Current AAC Scores:
108-64 North Carolina over ECU
78-73 Tulsa over Arkansas-Little Rock

Scheduled AAC Games:
Tulsa (-5) plays Arkansas-Little Rock at 3 pm
ECU (+22.5) plays North Carolina at 3 pm ESPNU

*Bold denotes home team

Non Conference Record: 52-28

League Standings:
Tulane 0-0 7-1
Cincinnati 0-0 6-1
Houston 0-0 4-1
UCF 0-0 5-2
SMU 0-0 5-3
South Florida 0-0 5-3
Temple 0-0 5-3
Tulsa 0-0 5-3
Connecticut 0-0 3-3
Memphis 0-0 3-3
East Carolina 0-0 4-5

I say we go 1-1 today...I hope... Tulsa needs to get the win on the road and ECU needs to keep it semi-respectable.

Ugh! Why isn't Tyson starting?

He was in within 2 minutes though.

Definitely 1-1 today

Tulsa is up by 8 at the half at UALR even while getting screwed by the refs. (total fouls 10 to 4) Hope we stay after it in the second half and the refs start to even out their calls.

If we can make some threes in the second half we can make a game of it.

Did they change one of Robinson's fouls? He left with 3 before the 10 minute mark, but Gametracker is only showing him with 2.

***disregard, gametracker is being dumb***

Halftime in both games

ECU down 48-29

Tulsa up 33-25

Tulsa wins 78-73

As hard as we tried, we couldn't lose that game.

We shot 62% from the line, but also 61% from 3

Juice Woodard finished with a double-double 20pts + 10 reb
Shaq Harrison had 17 pts, 4 reb, 5 ast
Rashad Ray had 11 pts, 6 reb, 5 ast

(12-07-2014 05:15 PM)invisiblehand Wrote:  Tulsa wins 78-73

As hard as we tried, we couldn't lose that game.

We shot 62% from the line, but also 61% from 3

Juice Woodard finished with a double-double 20pts + 10 reb
Shaq Harrison had 17 pts, 4 reb, 5 ast
Rashad Ray had 11 pts, 6 reb, 5 ast

Though the fouls evened out in the second half because UALR had to foul late, overall the officiating was ruff, I think 4 or 5 of our turnovers were because of charging calls. A win is a win though, want to see wright wake back up and smith needs to start shooting 100 free throws a day until he is above 60%.

Wright needs to adapt to the way officials are calling fouls this season or he will be sitting on the bench all the time.

(12-07-2014 05:31 PM)TulsaEye Wrote:  Wright needs to adapt to the way officials are calling fouls this season or he will be sitting on the bench all the time.

I feel like he has always had a fouling problem. Whenever he fouls he makes it blatantly obvious... Lowers his shoulder too much in the most on offense and runs into too many guards while they are driving on defense.

ECU 62 UNC 108! I know ECU isn't great, but how do you get beat by 46 and let them shoot 60% from the field! ECU should have slowed it down and not tried to run with UNC, losses like this kill our leagues RPI.

(12-07-2014 05:50 PM)T-Town Cane Wrote:  ECU 62 UNC 108! I know ECU isn't great, but how do you get beat by 46 and let them shoot 60% from the field! ECU should have slowed it down and not tried to run with UNC, losses like this kill our leagues RPI.

Margin of Victory is not a component of RPI so it doesn't matter how badly ECU lost. Also, playing UNC with a W or L helps the conference RPI. Obviously a W is better but an L doesn't hurt it.

We didn't try and run with UNC. They don't run really. After we went down 25 all the subs went in.

(12-07-2014 06:22 PM)cmullinsTU Wrote:  

(12-07-2014 05:50 PM)T-Town Cane Wrote:  ECU 62 UNC 108! I know ECU isn't great, but how do you get beat by 46 and let them shoot 60% from the field! ECU should have slowed it down and not tried to run with UNC, losses like this kill our leagues RPI.

Margin of Victory is not a component of RPI so it doesn't matter how badly ECU lost. Also, playing UNC with a W or L helps the conference RPI. Obviously a W is better but an L doesn't hurt it.

Sorry I was thinking Sagarin / BPI, which I think is just as important when determining the NCAA field. Regardless loosing by 46 to anyone is pretty awful.