MBB: Landmark Conference

Started by Dave 'd-mac' McHugh, February 20, 2007, 07:23:47 PM

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Pat Coleman

I don't think our Augustana could take down Iowa this year but I would like to have seen them against some other power conference teams. Since Augie beat Bradley in an exhibition last season, I'm sure they didn't find any D-III teams willing to play them this time around.
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Solid season-opening win for CUA on Saturday 75-64 over Neumann. Took about 10 minutes to open up a double-digit lead and kept it for most of the game, leading by as many as 18 early in the second half. As expected for a season opener, there were a few more turnovers than usual but most of those were a result of Neumann extending their pressure in the second half. Neumann, while not possessing any real height, has good athleticism and was a decent test. Pace of play definitely seemed faster for CUA than last season, but Neumann wanted to play in transition as much as possible so I'll have to wait and see if that was a product of the new rules or the opponent.

I'm glad the season is here and there are games to talk about.

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Goucher is off to a 2-1 start with wins over RIT and Stevenson (tonight, 87-76) and a close loss to Carnegie-Mellon. Kevin Miles scored 33 against RIT (I think) and at least 31 against Stevenson. I was at the Stevenson game (not working!) and Miles' points were not usually forced; good shooting and smart takes.

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ronk

Dave,
  Is my favorite Gopher(Troy DeShields) injured? He hasn't played this season.

Dave 'd-mac' McHugh

I think, I think it's an eligibility thing. Coach Rose said something to that affect at the alumni game (at the reception following), but I am completely blanking on what he specifically said. However, I did get a sense it was eligibility and he will be back at the close of the semester (or when he's cleared). That could make things even more interesting.
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ronk

 The Royals were ragged tonight in defeating Ithaca 78-67, with 15 TOs, 15 allowed offensive rebounds, and 4-19 3-pt shots after making 27(40%) in their previous 2 games. Ithaca played 5 guards and could't stop Scranton's inside game with 51 points for Brendan Boken and John Vitkus.

saratoga

The Royals are ragged.
Let's not forget, they haven't had a true point since Randy Arnold & as of last year, they were the worst offensive rebounding team in all of DIII.
Here's hoping that if player A can't buy a basket, the coach will try another option.
What a concept.

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Is Etown really that bad? I thought, before moving into the conference they had a tradition of good basketball. I saw they were hit hard by Lancaster Bible College..... They are really an unimpressive, vanilla program. It be nice to have some better teams and more parity in the league.


ronk

Quote from: CCHoopster on November 19, 2015, 09:14:04 AM
Is Etown really that bad? I thought, before moving into the conference they had a tradition of good basketball. I saw they were hit hard by Lancaster Bible College..... They are really an unimpressive, vanilla program. It be nice to have some better teams and more parity in the league.

  The coach is a quality Xs & Os guy and they had a quality post player(Eckert) last season before being injured; it may be a temporary recruiting drought.

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E-town didn't show much against F&M.  F&M lead 52-27 at the half and then just coasted in the second half.  The game went very quick. E-town didn't have any player that stood out.  They were scrappy the next night against Manhattanville.  Manhattanville had a 24 point lead at one point but E-town cut it to 3 late and ending up losing by about 8.

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Quote from: CCHoopster on November 19, 2015, 09:14:04 AM
Is Etown really that bad? I thought, before moving into the conference they had a tradition of good basketball. I saw they were hit hard by Lancaster Bible College..... They are really an unimpressive, vanilla program. It be nice to have some better teams and more parity in the league.

They got off to a decent start last year in conference play before they lost their center to injury and lost their final 7 games. Losing at least 4 starters from last year might explain some of their struggles early on.

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