(02-04-2015 03:22 PM)CoastGuardHawk06 Wrote:  http://www.jmusports.com

Using that link will get you to an option to watch live. It's nice to see them using our new logo.

http://portal.stretchinternet.com/jmu/

That link will get you directly to the live option without seeing our logo.

Game time is 6:30 est. 3:30 est for me. Glad I'm taking a couple vacation days and won't miss any of the first half.

I'm hooking up my lap-top to the TV for this one. We'll see how that goes.

Likely JMU starters

Kent Jackson 6'7" 185lb. So. G. 11.0 ppg, .448 from 3, 48 assists, 38 TO's, 20 steals
Ron Curry 6'4" 190lb. Jr. G 11.9 ppg .356 from 3, 100 assists, 58 TO's, 28 steals
Winston Grays 6'2" 175lb. Jr. G 9.0 ppg, .368 from 3, 42 assists, 34 TO's, 23 steals
Yohanny Dalembert 6'8" 225lb. Fr. F 11.0 ppg, .604 field, no 3 pointers, 5.5reb, 28 blks.
Tom Vodanovich 6'8" 220lb So. F 4.9 ppg, .545 field, one 3 pointer, 3.6 rebs.,

JMU has been pretty good with the ball, but they haven't faced the non-stop pressure UNCW will bring to the game. With a Freshman and two Sophomores starting, the physicality of a Senior and upper class UNCW roster may create problems in rebounding(where JMU ranks next to last in the CAA), and in beating the press.

Dalembert will pose problems when UNCW drives to the basket, having 28 blocks on the year. He also leads the conference in FG%.

I thought UNCW would fare better against Drexel, but with a Damien Lee on the roster, and a physical roster, they handled our pressure probably better than any CAA opponent this year. I don't think JMU will handle the press nearly as well, and UNCW should dominate the boards.

We do struggle against the zone, but getting into a set zone defense means you have to make shots. UNCW should try to speed this up, and use their physicality to get to the bucket before the zone can get set.

I also think the sheer size of CJ is going to make it hard for Dalembert to get position in the post to score or get rebounds.

UNCW 78 - Hazzard County 65

I've predicted a win every game this year, so take that in consideration.

(02-04-2015 04:35 PM)82hawk Wrote:  Likely JMU starters

Kent Jackson 6'7" 185lb. So. G. 11.0 ppg, .448 from 3, 48 assists, 38 TO's, 20 steals
Ron Curry 6'4" 190lb. Jr. G 11.9 ppg .356 from 3, 100 assists, 58 TO's, 28 steals
Winston Grays 6'2" 175lb. Jr. G 9.0 ppg, .368 from 3, 42 assists, 34 TO's, 23 steals
Yohanny Dalembert 6'8" 225lb. Fr. F 11.0 ppg, .604 field, no 3 pointers, 5.5reb, 28 blks.
Tom Vodanovich 6'8" 220lb So. F 4.9 ppg, .545 field, one 3 pointer, 3.6 rebs.,

JMU has been pretty good with the ball, but they haven't faced the non-stop pressure UNCW will bring to the game. With a Freshman and two Sophomores starting, the physicality of a Senior and upper class UNCW roster may create problems in rebounding(where JMU ranks next to last in the CAA), and in beating the press.

Dalembert will pose problems when UNCW drives to the basket, having 28 blocks on the year. He also leads the conference in FG%.

I thought UNCW would fare better against Drexel, but with a Damien Lee on the roster, and a physical roster, they handled our pressure probably better than any CAA opponent this year. I don't think JMU will handle the press nearly as well, and UNCW should dominate the boards.

We do struggle against the zone, but getting into a set zone defense means you have to make shots. UNCW should try to speed this up, and use their physicality to get to the bucket before the zone can get set.

I also think the sheer size of CJ is going to make it hard for Dalembert to get position in the post to score or get rebounds.

UNCW 78 - Hazzard County 65

I've predicted a win every game this year, so take that in consideration.

I loved the break down, then LOL'd with the contextualization.

(as posted on Roku thread): Can someone please give us a link for the JMU game? I enjoyed the Drexel glame on Roku but don't have a clue about how to get the link. Thanks for all who brought this idea to us!