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Box score Bits 11/10/12 + 11/11/12

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11/10/12

Key Results

Evansville 49 at Notre Dame 58

Delaware 66 at La Salle 73

UCF 74 at USF 56

Nevada 64 at Irvine 78

Prospect Watch

Isaiah Sykes, PG UCF- 26pts, 11reb, 8ast, 2stl, 10/16fg

Kedren Johnson, PG Vanderbilt- 25pts, 6reb, 6ast

Phil Pressey, PG Mizzou- 19pts, 9ast, 5reb

Kevin Dillard, PG Dayton- 12pts, 10ast, 6reb, 5to’s

DJ Cooper, PG Ohio- 18pts, 6ast, 5reb, 3stl, 5to’s

Matthew Dellavedova, PG St Mary’s- 20pts, 5ast, 5stl, 3to’s, 4/6 3pt

Jahii Carson, PG Arizona St- 15pts, 5ast, 2/3 3pt

Chris Flores, PG NJIT- 28pts, 6reb, 4/7 3pt

Deonte Burton, PG Nevada- 8pts, 2reb, 1ast, 3to’s

 

Eric Green, G VTech- 21pts, 6ast

Bryce Cotton, G Providence- 21pts, 6reb, 4ast, 3to’s

Rontei Clarke, G Butler- 21pts, 5/10 3pt

 

Kevin Foster, SG Santa Clara- 27pts, 9ast, 3stl, 7/15 3pt, 24min

Shane Gibson, SG Sacred Heart- 29pts, 6reb, 11/21fg

Austin Morgan, SG Yale- 28pts, 4ast, 3stl, 6/11 3pt

Daman Starring, SG Irvine- 25pts, 7reb, 10/10ft

Jawanza Poland, SG USF- 22pts, 3reb, 3stl, 8/11fg

Malik Story, SG Nevada- 21pts, 5reb

James Ennis, SG Long Beach- 19pts, 6reb, 7to’s

Nick Kellogg, SG Ohio- 18pts,4/4 3pt

 

LaDontae Henton, F Providence- 24pts, 5reb, 2blk

Laurence Bowers, F Mizzou- 20pts, 7reb

EJ Singler, F Oregon- 12pts, 8reb, 3ast, 4/11fg

 

Mike Groselle, PF The Citadel- 21pts, 15reb, 2stl, 9/11fg

Brock Motum, PF Washington St- 23pts, 10reb, 2blk, 9/13ft

Jack Cooley, PF Notre Dame- 19pts, 11reb, 6blk, 5/7fg

Javon McCrea, PF Buffalo- 22pts, 8reb, 3blk, 10/12ft

Keith Clanton, PF UCF- 16pts, 16reb, 5to’s

Carl Hall, PF Wichita St- 17pts,13reb, 3blk

Jarrell Eddie, PF VTech- 17pts, 10reb, 3/7 3pt

Jamelle Haggins, PF Delaware- 12pts, 14reb, 5blk, 6/10fg

Jerrell Wright, PF LaSalle- 14pts, 10reb

Leonard Washington, PF Wyoming- 16pts, 7reb, 3blk, 5/12fg

 

Jordan Bachynski, C Arizona St- 17pts, 12reb, 9blk, 8/10fg

Alex Oriakhi, C Mizzou- 8pts, 15reb, 3blk

Tony Woods, C Oregon- 14pts, 7reb, 2blk, 6/10fg

DeShawn Painter, C Old Dominion- 12pts, 8reb, 6/11fg

 

11/11/12

Game I watched: Marshall 68 at Villanova 80

A main point I took from this game is that Villanova is a really tough nosed team. Their guard play was great both offensively and defensively especially from Ryan Arcidiacono and James Bell. Arcidiacono played great ball, set the tone defensively and really set up his teammates well. This Wildcat pressure defense intimidated Marshall and created many turnovers and transition opportunities. Bell and Jayvaughn Pinkston were relentless when attacking the rim which led to many easy finishes at the rim. I give credit to Marshall for hanging in the game throughout even though I thought they were superior team prior to the game. Nova’s D really shut down Marshall’s star DeAndre Kane and Marshall needs him to score if they are going to be successful. Overall, Villanova is a lot better than I thought because they have toughness and a great PG in Ryan Arcidiacono. The Wildcats and Thundering Herd are probably both on the NCAA bubble.

Arcidiacono really stood out as a potential star even as a freshman. He is a true floor general with range way beyond the 3pt line. Former top 100 recruit and Villanova guard, Ty Johnson, recently transferred from the program because he feared lack of playing time. This kid was a good ball player, but this situation speaks to just how good Arcidiacono really is. Not only can Arcidiacono set people up in the half court, but he also thrives in transition. He had one pass to Yarou and one to Hillard that split the defense and led to a wide open finish. Defense is also one of his specialties. I spoke before about his great pressure man to man defense, but he is also an accomplished pick pocket. There was one play where Dennis Tinnon beat Pinkston off the dribble and Arcidiacono came out of nowhere to rip the ball away and start the break. Arcidiacono is one hell of a player who definitely has a NBA future and will be one of the country’s best guards by his sophomore or junior year. I know this may seem like overkill after one game, but this kid has all the attributes of a premier college point guard and I am certain he will a household name very shortly.

