(11-29-2017 08:47 PM)WMtribe17 Wrote:  Has W&M ever had 2 players score 30 in the same game?

The Daniel Dixon shot game.

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How many other teams on the schedule believe defense is optional? That was fun.

Band looked good on TV. Very valuable for the game day experience

53 three pointers in the last 3 games.

(11-29-2017 08:49 PM)zablenoise Wrote:  

(11-29-2017 08:47 PM)WMtribe17 Wrote:  Has W&M ever had 2 players score 30 in the same game?

The Daniel Dixon shot game.

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Forgot about that. How about just in regulation time.

Tribe has hit 53 of 85 three pointers in the last 3 games, that's a remarkable 62.4% from long range.

The Tribe also hit their last 8 shots.

Maybe ODU won't feel as bad about their defense against W&M. Marshall just showed it can be much worse

60% shooting...64%! from three...86% from the line. Out rebounded them 35-28. 25! assists to only 13 turnovers. What. A. Game.

its going to be fun to follow Marshall the rest of the way. You need to have some serious scoring to keep up with them. I'm not sure how many teams they face that can shoot that torrid pace.

(11-27-2017 09:06 PM)WMtribe17 Wrote:  

(11-27-2017 08:49 PM)Rocco Wrote:  Marshall- 99th offensively per KenPom, 308th defensively
W&M- 119th offensively, 314th defensively

This game should be fun.

This has the makings of triple digit game for both teams. Hopefully W&M keeps shooting the 3 like they have the past 2 games.

This guy had it correct

That game was bananas. That's an NBA scoreboard.

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(11-29-2017 08:54 PM)billymac Wrote:  Tribe has hit 53 of 85 three pointers in the last 3 games, that's a remarkable 62.4% from long range.

Sounds like a good baseline to me. I expect that percentage the rest of the season

That was a hell of a lot of fun. Cohn is a real leader and you can tell he’s having loads of fun himself.

There are going to be frustrating games, but man these kids are fun to watch.

The catalysts for this team are Cohn continuing to do well and create shots for others and Knight staying out of foul trouble

(11-29-2017 07:54 PM)Rocco Wrote:  Shooting 57% from the field and 10-17 from 3 and only up 7. Marshall didn't get the memo that Burchfield can hit 3s.

(11-29-2017 08:55 PM)tribe_pride Wrote:  

(11-27-2017 09:06 PM)WMtribe17 Wrote:  

(11-27-2017 08:49 PM)Rocco Wrote:  Marshall- 99th offensively per KenPom, 308th defensively
W&M- 119th offensively, 314th defensively

This game should be fun.

This has the makings of triple digit game for both teams. Hopefully W&M keeps shooting the 3 like they have the past 2 games.

This guy had it correct

I guess our KenPom offensive numbers should go up and our defensive numbers are going to take a serious hit.

How many old fashioned 3pt plays did Marshall get this game? It had to be close to 10

We scored 114 points and our bench accounted for only 6 of them. Head scratcher stat of the game as far as I'm concerned.

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(11-29-2017 08:55 PM)Tribal Wrote:  That game was bananas. That's an NBA scoreboard.

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...and, believe it or not, Savannah State runs MORE than Marshall and puts up MORE threes than any NCAA team. Burchfield should get the opportunity to hit 20 threes on Saturday.

I don't know if it's just our rims or if we're finishing better, but we seem to have such a soft touch inside. Knight, Cohn, Pierce, Milon, all seemed to have shots rattle home that I'm used to seeing rim or bounce out.

(11-29-2017 09:03 PM)billymac Wrote:  

(11-29-2017 08:55 PM)Tribal Wrote:  That game was bananas. That's an NBA scoreboard.

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...and, believe it or not, Savannah State runs MORE than Marshall and puts up MORE threes than any NCAA team. Burchfield should get the opportunity to hit 20 threes on Saturday.

The difference is Marshall actually has good shooters. SS may put up volume, but they haven't shown to be able to hit at a good percentage. I would welcome a 3pt shooting contest in Georgia.