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- Posted on: Sat, 11/10/2012 - 3:15am #44458
providencefriars1ParticipantBox Score Bits 11-9-12Well today is the opening day for college ball and I for one could not be more excited. As some of you may know from last season, this post is where I would compile stats from the days games, give my thoughts on a particular game I watched, and sometimes throw in some predictions or previews. I will continue to do this as long as people remain interested. Last year, interest went down and towards the end I felt I was wasting my time, but this year I hope it’s different. I will definitely do it until Thanksgiving and if the interest is there my posts will be too. Most of the time I will do a post every couple of days, but this one is just games on 11/9/12. Please give comments/ criticisms/concerns and I hope you like my posts.Game I Watched: Mich St 62 at* UConn 66Nothing is better than a surprising upset to start the season, but maybe we should just think of this as UConn is better than we thought. UConn is still going to play and compete with Coach Ollie at the helm even though the NCAA tourney is out reach. UConn’s offense revolves around their two lead guards, Shabazz Napier and Ryan Boatright. Both men play extremely well together and killed MSU in transition as well as the half court. They can flat out make plays and they are the main reason why UConn won this game. The Huskies received a great effort from their supporting cast, RJ Evans, DeAndre Daniels, and Tyler Olander all looked impressive and confident on the floor. Omar Calhoun did not live up to his lofty expectations but I’m sure he will turn it around. Michigan St lost this game because of turnovers and sloppiness which is very uncharacteristic for a Tom Izzo team. Appling played well at PG and Dawson was an absolute monster. Garry Harris, Denzel Valentine, Derrick Nix, and Travis Trice also had their moments, but this team needs to take care of the ball. Many times Nix would grab a nice offensive board and then bring the ball down to his waist where he would get it knocked away by Napier and Boatright. As long as they tidy up their game, the Spartans will be a solid team in the Big Ten.One player who really stood out as a prospect was Branden Dawson. Dawson was an animal throughout, seemingly being everywhere on the court and keeping MSU alive with his energy. Countless times he fought on the glass keeping possessions alive and when he got the rock down low it was over. He is an excellent slasher and uses his strength and athleticism to get past or through defenders. An average jump shot seems to be his only weakness, even though his style of play doesn’t have him shoot many from the outside. Dawson is also a very good defender who can guard 3 positions. As much as Dawson is excelling as a 3/4, I think he needs to play the 3 at the next level. At 6’6 he is undersized at the 4, but because of his strength he could definitely give a team spot minutes in the post. I have the sophomore as a mid-first round pick in the 2013 draft which I think will be definitely realistic by the end of the season.Important ResultsLehigh 77 at Baylor 99Mich St 62 at* UConn 