Rylan Stiles

So I think that that embrace is different because of what this market is, where there is no other pro sports team. There is no other main attraction besides OU football, which is also not 100% of the state. It's most of the state, but some people like OSU. So it's like this is the thing where everyone across the entire state loves and wraps their arms around.

So I think that that embrace is different because of what this market is, where there is no other pro sports team. There is no other main attraction besides OU football, which is also not 100% of the state. It's most of the state, but some people like OSU. So it's like this is the thing where everyone across the entire state loves and wraps their arms around.

So I think that that embrace is different because of what this market is, where there is no other pro sports team. There is no other main attraction besides OU football, which is also not 100% of the state. It's most of the state, but some people like OSU. So it's like this is the thing where everyone across the entire state loves and wraps their arms around.

in the final i think that there's two surprises one on each end of the floor for the thunder how does indiana defend sga and then how did the thunder defend the pacers and the thunder's defense of the pacers like i think a lot of people just throw that historically great defense line out there and kind of use that as their preview of the series yes they're historically great and this third defense is awesome and i'm not going to be the one to question how good they are but

in the final i think that there's two surprises one on each end of the floor for the thunder how does indiana defend sga and then how did the thunder defend the pacers and the thunder's defense of the pacers like i think a lot of people just throw that historically great defense line out there and kind of use that as their preview of the series yes they're historically great and this third defense is awesome and i'm not going to be the one to question how good they are but

in the final i think that there's two surprises one on each end of the floor for the thunder how does indiana defend sga and then how did the thunder defend the pacers and the thunder's defense of the pacers like i think a lot of people just throw that historically great defense line out there and kind of use that as their preview of the series yes they're historically great and this third defense is awesome and i'm not going to be the one to question how good they are but

what's been their their one thing that they do let up because mark's been open and honest about how in the modern nba it's impossible to take everything away these players are too good for two straight years they've conceded wide open corner threes and if the pacers can keep the turnovers down which is a great stat that they're the best turnover keeping team if they keep those down and i really trust halbert as a playmaker but also i think it's underrated a little bit is when he gets the ball out of his hands

what's been their their one thing that they do let up because mark's been open and honest about how in the modern nba it's impossible to take everything away these players are too good for two straight years they've conceded wide open corner threes and if the pacers can keep the turnovers down which is a great stat that they're the best turnover keeping team if they keep those down and i really trust halbert as a playmaker but also i think it's underrated a little bit is when he gets the ball out of his hands

what's been their their one thing that they do let up because mark's been open and honest about how in the modern nba it's impossible to take everything away these players are too good for two straight years they've conceded wide open corner threes and if the pacers can keep the turnovers down which is a great stat that they're the best turnover keeping team if they keep those down and i really trust halbert as a playmaker but also i think it's underrated a little bit is when he gets the ball out of his hands

I like a lot of the Pacers as secondary playmakers to keep the ball moving and then break down some rotations on top of the rotations that you willingly surrender to the corners. In the end, I can get red hot from three.

I like a lot of the Pacers as secondary playmakers to keep the ball moving and then break down some rotations on top of the rotations that you willingly surrender to the corners. In the end, I can get red hot from three.

I like a lot of the Pacers as secondary playmakers to keep the ball moving and then break down some rotations on top of the rotations that you willingly surrender to the corners. In the end, I can get red hot from three.

And does that force a young head coach first time in this setting to completely change what's been his identity and this team's identity for two seasons and stay home on those guys and shift how they defend? Ja, genau. with that same format by Denver. They didn't get burned with that same format by Minnesota.

And does that force a young head coach first time in this setting to completely change what's been his identity and this team's identity for two seasons and stay home on those guys and shift how they defend? Ja, genau. with that same format by Denver. They didn't get burned with that same format by Minnesota.

And does that force a young head coach first time in this setting to completely change what's been his identity and this team's identity for two seasons and stay home on those guys and shift how they defend? Ja, genau. with that same format by Denver. They didn't get burned with that same format by Minnesota.

So will they get burned this time against Indiana, who's been shooting the ball from three better than those two teams have by a long shot in this postseason? And then how the Pacers defend the SGA with all the different ways where Carlisle can approach it, with the different ways that he's approached it this season against guys.

So will they get burned this time against Indiana, who's been shooting the ball from three better than those two teams have by a long shot in this postseason? And then how the Pacers defend the SGA with all the different ways where Carlisle can approach it, with the different ways that he's approached it this season against guys.

So will they get burned this time against Indiana, who's been shooting the ball from three better than those two teams have by a long shot in this postseason? And then how the Pacers defend the SGA with all the different ways where Carlisle can approach it, with the different ways that he's approached it this season against guys.

I don't think you can just treat him like Donovan Mitchell and just tell him to knock himself out and go score as much as he wants, because he's much better than Donovan Mitchell. But by that same token... Do you cross-match Miles Turner onto Lou Dort and just say, if Lou Dort kills us and if he's our P.J. Washington, we'll live with it? Or, you know, and leave him at the rim?

I don't think you can just treat him like Donovan Mitchell and just tell him to knock himself out and go score as much as he wants, because he's much better than Donovan Mitchell. But by that same token... Do you cross-match Miles Turner onto Lou Dort and just say, if Lou Dort kills us and if he's our P.J. Washington, we'll live with it? Or, you know, and leave him at the rim?