MBB: Northwest Conference

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dahlby

Watched the Whitworth-PLU game via video. Great game, except towards the end when PLU could not find the inside of the rim. Good announcing and picture as well. Whitworth is strong and withstood the pressure. Very mature team. I liked the way both teams were always pushing the ball downcourt. Looking forward to the Saturday matchup with Whitworth. Good luck to both programs!

(509)Rat

The LC v. Whitman box score is mind bottling...

LC had a 13 point lead at one point AND held Whitman without a FG for the last 3 and a half minutes...but only shot around 30% for the game

LC was +12 on turnover margin...but was outrebounded 51-31

LC hits 90% of their FT's, gets 37 points from Wells and 26 from Kelly...but loses by 3

Who'd a thunk?

A Buc Forever

Quote from: playball on February 24, 2011, 11:59:03 PM
Quote from: A Buc Forever on February 24, 2011, 10:14:02 PM
1.  Taylor
2.  Riley
3.  Friedt
4.  C. Gebbers
5.  W. Gebbers
6.  Loofburrow
7.  Edwards
8.  Mounts
9.  Shaw
10. Duckworth

As for Dre's comments about Shelton and Wiser cracking WW's lineup.  Do you think Shelton could play on WW's perimeter?  No. Do you think he would control the inside as well as Friedt--not even close.  Could he come off the bench and dominate the inside and outside like Loofburrow?  No.  He'd get more minutes than WW's #7, but he'd still be #7.

As for Wiser, if he adapted to playing his role at WW he'd really help them. However, remember that last year Loofburrow was 9th in minutes played for WW.   From the two games I saw, he would not have helped Whitworth the way he played.
 

Nice work with the Whitworth guys up front, screws up the idea of these lists.  I don't quite get what you are saying with the whole Loofburrow example either.

The point is that Loofburrow did not get off the bench last year because he didn't play within the system and didn't do the things WW needed from him to win so he sat.  Unless Wiser adapted to the WW system, he'd sit too and I didn't see Wiser do the things Hayford expects of his big guys and he's not quick enough to play on the perimeter for WW.

nwhoops1903

Quote from: (509)Rat on February 25, 2011, 12:00:54 AM
The LC v. Whitman box score is mind bottling...

LC had a 13 point lead at one point AND held Whitman without a FG for the last 3 and a half minutes...but only shot around 30% for the game

LC was +12 on turnover margin...but was outrebounded 51-31

LC hits 90% of their FT's, gets 37 points from Wells and 26 from Kelly...but loses by 3

Who'd a thunk?
Chazz Michael Michaels woulda fo sho.

Looks like The NW Whitbowl has returned for an encore performance Sat.  Go Pirates!

Pirates play well in the last 5 minutes and repel a great effort from PLU.  Win by 11, 74-63.  PLU showed up determined and played harder than WW for most of the game.  Problem is they couldn't pull away from Pirates as the Pirates played an uninspiring first half.  2nd half they got the ball inside and Freidt delivered some FG's.  The whole team played better defensively and was perfect from the stripe over the last few minutes.
NWC fan

nwhoops1903

#4669
Quote from: steveflegel on February 24, 2011, 04:42:53 PM
All NWC Playoff games going on as scheduled tonight, despite the weather.

And the All-NWC team will be released tomorrow.
And the results of the Pollster poll (7 ballots)



   Michael   Taylor      Whitworth      POTY - 1st team   
   David   Riley      Whitworth      1st team   
   Kelly   Edwards      Lewis and Clark      1st team   
   KC   Wiser      Linfield      1st team   
   Brandon   Shaw      Whitman      1st team   
   Kaleb   Shelton      UPS      1st team   
   Taylor   Mounts      Willamette      2nd team   
   Lemar   Anglin            Pacific      2nd team   
   Jack   Loofburrow      Whitworth      2nd team   
   Felix   Friedt      Whitworth      2nd team   
   Clay   Gebbers      Whitworth      2nd team   
   Kyle   MacTaggert      PLU      2nd team   
   Josh   Duckworth      Whitman      Hon. Mention   
   PJ   Taylor      Lewis and Clark      Hon. Meniion   
   Wade   Gebbers      Whitworth      Hon. Mention   
   Stephen   Wisely      GF      Hon. Mention
   Carson   Bartlett      Pacific      Hon. Mention   
   Robbie   Kunke      Willamette      Hon. Mention   

NWC fan

TryMeTeam

Hoops:

Thanks for running the poll!

