MBB: North Coast Athletic Conference

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ohiofan1954

I would love to see the Denison-Kenyon game tomorrow but the weather I think will keep me from making the trek to Gambier. Have to check out Marietta tomorrow night and see if they can give someone for the ncac a good game.

sac

Quote from: ohiofan1954 on February 11, 2014, 04:24:50 PM
I would love to see the Denison-Kenyon game tomorrow but the weather I think will keep me from making the trek to Gambier. Have to check out Marietta tomorrow night and see if they can give someone for the ncac a good game.

http://d3hoops.com/teams/Marietta/men/2013-14/index
Wooster 81 Marietta 78
Ohio Wesleayan 79 Marietta 74

Yes!

wooscotsfan

Quote from: sac on February 11, 2014, 05:26:16 PM
Quote from: ohiofan1954 on February 11, 2014, 04:24:50 PM
I would love to see the Denison-Kenyon game tomorrow but the weather I think will keep me from making the trek to Gambier. Have to check out Marietta tomorrow night and see if they can give someone for the ncac a good game.

http://d3hoops.com/teams/Marietta/men/2013-14/index
Wooster 81 Marietta 78
Ohio Wesleayan 79 Marietta 74

Yes!

Yes, Marietta is a very competitive team in the Great Lake region and they could be a factor in the NCAA tournament this year.  It is also worth noting that the two results posted by Sac both occurred on Marietta's home floor.

So, the NCAC teams notched solid road wins in those matchups.  ;D

MIAA in Exile

OWU Marietta was at Defiance, not at Marietta

wooscotsfan

Quote from: MIAA in Exile on February 11, 2014, 08:34:32 PM
OWU Marietta was at Defiance, not at Marietta

Good correction -- thanks.  I looked quickly at Marietta's schedule and did not see the "at" next to OWU and assumed that the game was played at Marietta.  Should have checked the full stats tab. ::)

By the way, Marietta is 9-1 at home this season (from their season stats) so Wooster is obviously responsible for that sole home loss.

ohiofan1954

thanks for the info on Marietta games.

David Collinge

Halftime in Springfield:
DePauw 30, Wittenberg 25

wooscotsfan

At the Half:  Wooster 41  Hiram 33

Xavier Brown leading the Scots with 20 points in the half

David Collinge

Wabash leading OWU 64-59 with 2:22 remaining.  :o

David Collinge

Wabash shocks OWU 77-66. The final score is inflated by 7 technical free throws with 0:11 left after a nasty fracas involving a body slam and two ejections, including Coach DeWitt. But they were going to win anyway.

David Collinge

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Meanwhile, DePauw is hammering Wittenberg, 59-41 at some indeterminate time in the 2nd half.

Update: DePauw wins 71-49. Wooster will remain in 1st regardless of the outcome of their game with Hiram. Which, by the way, is very much in doubt, as the Scots lead by just 2 within the last 2 minutes.

wooscotsfan

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Final:  Wooster 76  Hiram 71

Wooster squeaks out the road win over a Hiram team that shot ~50% from the floor.

Wooster top scorers:
Xavier Brown 28
Doug Thorpe 17
Scott Purcell 11 (three 3 pointers including a big one with 1:45 left)

For Hiram, Aaron Stefanov had 27 points and Chris Zurowski added 20 points.

Wooster is now 13-2 NCAC and has a 2 game lead over Witt, OWU and DePauw who are all 11-4  :)

David Collinge

Just for completeness' sake

Denison 75, Kenyon 68...you may not know that this is a huge backyard rivalry; a big statement win for the Big Red
Allegheny 73, Oberlin 61

wooscotsfan

Current NCAC Standings with all 2/12 Results:

1. Wooster 13-2 (19-3)
2. Wittenberg 11-4 (17-5)
2. Ohio Wesleyan 11-4 (17-5)
2. DePauw 11-4 (16-6)
5. Denison 7-8 (11-11)
5. Kenyon 7-8 (10-12)
5. Wabash 7-8 (8-13)
8. Oberlin 3-12 (6-16)
8. Hiram 3-12 (5-17)
10. Allegheny 2-13 (5-17)

smedindy

Quote from: David Collinge on February 12, 2014, 09:18:12 PM
Wabash shocks OWU 77-66. The final score is inflated by 7 technical free throws with 0:11 left after a nasty fracas involving a body slam and two ejections, including Coach DeWitt. But they were going to win anyway.

I missed it. Was it the NCAC refs being NCAC refs or was it a legit hard foul and shenanigans? The Wabash highlights online didn't have that play.
Wabash Always Fights!