SWC75
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- We won and now it will just be a score in the media guide. That’s good enough for me.
- Coach Autry said that his offense didn’t even play that well and we scored 89 points. Kiss those 65-60 games goodbye.
- Autry decided to make JJ Starling the point guard and have Judah come in from the wing. That allowed Judah to take over the game in the second half and give us the lead we needed to win comfortably. Having a guy who can take over a game is a huge asset and putting him in a position to do that in the flow of the game is a huge decision.
- Another big development would be the development of Justin Taylor and Chris Bell into consistent contributors. We need them to hit from three but they didn’t do that all that well in this game, going 4 for 12. But they went 6 for 10 inside the arc and scored 25 points between them. Taylor added 7 rebounds, which is the edge he has on Bell. Both had big moments. Taylor made a dynamic move to the basket for a dunk midway through the first half. Bell jumped above a Golden Griffin for a follow lay-up of a missed Mintz trey with 4:31 left.
- I love watching Naheem McCloud. He’s 7-4 and he knows it. There’s no wasted motion. He holds his position (which we can move if need be), keeps the ball in front of him and presents his defender with ‘El Captain’ if they are going to score.
He’s got good hands. He can catch and score. He doesn’t bring the ball down where others can get to it. And he can run the court. He’s going to get bigger and he’s going to get better.
- Maliq Brown is still limited by his injury, (as Jimmy Satalin said on a hot mike), but he’s still smooth around the basket, making all three shots, getting 4 rebounds and 3 steals. But his most spectacular play, (he doesn’t normally do spectacular plays),was a 20 foot assist to Judah for a dunk midway through the first half. One of the virtues of this team is that we have so many people who can handle and pass the all. That could be an asset in many way but it should really help us hold onto a lead late in close games.
2-0 with 30+ to go…
LET’S GO ORANGE!
Net Points
This year I’m going to make things a bit easier on myself and just list the net points in each game after the Upside. Once a month I’ll do a deeper dive into the numbers rather than doing a “Net Points, etc.” post after every game. ‘Net’ points is the positives (points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks) minus the negatives, (missed field goals and free throws, turnovers and fouls committed).
Judah Mintz 24NP in 35 minutes
Naheem McLeod 18NP in 18 minutes
Justin Taylor 17NP in 38 minutes
JJ Starling 16NP in 36 minutes
Maliq Brown 15NP in 22 minutes.
Quadir Copeland 6NP in 16 minutes
Chris Bell 5NP in 26 minutes
Kyle Cuffe -3NP in 23 minutes
Recruited players who did not play: Pete Carey, Mounir Hima, William Patterson, Chance Westry, Bennie Williams
- Coach Autry said that his offense didn’t even play that well and we scored 89 points. Kiss those 65-60 games goodbye.
- Autry decided to make JJ Starling the point guard and have Judah come in from the wing. That allowed Judah to take over the game in the second half and give us the lead we needed to win comfortably. Having a guy who can take over a game is a huge asset and putting him in a position to do that in the flow of the game is a huge decision.
- Another big development would be the development of Justin Taylor and Chris Bell into consistent contributors. We need them to hit from three but they didn’t do that all that well in this game, going 4 for 12. But they went 6 for 10 inside the arc and scored 25 points between them. Taylor added 7 rebounds, which is the edge he has on Bell. Both had big moments. Taylor made a dynamic move to the basket for a dunk midway through the first half. Bell jumped above a Golden Griffin for a follow lay-up of a missed Mintz trey with 4:31 left.
- I love watching Naheem McCloud. He’s 7-4 and he knows it. There’s no wasted motion. He holds his position (which we can move if need be), keeps the ball in front of him and presents his defender with ‘El Captain’ if they are going to score.
He’s got good hands. He can catch and score. He doesn’t bring the ball down where others can get to it. And he can run the court. He’s going to get bigger and he’s going to get better.
- Maliq Brown is still limited by his injury, (as Jimmy Satalin said on a hot mike), but he’s still smooth around the basket, making all three shots, getting 4 rebounds and 3 steals. But his most spectacular play, (he doesn’t normally do spectacular plays),was a 20 foot assist to Judah for a dunk midway through the first half. One of the virtues of this team is that we have so many people who can handle and pass the all. That could be an asset in many way but it should really help us hold onto a lead late in close games.
2-0 with 30+ to go…
LET’S GO ORANGE!
Net Points
This year I’m going to make things a bit easier on myself and just list the net points in each game after the Upside. Once a month I’ll do a deeper dive into the numbers rather than doing a “Net Points, etc.” post after every game. ‘Net’ points is the positives (points, rebounds, assists, steals and blocks) minus the negatives, (missed field goals and free throws, turnovers and fouls committed).
Judah Mintz 24NP in 35 minutes
Naheem McLeod 18NP in 18 minutes
Justin Taylor 17NP in 38 minutes
JJ Starling 16NP in 36 minutes
Maliq Brown 15NP in 22 minutes.
Quadir Copeland 6NP in 16 minutes
Chris Bell 5NP in 26 minutes
Kyle Cuffe -3NP in 23 minutes
Recruited players who did not play: Pete Carey, Mounir Hima, William Patterson, Chance Westry, Bennie Williams
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