 

Important Results

Manhattan 51 at Louisville 79

Syracuse 62 at SDSU 49

Marshall 68 at Villanova 80

Loyola MD 63 at Washington 85

New Mexico St 62 at Oregon St 71

 

Prospect Watch

Pierre Jackson, PG Baylor- 25pts, 7ast, 3stl, 4reb

Ryan Arcidiacono, PG Villanova- 25pts, 6ast, 4reb, 2stl, 4/9 3pt

Jordan Aaron, PG Milwaukee- 28pts, 6ast, 4reb, 3stl, 7/14 3pt

Aaron Craft, PG Ohio St- 20pts, 7ast, 5/7 3pt

Mark Lyons, PG Arizona- 17pts, 6ast, 0to’s

Anthony Ireland, PG Loyola Marymount- 17pts, 11reb, 5ast, 5to’s

Peyton Siva, PG Louisville- 10pts, 10ast, 5to’s, 1stl

Cashmere Wright, PG Cinnci- 16pts, 4reb, 3ast, 3to’s, 19min, 4/7 3pt

 

Ahmad Starks, G Oregon St- 33pts, 5ast, 5reb, 4stl, 11/21fg

Kenny Boynton, G Florida- 22pts, 6reb, 5ast, 4/4 3pt

Russ Smith, G Louisville- 23pts, 5stl, 4/13 3pt

Duke Mondy, G Oakland- 30pts, 6reb, 9to’s, 2stl, 12/18fg

Michael Carter-Williams, G Cuse- 17pts, 4reb, 4ast, 5stl, 4to’s

D’Vauntes Smith-Rivera, G Georgetown- 19pts, 6/7fg, 4/4 3pt

Brandon Triche, G Cuse- 15pts, 4ast, 3reb, 5to’s

 

Michael Lyons, SG Air Force- 33pts, 7/12 3pt

Michael Hale III, SG San Antonio- 29pts, 3reb, 3ast, 10/14fg

Allen Crabbe, SG Cal- 27pts, 11/17fg, 4/5 3pt

Trevor Lacy, SG Alabama- 23pts, 4ast, 3stl, 5/5 3pt, 22min

CJ Wilcox, SG Washington- 22pts, 6reb, 4/5 3pt

Justin Cobbs, SG Cal- 22pts, 6reb, 3ast, 8/11fg

Sean Johnson, SG Duquesne- 21pts, 8reb, 5 fouls, 8/8ft

Lenzelle Smith, SG Ohio St- 18pts, 5reb, 8/11fg

Ben Brust, SG Wisconsin- 14pts, 11reb, 3ast, 2/2 3pt

James Bell, SG Villanova- 19pts, 4reb, 5to’s, 3/5 3pt

Sean Kilpatrick, SG Cinnci- 14pts, 3reb, 1/5 3pt

Jamaal Franklin, SG SDSU- 11pts, 8reb, 3stl, 7to’s

 

CJ Fair, SF Cuse- 17pts, 10reb, 2stl

DeShaun Thomas, SF Ohio St- 19pts, 3reb, 2stl, 4/9 3pt

Dennis Tinnon, SF Marshall- 15pts, 9reb, 4/7fg

Reggie Bullock, SF UNC- 16pts, 4ast,6/7fg

Amath M’Baye, SF Oklahoma- 12pts, 9reb, 2blk, 6/9fg

Greg Whittington, SF Georgetown- 8pts, 15reb

Taurean Waller-Prince, SF Baylor- 13pts, 6reb, 2stl, 4/5fg

 

Ryan Anderson, PF Boston College- 29pts, 17reb, 2stl, 11/14ft

Murphy Burnatowski, PF Colgate- 24pts, 12reb, 2blk, 5to’s

Brandon Ubel, PF Nebraska- 21pts, 12reb, 8/12fg

Jerome Frink, PF FIU- 22pts, 10reb, 9/9ft

Ron Bracey, PF Stony Brook- 21pts, 10reb, 2/2 3pt

Michael Carrera, PF South Carolina- 17pts, 15reb, 3blk

OD Anosike, PF Siena- 17pts, 12reb, 6/7fg

James McAdoo, PF UNC- 19pts, 11reb, 2stl

Cory Jefferson, PF Baylor- 14pts, 7reb, 6blk, 6/7fg

Davante Gardner, PF Marquette- 14pts, 6reb, 16min

Majok Majok, PF Ball St- 11pts, 12reb, 4/8fg

Rico Gathers, PF Baylor- 13pts, 10reb, 2stl, 6/8fg

Brandon Ashley, PF Arizona- 12pts, 8reb, 2blk, 8/12ft

Erik Murphy, PF Florida- 15pts, 3reb, 3/6 3pt

Rakeem Christmas, PF Cuse- 3pts, 6reb, 5blk

JJ O’Brein, PF SDSU- 9pts, 7reb, 2ast, 2stl

 

Rhamel Brown, C Manhattan- 18pts, 15reb, 7/13fg

Jared Berggren, C Wisconsin- 19pts, 8reb, 4blk, 7/7ft

Aziz NDiaye, C Washington- 10pts, 16reb, 3blk

Patric Young, C Florida- 12pts, 12reb, 2blk, 5/9fg

Dennis Clifford, C Boston College- 12pts, 5reb, 3blk, 18min, 6/8fg

Joel James, C UNC- 11pts, 8reb, 4/5fg, 18min

Gorgui Dieng, C Louisville- 9pts, 3reb, 4/6fg, 20mins

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Thanks for these posts.

I’ll be looking forward to watching Arcidiacono.  I only saw a little bit of him in HS. I thought he and Yogi were the most college ready incoming PGs in terms of skill. He’s super confident with the skill to back up his swagger.  He’s got good size for the point as well.  The thing I didn’t like about him when I saw him was that he was really loose with his shot selection and attempted some really difficult stuff, both in his shots and when trying to make plays.  I’ll have to catch a ‘Nova game soon.

Also, I wasn’t aware of the Ty Johnson transfer.  That’s a shame.  I thought he and Archie could’ve shared a backcourt.

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 how did allen crabbe look, any1?

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