66Maryland 69 at* UK 72South Alabama 76 at Florida St 71North Texas 51 at Creighton 71Indiana St 59 at UCLA 86San Fran 62 at Stanford 74South Dakota St 67 at Alabama 70Tennessee St 66 at BYU 81Montana 65 at Colorado St 72Denver 58 at Iona 65Fresno ST 53 at Texas 55St Peters 56 at Rutgers 52Bucknell 70 at Purdue 65Virginia 59 at George Mason 63Drexel 62 at Kent St 66Prospect WatchNow not all of these guys are NBA prospects, but I’m trying to include everybody who is playing good ball and putting up numbers.Yogi Ferrell, PG Indiana- 10pts, 7ast, 5reb, 2to’sCody Zeller, C Indiana- 18pts, 10reb, 2stl, 2blk, 8/10fgChristian Watford, SF Indiana- 15pts, 15reb, 8/9ftIsaiah Austin, C Baylor- 22pts, 4reb, 2blk, 10/12fg, 2/4 3pt, 17minCory Jefferson, PF Baylor- 26pts, 13reb, 2blk, 12/16fgPierre Jackson, PG Baylor- 14pts, 12ast, 4to’sRasheed Sulaimon, G Duke- 6pts, 4reb, 4ast, 2/3 3ptTyler Thornton, G Duke- 13pts, 4reb, 3ast, 2stl, 3/6 3pt, 4to’sSeth Curry, G Duke- 15pts, 3/7 3ptMason Plumlee, C Duke- 19pts, 14reb, 4blk, 8/12fgAlex Len, C Maryland- 23pts, 12reb, 4blk, 10/18fgDezmine Wells, SF Maryland- 8pts, 4reb, 4ast, 2/12fgKyle Wiltjer, F Kentucky- 19pts, 6reb, 3blk, 4/6 3ptAlex Poythress, F Kentucky- 8pts, 7reb, 3to’sWillie Cauley-Stein, C Kentucky- 8pts, 6reb, 2ast, 4blkArchie Goodwin, G Kentucky- 16pts, 2ast, 3to’s, 9/11ftJarrod Polson, PG Kentucky- 10pts, 3ast, 0to’s, 4/5fgRyan Harrow, PG Kentucky- 0pts, 0/4fg, 2astNerlens Noel, C Kentucky- 4pts, 9reb, 3blk, 2stlBen McLemore, SG Kansas- 9pts, 12reb, 5ast, 3blkJeff Withey, C Kansas- 17pts, 12blk, 5blkElijiah Johnson, PG Kansas- 4pts, 3reb, 1ast, 5foulsPerry Ellis, PF Kansas- 15pts, 8rebMitch McGary, F/C Michigan- 9pts, 9reb, 4/8fgTrey Burke, PG Michigan- 21pts, 8ast, 5to’sTim Hardaway, SG Michigan- 25pts, 10rebGlenn Robinson, SF Michigan- 10pts, 8reb, 5/7fgRodney Purvis, G NCST- 16pts, 3/5 3ptCJ Leslie, F NCST- 11pts, 8reb, 3blk, 2stl, 4/5fgRichard Howell, PF NCST- 16pts, 10reb, 2blk, 2stlLorenzo Brown, PG NCST- 15pts, 7ast, 6reb, 5to’sJames McAdoo, PF UNC- 26pts, 14reb, 10/20fgDexter Strickland, G UNC- 13pts, 3ast, 3stlPJ Hariston, SG UNC- 2pts, 3to’s, 1/6fg, 0/5 3ptReggie Bullock, G/F UNC- 5pts, 9reb, 3ast, 3stlMarcus Paige, PG UNC- 6pts, 3reb, 4to’s, 0astDeAndre Daniels, F UConn- 12pts, 8reb, 3blk, 5to’s, 4/8fgShabazz Napier, PG UConn- 25pts, 2ast, 2blkRyan Boatright, PG UConn- 13pts, 4reb, 4ast, 5stlGary Harris, SG Michigan St- 11pts, 1/7 3ptBranden Dawson, SF Michigan St- 15pts, 10reb, 5stl, 7/17fgKeith Appling, PG Michigan St- 17pts, 4ast, 3rebKenny Kadiji, F Miami- 12pts, 12reb, 5ast, 3to’s, 2/5 3pt, 5/10fgReggie Johnson, C Miami- 22pts, 11reb, 6/16fgShane Larkin, PG Miami- 13pts, 6ast, 5/7fgAndre Roberson, F Colorado- 7pts, 6reb, 3stl, 2blkSpencer Dinwiddie, G Colorado- 13pts, 4ast, 5rebJosh Scott, C Colorado- 14pts, 6reb, 10/11ftJulian Boyd, F LIU- 19pts, 5reb, 5to’sJason Brickman, PG LIU- 12pts, 8ast, 6to’s, 4reb, 2stlJason Olasawere, F LIU- 26pts, 7reb, 4stl, 14/19ftRay McCallum, PG Detroit- 22pts, 5reb, 6ast, 2stl, 2blk, 9/13fgDoug Anderson, F Detroit- 25pts, 9reb, 5stl, 11/20fgBrandon Mobely, PF Seton Hall- 10pts, 10reb, 3/4fgFuquan Edwin, G/F Seton Hall- 16pts, 4reb, 4ast, 4/6 3ptMichael Snaer, SG