal, Deng was as good as always, Gordon struggled for much of the game but hit some clutch shots in the 4th he needs to get it going for a full game for the bulls to have a chance in game 5