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Message: [QUOTE="ClvrUsrnm, post: 2712218"] I thought the pace of play was perfect. In settled sets, all three teams had the opportunity to get their personnel on and run their offenses. There were very few bad shots just to beat the shot clock (there were some bad shots, no question, but not because of an expiring clock). I think there were less than 5 shot clock violations across the three games. There wasn’t an inordinate amount of transition. Syracuse scored more in transition against Bingo than Marist but they pushed earlier more often against Bingo. A lot of early offense. It was fun to watch. Some of it was vintage Syracuse. Syracuse did get its offensive middies caught on D a few times, which would probably hurt a whole lot more against Duke or Virginia than it did yesterday. Didn’t see any crease dives in any of the games. There were times when it could have happened. Maybe the teams agreed not to this early? Not sure. [/QUOTE]