Florida St- 10pts, 2/11fg, 7reb, 5to’s, 0/6 3ptTerrence Shannon, PF Florida St- 10pts, 9reb, 4/6fgIan Miller, PG Florida St- 8pts, 4ast, 3reb, 2/7fgDavid Wear, PF UCLA- 13pts, 10reb, 5/13fgTravis Wear, PF UCLA- 17pts, 7reb, 5to’s, 6/11fgJordan Adams, SF UCLA- 21pts, 7reb, 7/12fgKyle Anderson, SF UCLA- 10pts, 10reb, 4ast, 3to’sBriante Weber, G VCU- 13pts, 10stlTreveon Graham, SG VCU- 15pts, 7reb, 3astJuvontae Reddic, PF VCU- 10pts, 9reb, 2stlKerron Johnson, SG Belmont- 22pts, 7ast, 6to’s, 11/13ftsIan Clark, G Belmont- 19pts, 3reb, 5/12 3ptTray Woodall, PG Pitt- 14pts, 6ast, 3reb, 3to’sSteven Adams, C Pitt- 8pts, 8reb, 4blkTalib Zanna, PF Pitt- 20pts, 2reb, 10/12fgTaShawn Thomas, F Houston- 11pts, 20reb, 5blk, 2ast, 4to’s, 4/9fgLeon Gibson, PF Houston- 20pts, 10reb, 8/9fg, 4/4ftBilal Dixon, C Towson- 15pts, 10reb, 7/12fgJerrelle Benimon, F Towson- 23pts, 5reb, 5to’sBrad Redford, SG Xavier- 19pts, 6/7 3ptTravis Taylor, PF Xavier- 20pts, 12reb, 3ast, 7/9fgDee Davis, PG Xavier- 22pts, 15ast, 4reb, 5/7 3ptDaniel Miller, C Georgia Tech- 10pts, 10reb, 6ast, 3blkKammeon Hosley, F Georgia Tech- 18pts, 7reb, 7/9 fgRobert Carter, PF Georgia Tech- 9pts, 7reb, 2blkKentavious Caldwell-Pope, SG Georgia- 17pts, 6reb, 5stl, 10/12ftNemanja Djurisic, PF Georgia- 14pts, 12reb, 4to’sJake Cohen, PF Davidson- 13pts, 8reb, 6blkDe’Mon Brooks, SG Davidson- 24pts, 4reb, 2/2 3ptGeorges Niang, PF Iowa St- 15pts, 12reb, 2/2 3ptPercy Gibson, C Iowa St- 17pts, 10reb, 3blkWill Clyburn, SF Iowa St- 16pts, 10reb, 2/4 3ptPrzemek Karnowski, C Gonzaga- 22pts, 3reb, 10/16fgGuy Landri Edi, SF Gonzaga- 16pts, 7rebTrevor Mbakwe, PF Minnesota- 4pts, 3reb, 2stl, 2blk, 14minRodney Williams, SF Minnesota- 16pts, 5reb, 7/10fgAustin Hollins, SG Minnesota- 20pts, 5reb, 5stlSheldon McClennan, SG Texas- 20pts, 14/14ftJavan Felix, PG Texas- 10pts, 9ast, 3to’sEric Moreland, PF Oregon St- 14pts, 13reb, 5blk, 7/7fgDevon Collier, F Oregon St- 14pts, 7reb, 6ast, 4/7fgRoberto Nelson, G Oregon St- 22pts, 3ast, 5/8 3ptBrandon Davies, PF BYU- 16pts, 7reb, 3ast, 4blk, 2stl, 5to’s, 7/9fgTyler Haws, SG BYU- 22pts, 4reb, 8/9ftMatt Carlino, PG BYU- 9pts, 10ast, 5rebEd Daniel, PF Murray St- 15pts, 9reb, 3ast, 2stl, 2blk,Isaiah Canaan, PG Murray St- 11pts, 5reb, 3astColton Iverson, C Colorado St- 18pts, 8reb, 5/8fgDaniel Bejarano, SG Colorado St- 12pts, 6reb, 2astDuke Mondy, PG Oakland- 7pts, 9ast, 3stlTravis Bader, SG Oakland- 27pts, 7reb, 6/10 3ptRob Chubb, C Auburn- 10pts, 15reb, 2blkFrankie Sullivan, SG Auburn- 26pts, 4reb, 11/20fgMarcus Smart, PG Oklahoma St- 8pts, 7reb, 7ast, 2tl, 1/6fgLeBryan Nash, SF Oklahoma St- 16pts, 7reb, 4ast, 2stlDwight Powell, PF Stanford- 27pts, 7eb, 9/14fgJosh Huestis, PF Stanford- 11pts, 9reb, 3/3 3ptJarnell Stokes, PF Tennessee- 10pts, 5reb, 5ast, 5stl, 3blk, 5/7fgTim Frazier, PG Penn St- 23pts, 6ast, 4reb, 17/18ftCJ Harris, SG Wake Forest- 19pts, 3ast, 5to’s, 11/14ftJoe Harris, PG UVA- 15pts, 8reb, 3ast, 4/7 3ptWally Judge, PF Rutgers- 11pts, 12reb, 2ast, 5foulsBrandon Paul, SG Illinois- 20pts, 8reb, 5ast, 2stlMurphy Holloway, PF Ole Miss- 15pts, 11reb, 2ast, 6/10fgBrandon Young, PG DePaul- 20pts, 5ast, 2stl, ¾ 3ptOmar Oraby, C USC- 16pts, 6reb, 3blk, 5/6fg, 6/6ft, 14minDoug McDermott, SF