The win might move us toward the NIT bubble................this prediction has us as 7th NIT seed before SLU game
https://www.dratings.com/predictor/bracketology/
https://www.dratings.com/predictor/bracketology/
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Join the A-10 and have a good shot at an NIT bid..................So A-10 in Total:
Davidson NCAA 8 Seed
SBU NIT 1 Seed
VCU NIT 2 Seed
SLU NIT 2 Seed
Dayton NIT 2 Seed
UR NIT 7 Seed
Look most of us here want this team desperately to play & win to our potential. No different than you. We may not post as rah rah as you, and there's nothing wrong with what you say. Nor is there anything wrong with our perception of the team & how we might be a bit more grounded in our statements if I can use that term.Yes, the team is playing better. We have won 6 of our last 8 and 10 of our last 14.
3 of those losses were Davidson by 3 points, VCU by 2 points and overtime to George Mason.
What was the 4th loss? Please remind usYes, the team is playing better. We have won 6 of our last 8 and 10 of our last 14.
3 of those losses were Davidson by 3 points, VCU by 2 points and overtime to George Mason.
I have to agree with Mooney on that decision. After those 3 subs he has absolutely nothing else on the bench assuming Dji is hurt.Notice over the last several weeks, Mooney has shortened the bench to Nick, Grace, and Crabtree. The others have gotten either no minutes or very minimal minutes at best. We are now pretty much 3 bench deep.
thanks. certainly worked. nice adjustment. need to figure that out quicker though. like in the pre-game film session.On screen in second half would hedge and roll was picked up by Cayo or person playing #4 position.
Did not allow penetration into lane. This was real evident last 10 minutes.
CM also mentioned in the postgame that when Nate was doubling Okoro they specifically wanted him and grant/grace to deny Okoro passing out of the double to whatever open man Nate had left.thanks. certainly worked. nice adjustment. need to figure that out quicker though. like in the pre-game film session.
Remember, we have been told that we are beginning to gel now. That is part of the prior 20 some game lead up to this strategy.CM also mentioned in the postgame that when Nate was doubling Okoro they specifically wanted him and grant/grace to deny Okoro passing out of the double to whatever open man Nate had left.
Sort of seems like something we should have been doing the prior 28 games.
It’s very weird. I’m not a basketball expert but if you’re going to double a guy, isn’t one of the core objectives at that point to force a turnover, jump ball or timeout?Remember, we have been told that we are beginning to gel now. That is part of the prior 20 some game lead up to this strategy.
No, it's to stop that particular guy from scoring. Those other things are gravy.It’s very weird. I’m not a basketball expert but if you’re going to double a guy, isn’t one of the core objectives at that point to force a turnover, jump ball or timeout?
That and for once just foul the crap out of somebody.It’s very weird. I’m not a basketball expert but if you’re going to double a guy, isn’t one of the core objectives at that point to force a turnover, jump ball or timeout?
Not according to Mooney. Goal was to double Okoro at times, but when doing so, must also disrupt his ability to throw the ball out to an open teammate. Yes, too often that has been our double team strategy, to stop said player from scoring, which is pretty easy to do with a double team. What is much more difficult is disrupting the other teams ability to get an open shot off of a double team.No, it's to stop that particular guy from scoring. Those other things are gravy.
I agree with this. If there is parody in a conference it can hurt getting bids. Good but not great teams beating up on each other. If this happens in a power 6 conference they all get bids because its assumed the conference is "deep". In the A-10 its a down year.if your conference is strong enough to have one 1-seed and three 2-seeds in the NIT then surely you deserve one at large bid to the big dance
He said prevent the ball to go out to the teammate that was vacated by Cayo/person doing the double team. That's different.Not according to Mooney. Goal was to double Okoro at times, but when doing so, must also disrupt his ability to throw the ball out to an open teammate. Yes, too often that has been our double team strategy, to stop said player from scoring, which is pretty easy to do with a double team. What is much more difficult is disrupting the other teams ability to get an open shot off of a double team.
Looks like we have been playing in gel all season.Remember, we have been told that we are beginning to gel now. That is part of the prior 20 some game lead up to this strategy.