Swat didn't shoot well from the free throw line either.  Rindock certainly had one of those games.  Not only did Shafer play limited minutes but O'Dell was in foul trouble all night.  Just one of those games.  Puts Swat in a tough spot tho as they lose the tie-breaker to F&M right now.  They play last game of regular season but Swat still has to go on the road to Ursinus and Hop, tough spots to play.  Much easier to host the conference tournament for sure.

Tale of two halves for Swat last night.  Looked much better defensively in the first half, generating stops that they consistently turned into points on the other end.  Held the Mules to 14 although I'm sure some on this board will credit that to the Mules.  Second half a whole different story as the Mules out-scored their first half total in about six minutes.  Again, very worried about Swat's perimeter defense.  With Walsh, Shafer, and O'Dell, the interior defense and rebounding are there.  Far too easy from three for my comfort.

At Dickinson Saturday which could tell us a bit about both teams.  Tough place to play.  Looking forward to it.

And Swat does play at Middlebury on January 2.

Not to look past Muhlenberg, but definitely looking forward to Saturday's match up at Dickinson.  Swat has gotten off to a good start and has shown an ability score the ball.  Some different wrinkles to the offense this year.  However, the perimeter defense is not where it needs to be as teams have scored easier than last year. 

Only three seniors and a single junior--granted the junior is the returning conference player of the year. The question for Swat will be how quickly the freshmen come along. Their non-conference schedule is a significant upgrade. Should be a fun year.