Creighton- 21pts, 11reb, 8/8ftTony Mitchell, SF UNT- 18pts, 7reb, 2stl, 2blk, 2/5 3ptCJ McCollum, SG Lehigh- 36pts, 8reb, 2ast, 3stl, 14/32fgNate Wolters, PG South Dak St- 30pts, 3ast, 5/6 3ptNurideen Lindsey, PG Rider- 26pts, 5ast, 4reb, 9to’s, 10/15fg, 2/4 3ptAntoine Allen, G South Alabama- 21pts, 4/5 3ptDeAndre Kane, G Marshall- 18pts, 8ast, 4ast, 3blkAndrew Lawrence, PG CofC- 16pts, 7reb, 5ast, 2stl, 4to’sOD Anosieke, PF Siena- 10pts, 17reb, 4stl, 3blk, 4to’s, 2/11ftChris Udofia, F Denver- 20pts, 6reb, 5ast, 2blk, 6to’sMoMo Jones, PG Iona- 20pts, 7ast, 5to’s, ¾ 3ptMike Muscala, C Bucknell- 14pts, 10reb, 4to’sJosh Davis, F Tulane- 27pts, 4reb, 12/15fgJohn Brown, F High Point- 28pts, 8reb, 5stl, 3blkChris Fouch, SG Drexel- 24pts, 5reb, 6/12 3ptJeremy Atkinson, F Asheville- 24pts, 11reb, 3stl, 8/8ftBrandon Goode, C Norfolk- 13pts, 13rebNikola Malesevic, SF URI- 26pts, 9reb, ¾ 3ptAnthony Raffa, SG Coastal Carolina- 27pts, 8reb, 4/9 3ptZeke Marshall, C Akron- 15pts, 10reb, 3blk, 9/11ftJackson Steventt, SF Southern Utah- 29pts, 6reb, 11/15ftDwayne Evans, SF St Louis- 21pts, 8reb, 8/12fgChris Gaston, PF Fordham- 19pts, 14reb, 3stl, 7to’s, 9/20fgJuan’ya Green, PG Niagara- 14pts, 9ast, 4stlChristian Standhardinger, SF Hawaii- 27pts, 7reb, 10/15fgCole Dickerson, PF San Fran- 11pts, 19rebGood Games for Saturday and SundaySat 11/10/12Evansville at Notre DameDelaware at LaSalleUCF at USFSun 11/11/12Manhattan at LouisvilleSyracuse at SDSUMarshall at NovaLoyola MD at Washington0 - Posted on: Sat, 11/10/2012 - 12:10pm #727365
Mr. 19134ParticipantGood stuff man I thought I looked through every box score twice last night and I noticed 2 major prospects that I completed missed out on who were Jarnell Stokes and Mitch McGary that you put in your post.
Mitch McGary certainly needs seasoning and hopefully stays for atleast his sophomore year but with his size he should be able to become a Kris Humphries type rebounding hustle machine.
I really like Jarnell Stokes, there is just something about his game where he belongs. I think he’ll be highly slept on whenever he enters the draft because of his size, but he’ll def make a contribution at the next level. Stokes reminds me of guys like Jared Dudley and Tobias Harris, big thick guys that just know how to play.
I love NC State’s team this year. CJ Leslie might be my favorite players in college basketball.
You should find a better format at breaking down the box scores maybe make it more prospect oriented. Like there are a ton of big guys in college ball right now and maybe you should list all of their stats in a row. Like put Cody Zeller, Noels, McGary, Steve Adams, Alex Len, and so on in the same row for easy contrast of stats.
0 - Posted on: Sat, 11/10/2012 - 2:32pm #727389
jmarg25ParticipantIsaiah Austin 22 points and 2 threes in 17 minutes sounds good. And Mcadoo, man he’s a beast.
0 - Posted on: Sat, 11/10/2012 - 3:54pm #727392
Lebron’s HairlineParticipantThanks man, ESPN was slack last night as it took forever for them to put the stats of most games
0 - Posted on: Mon, 11/12/2012 - 12:49am #727555
r377ParticipantAaron Craft had 20pts and 7 assists (only 1 TO) 5/7 3’s
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