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And Jigs, when you have time to crunch some more numbers, I’d be interested in knowing what our offensive FG%, turnovers, PPG are against top-50 competition. OUr offensive efficiency has skyrocketed late in the year.
Guys I’m serious when I say I’m slammed. These previews take up all my free time, what little I have.
Bill/Whiteshoes, the information you’re looking for can be found here. It’s not KenPom’s numbers but they are close enough and it’s free. Good luck.
What amazes me is Tyler’s play after getting benched earlier in teh season. he is a good boarderline great PG. All he needs is to pick up his scoring. Heck, he even had a bunch of rebounds amongst the trees.
We have the advantage of having the cobwebs off of us and hopefully we can pick up where we left off last night at 11.I also liked our defense. Yes, we gave up some points inside to the big fella, but the guard match ups that concerned me more all went our way. That was the key to the game.
You guys may, or may not, have heard … Coach GOTT said in the postgame…
…He made a conscious decision*** to let Vandy/Anya take the Xavier center -Stainbrook – one on one defensively… with little or no help… to let him get his twenty, and to stop everybody else…
Both Anya and Vandy stepped up their efforts as the game wore on… and
Stainbrook finished with 19 but only GOTT 7 in the second half…
That worked this time…(***this was at during halftime or somewhere near the beginning of the second half… sorry…I don’t remember which time GOTT referenced in his remarks…)
#NCSU-North Carolina's #1 FOOTBALL school!College basketball success is make up of three parts. Talented players who are taught the fundamentals, emotion and motivation. That is why Jim Valvano was so successful. If you ever saw any of his game specific practices you would have appreciated how underrated he was as an X and O guy. If you ever heard any of his practice closing or locker room speeches you would understand the emotion and motivation keys. So while the stats are nice the game Thur depends more on how Coach Gott keeps the team from believing the “trendy picks” and stay focused on playing their game. If they do that them the stats take care of themselves.
College basketball success is make up of three parts. Talented players who are taught the fundamentals, emotion and motivation. That is why Jim Valvano was so successful. If you ever saw any of his game specific practices you would have appreciated how underrated he was as an X and O guy. If you ever heard any of his practice closing or locker room speeches you would understand the emotion and motivation keys. So while the stats are nice the game Thur depends more on how Coach Gott keeps the team from believing the “trendy picks” and stay focused on playing their game. If they do that them the stats take care of themselves.
Some of my fondest memories of Reynolds were watching V run practice. I used to really be an X and O guy until clutch, grab, mug, and flop took away too much of the flow of the game. He was way smarter than a lot of people wanted to give him credit for.
Had to DVR the game, and boy was it pretty watching it early this morning. The sum of our parts are catching up to Warren, and that is a good thing. Super game for Lewis, Vandy, Hippo, and Turner. Made Xavier look like a lightweight. I expect us to get by St. Louey, then onto Lville. That will certainly be interesting.
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