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He does a decent job getting rebounds, but when he is in with Tyler as the four and five men, they simply do not get enough boards for the Knights to stay with the better teams on their schedule.And then there is big Kuba. He really has no business ever playing more than five minutes a game right now and should only be used if the Knights really want to change the pace and go to a 2-3 zone or if they are playing against a tiny team. He does just about nothing offensively and despite being 7'4", he cannot hold on to a rebound to save his life. If the Knights are losing and need to come back, he cant be in the game.The Knights have No. 14 Connecticut next and are then hosting a Holiday tournament against teams they should beat, before playing at Ole Miss.

Wins against Connecticut or Ole Miss are looking unlikely right now, but would be huge to help turn this team in the right direction before conference play starts.The Knights arent going to have a chance in those games if they limit the minutes of their best players and shuffle their lineup as much as they have been to start the season. Read the full article here: The Sports Genius .Photo courtesy of The death of Chris Henry has shocked many today.Henry, 26, was killed from injuries he sustained when he fell out of the back of a truck Wednesday evening. Henry was said to have turned his life around after a rough patch in his first few years in the league. Multiple arrests led to his release from Cincinnati in 2008, but the Bengals brought him back that year because of injuries to their receiving corps.This is just a note to anyone who reads this.Please make smart decisions Surround yourselves with the right people. Don't make careless mistakes.This was a young man who started to cut the corner and become a better human being before he was taken from us way too soon.I'm not trying to tell you how to live your lives, but I hope you can all learnsomething from this terrible incident.My thoughts and prayers are with anyone who was affected by this tragedy.R.I.P Chris Henry. Why is it that so many Raider fans still blindly support head coach Tom CableDo they completely disregard accusations of abuse and the Randy Hanson attackDo they not see the plays being called or how our team is unprepared for opponents nearly every weekDoes a clear history of violence and losing mean nothingThrough six years of being a head coach in college and in the NFL, Cable's abilities have always been sub-par Last year as an interim head coach he was 4-8 With three games left in the 2009 season, we're already 4-9. Absolutely no improvement whatsoever from one year to the next.As a head coach in college for the Utah Vandals, Cable never broke the .500 mark as his best season was 5-6.

His overall record was a dismal 11-35.Sure some would argue that it was a lousy football program to begin with. But Cable did nothing to improve it and is actually the only head coach to be fired in the team's history.So if Cable is even a decent coach, please explain to me how he was the only coach ever to be fired from such a lousy program.I'll tell you how, because he isn't a decent coach.A few weeks ago when asked why Chaz Schilens wasn't starting, Cable came up with some nonsense about how the X,Y, and Z receivers are completely different positions and aren't interchangeable.In case you didn't know, X receivers are split-ends, they line up on the line of scrimmage. Z receivers are flankers and the Y receivers plays the slot.So what he is saying is Johnnie Lee Higgins and Darrius Heyward-Bey, the two X receivers, are both incapable of playing in the flanker or slot.Wait, isn't the slot where Higgins has had the most successSorry Tom Cable, but you are an idiot. Sanjay Lal, Louis Murphy, Johnnie Lee Higgins, Darrius Heyward-Bey and Chaz Schilens all disputed what you said.All the receivers said the two positions run the same routes and because they've played both positions in the past, they could easily play both now.Next time Tom Cable lies to his fans he should come up with a lie that won't be disputed by one of his assistants and his whole receiving corps.Then there's the play calling, which has been horrible all season. Cable has received criticism from his players, including Mario Henderson and Justin Fargas, for not sticking to the run and giving up on it too early.His lack of commitment in the run game has been a big part of the offense's struggles.With Justin Fargas, Michael Bush, and Darren McFadden in the backfield, it makes absolutely no sense that Cable insists on passing 35 times a game. It's not like he has Peyton Manning or Drew Brees at QB.Without respect for the run and knowledge of Cable's insistence on passing, defenders and defensive coordinators get put in a pass-rush mode.