Exhibition season
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Not a good look if you force 24 turnovers vs an average Purdue team and still only win by 6.
I'm just trolling. Was able to take a shot at two teams in one little post.
Duke beat defending D-II national champ Ferris State, 132-48. I read they shot 69% from 3, but box score says 11-22.
They were 59% from the field.
69% from the FT line, I think that is where the writer of the article I read got confused.
http://www.goduke.com/fls/4200/stats/2018-19/basketball-m/du1027.pdf
Well, shit........Carsen may as well transfer. Great to hear. Good kid. But I'd probably wait a tad before getting to excited. Itsa scrimmage.. For the most part, they're controlled, and somewhat scripted. Not to much is put into these. Coaches normally will as the other staff to run "such and such defense", to help them prepare.
Good for Ryan, though. As I said---good kid.
Duke beat defending D-II national champ Ferris State, 132-48. I read they shot 69% from 3, but box score says 11-22.
Do what?
Yes, there is. But there are some really good, D2 teams. Ferris State is one of them. They are certainly better than who IU opens with; Chicago State. Still...to beat this team by , what, 84 points? I mean, thats impressive. I've worked a lot of D2 basketball. D1 as well. There is a huge difference for the most part. But there is some really good basketball teams at the D2 level.
Serious question, would you have forced as many with those two on the floor? Obviously impossible to say as we have no idea where those occurred, but seems like Konate is a unique player and your squad would have looked differently had he played, unless his backup is similar
Michigan State only beat them by 8 last year in exhibition, but they lost 4 starters off that team.
Watched 5 minutes of that Duke game May be expected some type of competition with Ferris State the DII Champs. Duke had 5 breakaway dunks in those first 5 minutes and Ferris State gave little to no effort to defend most plays. Quit watching after that.
Hard to believe. Meanwhile the team across the state curb stomped Georgia Tech today in a scrimmage. No stats, just know AU hit 18 threes.Whoa! Is this real life?
Bama off to good start
It's still October. Alabama doesn't even know what a basketball is right now.
Beetle is quick, and our most experienced guard, so yes.
Konate is a 14ppg, 8 reb, 5 blk guy, so I feel good about the outcome without those 2
GT is gonna be awful this year. Maybe not 0-18 awful like Pitt last year but still really bad.
Kansas and of all teams Nevada are the only others with that kind of depth this year.
Of course, I wasn't saying it's the data point we needed. But it does say that he's possibly capable of much more than you guys originally thought.
What's your point? We aren't talking about how good Purdue will be this year. We were talking about whether or not Cline would get minutes on this years IU roster.
He averaged 3.2 bpg last year. You're an idiot if you think he averages 5bpg.
Ummmm, I didn't say he was a 5 block a game guy.....
I just like posting that video.
mmmmmmkay?
We were missing our top player, Sasha Stefanovic
And clearly stated it was an excuse to to post that vid...
Don't be a doucher, just watch the vid and be in
awe....
Sounds like it was the difference in the scrimmage too. No way Purdue doesnt win by 20 if Sasha plays.
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