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I told people all day ... BAD feeling about this game.Originally posted by IUPalum View PostIUP equipment manager forgot the jerseys. Yikes!
Not a good omen !
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Wow. Imagine the talking coming his way.Originally posted by IUPalum View PostIUP equipment manager forgot the jerseys. Yikes!
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IUP equipment manager forgot the jerseys. Yikes!
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That would be like Ben telling WL not to play defense because they 'ain't that good at it'Originally posted by boatcapt View PostOr maybe he can't tell his baby boy to knock off shooting because he ain't that good at it??!!
Shooter gonna' shoot!!!
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Or maybe he can't tell his baby boy to knock off shooting because he ain't that good at it??!!Originally posted by IUPalum View PostMaybe BUT is Joe purposely not using the post action because he wants to save it? The few times they used it against zones it was dominant. Trying to stop those trees at the high and low post wasn't possible against Cal but they didn't use it much or purposely didn't use it. I guess we'll soon see.
Shooter gonna' shoot!!!
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Possibly. However, those teams run the zone year-round. Most teams aren't going to effectively master a zone defense with a day or two prep.Originally posted by boatcapt View PostSeems like the genesis for a game plan vs IUP...Play zone and make IUP's shooters try and beat you from outside. As you pointed out is a previous post, IUP's shooters are taking more outside shots than their shooting % might dictate.
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Maybe BUT is Joe purposely not using the post action because he wants to save it? The few times they used it against zones it was dominant. Trying to stop those trees at the high and low post wasn't possible against Cal but they didn't use it much or purposely didn't use it. I guess we'll soon see.Originally posted by boatcapt View PostSeems like the genesis for a game plan vs IUP...Play zone and make IUP's shooters try and beat you from outside. As you pointed out is a previous post, IUP's shooters are taking more outside shots than their shooting % might dictate.
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Seems like the genesis for a game plan vs IUP...Play zone and make IUP's shooters try and beat you from outside. As you pointed out is a previous post, IUP's shooters are taking more outside shots than their shooting % might dictate.Originally posted by IUPbigINDIANS View PostWhen you take out the five games against exclusive zones, IUP's three-point percentage eclipses 40 percent.
Against zones they are shooting the paltry 30-127 from deep (23.6%)
Against all other teams they are shooting 209-519 (40.2%)
That's just a substantial difference.
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The problem with that theory in IUP's case, as Fairmont found out the very hard way, is against teams that play like FSU, IUP can torch them from both the outside and pummel them from the inside. IUP massacred Fairmont under the basket. That was men versus boys.Originally posted by boatcapt View PostI'd say 37% is acceptable if you are a team that doesn't take many 3's in a game...say 15 to 20 attempts. Average more than that and a team is playing with fire. They will beat bad teams because they are bad teams but it will present problems when you play a good team that can excede your 3 point shooting by a significant margin.
Against two other regional-level teams who play exclusive man, IUP mixed the inside-outside to perfection -- East Stroudsburg (14 made treys) and Shippensburg (11 made treys).
They hit 37% to 40% of their treys in March and they will be nasty (and the favorite to win the region) -- minus if they get matched up with Mercyhurst. Somehow in a decade IUP still acts like they are seeing that junk Triangle and Two for the first time -- every time.
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When you take out the five games against exclusive zones, IUP's three-point percentage eclipses 40 percent.
Against zones they are shooting the paltry 30-127 from deep (23.6%)
Against all other teams they are shooting 209-519 (40.2%)
That's just a substantial difference.
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That's the misleading part. Minus the games against zone teams they are lighting it up from outside. They've shredded every team that has tried to A) press them and B) play them in man.Originally posted by boatcapt View PostI'd say 37% is acceptable if you are a team that doesn't take many 3's in a game...say 15 to 20 attempts. Average more than that and a team is playing with fire. They will beat bad teams because they are bad teams but it will present problems when you play a good team that can excede your 3 point shooting by a significant margin.
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I'd say 37% is acceptable if you are a team that doesn't take many 3's in a game...say 15 to 20 attempts. Average more than that and a team is playing with fire. They will beat bad teams because they are bad teams but it will present problems when you play a good team that can excede your 3 point shooting by a significant margin.
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