MobileMunchies
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Just wondering if the shootout guy has any eligibility (!), and if that halfcourt shot means a free pizza for everyone?
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Making sure to get their 10,000 steps in.Any further ideas what this was on their waist band?
It's driving my crazy...maybe it's to track time/effort/shots/etc?
This is good analysis, in that it follows mine. A couple of areas of slight disagreement: as with last year, if Fermin had the ability to squeeze rebounds he gets his hands on he'd be elite. Even against this D3 squad, and facing no one taller than 6'7", there were multiple times when he had both hands on a ball but failed to come up with it. He also got a rebound and brought the ball down to midget level once and someone just took the ball out of his hands. A recurring theme, I know.
I also thought more of Luke's fluidity. I thought he moved well without the ball. Like most freshmen bigs, when he gets the ball close to the basket he is so anxious to do something with it he doesn't move smoothly to the basket. It's a fraction of a second he needs to take to get himself under control; something I am 100% certain he'll learn, and sooner rather than later.
Really impressed by Hill. Brandon had a tough night, but there is a ton to like there.
all coaches are different but my take is that playing a D3 allows VCU basically to run their offense against a team that is unfamiliar with it and allows our players to see success in running the O -I wonder what the philosophy is behind playing a DIII school. It was great to see our guys play and for everyone to get time on the court but wondering what benefit we got out of it. Perhaps it's just to see how the team...and specifically the players understood the game plan and played within the system we use or to just see how our guys handle playing as a team against an outside team they haven't ever seen play. I guess they got that from UVa but this was with the lights and the crowd on hand.
Nonetheless, was good to see the players out there having fun and to see who stood out from the rest during the game.
Well, we can't play a D1 school due to the rules for exhibitions. Sometimes you have to play whoever's willing to come to town and have the crap beat out of them. Bellarmine played D3 Centre College today (and won 92-68).I wonder what the philosophy is behind playing a DIII school. It was great to see our guys play and for everyone to get time on the court but wondering what benefit we got out of it. Perhaps it's just to see how the team...and specifically the players understood the game plan and played within the system we use or to just see how our guys handle playing as a team against an outside team they haven't ever seen play. I guess they got that from UVa but this was with the lights and the crowd on hand.
Nonetheless, was good to see the players out there having fun and to see who stood out from the rest during the game.
Ah...D3 opponent to be fairAnd yet opponent had 3 assists and 23 turnovers I believe…
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NC State played a low level DII program today (Lees-McRae). Won by 4.Well, we can't play a D1 school due to the rules for exhibitions. Sometimes you have to play whoever's willing to come to town and have the crap beat out of them. Bellarmine played D3 Centre College today (and won 92-68).
I was curious about this (here we go) so I went through the top 50 in Torvik to see who played an exhibition against a D3 or lower opponent. Here's what I found:
#8 Gonzaga - vs. Warner Pacific (NAIA)
#30 Indiana - vs. Marian (NAIA)
#40 Wisconsin - vs. UW-River Falls (D3)
...uh, yeah, that's it. A number of top 50 teams did not play any exhibitions at all, though, and a few more only played in charity exhibitions against other D1 teams.
where did you see this at. Normal sports media is not showing any scores for any exhibition games that I can findNC State played a low level DII program today (Lees-McRae). Won by 4.
It's on both schools' websites.where did you see this at. Normal sports media is not showing any scores for any exhibition games that I can find
Odom's pressers are always interesting. No fluff, just straight up facts.In the post game presser Coach, talked a good bit about what they learned about the team by playing St. Mary's. Probably said here before (last year), but I thoroughly enjoy his pressers. I rank him right behind Shaka. Never missed his; fought like heck to avoid our last coach's pressers.