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Quote from: narch on January 22, 2011, 06:20:25 PM
the monarchs get a 13 point home win vs. su behind a double/double from combs (17/13) - jernigan missed another game due to injury, but the monarchs didn't need him today...the captains come to town on sunday, and i'm hoping that jernigan is ready to go...
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Quote from: narch on December 05, 2007, 08:56:45 PM
there is a store i drive by on my way to work every day that has had a "going out of business" sale for over 3 years...
the monarchs got HAMMERED by guilford tonight, 74-48 - they shot 29% from the floor and 21% from 3 - they were out rebounded 58-32, they had 3 more to's than assists, they had were only 7-11 from the ft line...just an ugly, ugly game for the monarchs - tough night...
Quote from: narch on January 16, 2008, 10:19:03 PMQuote from: Scottie Too Hottie on January 16, 2008, 10:04:10 PMnot to take anything away from that performance, because a triple double is ALWAYS impressive, playing against "the system" clearly leads to some stat inflation - mu 6th man travis mcbryde had 35 and 18 against ehc earlier in the yearQuote from: wahoo on January 16, 2008, 09:49:33 PM
wow!Quote from: Scottie Too Hottie on January 16, 2008, 09:30:32 PM
LC defeats E&H 131-118
Sophomore forward Mason Wooldridge (New Canton, VA/Fork Union) recorded Old Dominion Athletic Conference (ODAC) season-highs of 45 points, 20 rebounds, and 11 assists to lead the Lynchburg College men's basketball team to a 131-118 win over Emory and Henry College in ODAC action.
yep, you read that correct! lol. that was one of the most dominating individual performances I have ever seen in my life!
Quote from: narch on January 22, 2008, 01:21:35 PM
pat - i like the new "skin" for the board - the cream color is very soothing...maybe it will keep captj calm, cool and collected
Quote from: narch on February 03, 2008, 05:44:32 PM
nice weekend for the monarchs...i'm going to have to do some research and find out when they last won both games of this tough trip...if the capts. can hold their 2 point lead and the bishops can pull out the "w" against ferrum, there's a 3-way tie at the top
Quote from: narch on February 06, 2008, 02:46:46 PMQuote from: CaptJ on February 05, 2008, 10:18:30 PMHey narch,cnu has 4 guys among the top 20...only ncwc can boast that depth of talent
I don't think my Captains are appropriately represented in your PVR statistic, so I've analyzed your formula and I see what the problem is. You haven't included the all-important AVERAGE ATTENDANCE statistic!! I believe that when you do so you will find at least 7 Captains on your first team. It should be like this...
PLAYER PPG RPG STEALS APG BLOCKS TO'S AVG ATTND PVR
I mean, come on... if no one sees them play, why bother?
attendance is largely a product of enrollment and the size of the community around the campus - i've ranked the usasac schools in order of avg attendance divided by undergraduate enrollment with surrounding city and metropolitan size in parenthesis
au - .443 (48,411 city, 107,087 "metro" area)
fc - .402 (1,313 "city", 4,066 county)
su - .290 (55,893 city, 215,384 primary statistical area, 10 Million+ in metro)
cnu - .218 (181,913 city, 1.65 million in metro area)
ncwc - .209 (55,893 city, 146,276 "metro" area)
gc - .204 (244,610 city, 1.5 million in metro area)
mu - .180 (299,060 city, 341,636 metro area)
while cnu clearly plays to the largest crowds, the average crowd is a small fraction of their total undergraduate enrollment - when you factor in metropolitan or statistical areas, it becomes very evident that cnu crowds are greatly underperforming
on the other hand, it's also clear that there is little to do in franklin county va other than watching ferrum hoops
sources: wikipedia for population #'s, collegeboard.com for enrollment figures, usasac website for average attendance
