It's going to take me a little time to get used to these lineups. Definitely appear more athletic and active defensively

If Colliers offense is this polished, he's going to be a problem

Early results are in and I LOVE Noah Collier’s game. He is a beast down low and on the boards!

Much more energy and athleticism this year. So much more.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Good hands on defense and much better offensive movement than last year. And do my eyes deceive me or is there a good student crowd?

(11-07-2022 08:06 PM)Naptown Tribe Wrote:  Early results are in and I LOVE Noah Collier’s game. He is a beast down low and on the boards!

Much more energy and athleticism this year. So much more.


Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

No need for me to say what I wanted when Naptown did.

If this is a true reflection of Colliers, he's going to have some BIG CAA games.

Love the lack of turnovers, although Rice still gets out of control sometimes.

Very even game. Navy 10 of 21, W&M 10 of 22.

The matchup zone has caused some trouble for the Tribe O.

So, Karasinski can play...

Pretty clean half. Only 4 turnovers

(11-07-2022 08:28 PM)billymac Wrote:  So, Karasinski can play...

He's our best player

I am very pleased seeing where this team is now in the chemistry process. As has been discussed, night and day difference from last year's team on so many levels.

Very even at the Half. Navy shooting 48.5%, W&M 48.4%. Navy has 3 more boards (6 offensive boards) and 1 more 3 pointer. Good start.

Apparently nobody can stop Yoder in this sport, too.

Collier is a handful for a big on perimeter drives

Nelson now with 16 for Navy, including 4-6 from 3.

This Navy squad is solid. They are hard nosed, disciplined as you'd expect, and don't make mistakes

Navy with a ridiculous 13 offensive boards with still 8 minutes to play.

Badly outrebounded

We should be better than last year, but this still isn't a very good team... Collier looks like he could be a matchup nightmare for teams though