"We haven't scratched the surface of our potential. There is still a lot we can improve on. We can...

"We haven't scratched the surface of our potential. There is still a lot we can improve on. We can sharpen our offense in the half court. Defensively, we can be a lot better. … We can cut back on turnovers."

Kris Joseph, with a scary thought for Syracuse's future opponents.

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Here's the thing:

He isn’t wrong and he isn’t exaggerating.

Giddy up.

Clear eyes, full bologna sandwiches!

by NOLACuse on Jan 3, 2012 5:06 PM EST reply actions

I know that CAN get better on defense

There’s always room for improvement. But I honestly don’t see all that much room for improvement, other than rebounding the ball better. Other than that, it’s about as dominant a defense as you’ll see out of anyone, anywhere.

"If I ain't gonna be part of the greatest, I gotta be the greatest myself." Busta Rhymes

by FeloniousPhunk on Jan 3, 2012 5:09 PM EST reply actions

JB agrees to disagree

He commented on this on espn radio today. Said something along the lines of we’ve scratched the surface, but have a lot more potential.

"If Gerry played at Notre Dame he'd probably average 25 a game for four years because that's what he gets when he comes here."-JB

by theNYsportsguy on Jan 3, 2012 5:20 PM EST reply actions

We can cut back on turnovers

Oddly enough, that’s part of my weight loss new years resolution.

by Erie Blvd of Dreams on Jan 3, 2012 5:34 PM EST via mobile reply actions 2 recs

Kris and Scoop

really impress me with their ability to vocalize and just say the right thing. I really hope if their pro careers don’t work out we see them on screen someday. As long as its not ESPN.

Cuse fan in ACC country.

by petecarp on Jan 3, 2012 6:38 PM EST reply actions

Yeah

I think that about Kris Jo every time I see the postgame interviews. He speaks very well and seems to have a very clear understanding of the game. I was pretty impressed with Scoop’s writing last year when he was blogging for ESPN, as well.

If you're going to be stupid, you're going to have to be tough

by FatK44 on Jan 3, 2012 7:28 PM EST up reply actions