MBB: New Jersey Athletic Conference

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Rhodes Scholar

Quote from: irapthor on January 18, 2010, 11:58:06 PM
Don't forget Samar Battle, NJCU

Quote from: Knightstalker on January 19, 2010, 08:23:04 AM
Or Al Jamid Smith and Darrell Owens.

I knew I missed some guys from Jersey City.

William Paterson moved into the Top 25 yesterday for the first time this season claiming the #21 slot. The Pioneers were also fortunate to come away with a victory over Baruch last night in Wayne, as they defeated the Bearcats, 87-81, in double overtime.

gordonmann

I covered the Stockton-WPU game for D3hoops on Saturday. 

For the Pioneers, I was impressed by Joseph Ellis' range and the hard nosed style that Rebimbas' guys always play.  Ouedraogo played okay, but needs to develop a broader repertoire in the post.  His primary move is to lower his head and plow toward the rim and Stockton shut that off by taking the charge.  Eric Moore (transfer from FDU-Teaneck) is a nice addition who can stretch the defense and handle the ball a little.

For Stockton, they appear to really miss having Hubbard stretch the defense with his three point shooting and, more importantly, his ability to create his own shot.  The Ospreys still have shooters (Kelly, Farrow) but they need someone else to set up the play and kick it to them.  Santini is that kind of table setter, but WPU sagged off the shooters and took away his driving and passing lanes.  I spoke with another Atlantic region coach who had the same observation on how this year's Stockton team differs from last year's.  On the bright side, Massaquoi has developed a nice offensive game to go with his defensive play.

Rhodes Scholar

Quote from: gordonmann on January 19, 2010, 02:04:48 PM
I covered the Stockton-WPU game for D3hoops on Saturday. 

For the Pioneers, I was impressed by Joseph Ellis' range and the hard nosed style that Rebimbas' guys always play.  Ouedraogo played okay, but needs to develop a broader repertoire in the post.  His primary move is to lower his head and plow toward the rim and Stockton shut that off by taking the charge.  Eric Moore (transfer from FDU-Teaneck) is a nice addition who can stretch the defense and handle the ball a little.

For Stockton, they appear to really miss having Hubbard stretch the defense with his three point shooting and, more importantly, his ability to create his own shot.  The Ospreys still have shooters (Kelly, Farrow) but they need someone else to set up the play and kick it to them.  Santini is that kind of table setter, but WPU sagged off the shooters and took away his driving and passing lanes.  I spoke with another Atlantic region coach who had the same observation on how this year's Stockton team differs from last year's.  On the bright side, Massaquoi has developed a nice offensive game to go with his defensive play.

I didn't see the game or hear the call, but I appreciate the analysis.

WPU is 5-0 in conference play, while Ramapo, NJCU, Stockton, Rowan and TCNJ all are next with 3-2 records. R-Newark isn't far behind with a 3-3 mark.  So far this season, Ramapo, R-Newark and Stockton all played Paterson tough, but couldn't come away with a win.

Knightstalker

Here is the ECAC bracket for anyone interested.

"In the end we will survive rather than perish not because we accumulate comfort and luxury but because we accumulate wisdom"  Colonel Jack Jacobs US Army (Ret).

TheOsprey

GO "Stockton State College" (Class of 89)!! ;D

GOOD LUCK to the NJAC squads tomorrow night!!  Let's show D3 we deserve multiple bids every year--  again!! :-X

Ralph Turner

Props to Dominick Chierico for the outstanding job of recording another magical moment in the history of Division III basketball playoffs.  

Thanks for the pleasure that watching those shots gave.

deiscanton

ESPN SportsCenter showed the Albertus Magnus buzzer beater this evening-- just at the close of the show around 6:58 PM Eastern today.

Dave 'd-mac' McHugh

Um... anyone talking NJAC basketball???

Anyway, we talked to Ramapo's Coach Chuck McBreen last night on Hoopsville. Here is the archive: http://www.ustream.tv/recorded/12139251. We talk to Coach McBreen at the beginning of the second hour.

Enjoy.
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rams1102

Hi Everyone,

It's been a while since I have posted here. I'm a big Red Hawk Football fan. I used to follow B-Ball during our hay days with Ben, Gluck and the crowd. Still remember wining the NJAC in Ramapo's place and went to the Sweet 16. Then all the crazy things going on and lost interest, though I still followed quietly. This year we seem to have a pretty decent team, though I have not been to a game this year. I will go to the Ramapo game this Sat which is close to my home.

I thought we might get some consideration for "Others Receiving Votes" but not the case. With our 16-4 record I thought there may be hope. Maybe if we beat Willy P and Ramapo this week, maybe. I know it's a tall order.

I noticed there was no stregnth of shcedule yet and that could answer some of my questions with the others receiving votes. I thought E-Town would be higher along with Penn State Brenhand. I must have to do with the level of competition.

Maybe this will spark some conversation here. ;D
It ain't over till it's over, and when you get to the fork in the road, take it.

Dave 'd-mac' McHugh

Host of Hoopsville. USBWA Executive Board member. Broadcast Director for D3sports.com. Broadcaster for NCAA.com & several colleges. PA Announcer for Gophers & Brigade. Follow me on Twitter: @davemchugh or @d3hoopsville.

rams1102

Who is going to win the NJAC. Should be very interesting. Ramapo should be the favorite but there are a few other teams that could surprise you. In any event as a homer, Montclair takes it. ;D

LET'S  GO  MIGHTY  RED  HAWKS  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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7express

I've seen both Kean and Ramapo play this year (Ramapo against Montclair, Kean against Staten Island & DeSales) and will probably be one of those 2 with Stockton as a darkhorse contender.  NJCU has been hot of recently, that semifinal against Kean could be good if NJCU doesn't stumble against Rowan.

rams1102

Quote from: 7express on February 18, 2011, 01:21:34 AM
I've seen both Kean and Ramapo play this year (Ramapo against Montclair, Kean against Staten Island & DeSales) and will probably be one of those 2 with Stockton as a darkhorse contender.  NJCU has been hot of recently, that semifinal against Kean could be good if NJCU doesn't stumble against Rowan.

Have seen the recent Montclair / Ramapo game. Ramapo, good as always and very tenacious. The first half was a draw and the second half was dominated by Ramapo. If Montclair can play tough for 40 minutes it could be very interesting. We will find out tomorrow. ;D
It ain't over till it's over, and when you get to the fork in the road, take it.

Dave 'd-mac' McHugh

Host of Hoopsville. USBWA Executive Board member. Broadcast Director for D3sports.com. Broadcaster for NCAA.com & several colleges. PA Announcer for Gophers & Brigade. Follow me on Twitter: @davemchugh or @d3hoopsville.

rams1102

Should be an interesting night in Jersey City to see who is going to the dance. Both teams have beaten each other. Will there be more then (1) team going to the dance from the NJAC? No disrespect to the Gothic Knights, but I feel something special will happen tonight.

LET'S  GO  MIGHTY  RED  HAWKS  !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
It ain't over till it's over, and when you get to the fork in the road, take it.