(509)Rat

+K for you nwhoops

I would be surprised if the actual NWC poll looks a lot different. We did forget Coach of the Year...has to go to Hayford. But Bridgleand deserves a few votes.

bbaddict

It's here.   The real official one.


2011 All-NWC Men's Basketball Team
Player of the Year: Michael Taylor, Whitworth
Coach of the Year:  Jim Hayford, Whitworth

First Team All-NWC -
Michael Taylor, Whitworth (G, 6-4, Sr./Sr., Brewster, Wash. - Univ. of Montana)
K.C. Wiser, Linfield (C, 6-8, Sr./Sr., Tigard, Ore. - Tigard)
David Riley, Whitworth (F, 6-5, Sr./Sr., Palo Alto, Calif. - Gunn)
Kelly Edwards, Lewis & Clark (G, 6-3, Sr./Sr., Bellevue, Wash. - O'Dea)
Brandon Shaw, Whitman (G, 6-2, Jr./Jr., Dallas TX - Colleyville-Heritage)
PJ Taylor, Lewis & Clark (PG, 5-10, Jr./Jr., Oakland, Calif. – Oakland)

Second Team All-NWC -
Taylor Mounts, Willamette (W/P, 6-5, Jr./Jr., Kailua, Hawaii - Iolani)
Stephen Wiseley, George Fox (PG, 5-9, Sr./Sr., Kirkland, Wash.  - Bellevue CC)
Kaleb Shelton, Puget Sound (F, 6-5, Jr./Jr., Tacoma, Wash. - Lincoln)
Mike Taylor, George Fox (W, 6-4, Jr./Jr., Los Angeles, Calif. - Marist Coll.)
Felix Friedt, Whitworth (P, 6-8, Jr./Jr., Düsseldorf, Germany - Humboldt-Gymnasium)
Kyle MacTaggart, Pacific Lutheran (W, 6-4, Sr./Sr., Goodyear, Ariz. - Millennium)

Honorable Mention –
Pacific (Ore.):  LeMar Anglin (F, 6-6, 215, Sr./Sr.)
Pacific Lutheran:  Victor Bull (P, 6-7, Sr./Sr.); Andrew Earnest (G, 5-11, So./So.)
Whitman:  Josh Duckworth (G, 6-2, Fr./Fr.)
Whitworth:  Jack Loofburrow (F, 6-7, Jr./Jr.)

Not a lot of difference from the fan poll, except that the NWC has 6 on each team.

Bearcat Press

At least it doesn't have 15-20 guys per team, like it would if the NWC football coaches were running it. ::)
"It's a slippery slope from the penthouse to the outhouse." - Mark Speckman

playball

Anyone know the final voting numbers?

(509)Rat

NWC tourney championship tonight in Spokane. If both teams play like they did Thursday Whitworth will win big (like last Spokane meeting). I would expect Whitman to stay close, Whitworth to pull away, but then KEEP the 15 point lead this time...

Pirates win and they should get a bye, and play the winner of Chapman vs. SCIAC auto bid

If Whitman does the unthinkable I'd bet there is a 4 team pod in Spokane with Chapman and Whitman meeting first, playing the winner of Whitworth vs. SCIAC

nwhoops1903

Agreed Rat. I am looking forward to seeing Whitman in person. I am sure they will remind me of some former UPS teams.
NWC fan

dahlby

Are you NW'ers assuming no pool c from the NW Conference?

If NW does get a pool c bid and they are seeded 4th, will they fly the California teams to NW for the first round, or play 1 game each in the NW and S.Cal? Could happen.

It will be interesting how the committee addresses 2 same conference teams playing each other as compared to the financial restraints.

nwhoops1903

Whitman wins, then I believe Rat's prediction is true. WW and WM highly unlikely to play Thu night.
NWC fan

(509)Rat

#4679
Maybe Pat could explain seeding, but Whitman would be ranked higher in the regional rankings than the SCIAC champion and be seeded #3 in a 4 team pod with Whit, Chapman, Whitm, and CMS or Redlands.

But Whitman has to win...no way the NWC gets a pool C unless Whitman gets the auto. If you think they will then you've never seen NCAA $election committee at work...