Games Nov 16 and 17

by **Wufan** » November 17th, 2015, 6:33 am

Arizona overmatched the third youngest team in college basketball (how is Marquette and the Citadel younger?) winning in Tempe 90-60. Ronnie Suggs lead the charge with 17. The more athletic Wildcats dominated the boards and a large foul disparity.

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by **Wufan** » November 17th, 2015, 6:37 am

Illinois State's DeVaughn Akook-Purcell made a basket with less than a second to play to give the Redbirds a home win over Morehead St. He finished the night with 23 while Deonte Hawkins had 15. The team was 13-23 from the foul line. Final score: 67-66.

by **Wufan** » November 17th, 2015, 6:42 am

Drake lost in OT on the road to Tulane by a score of 79-74. The guards dominated the scoring as Timmer had 19 and Woodward had 20. 21 Bulldog turn overs in the game.

by **Wufan** » November 17th, 2015, 6:46 am

The Sycamore's won convincingly over Wyoming In Terre Haute 70-55. Three starters scored in double figures despite going 7-28 from deep. ISU dominated the boards in this one.

by **Wufan** » November 17th, 2015, 6:48 am

WSU plays at Tulsa tonight at 7. Evansville hosts Marist at the same time.

UNI set to tip against SFA at 7:00 AM.

by **Rollbird5** » November 17th, 2015, 7:31 am

Wufan wrote:Illinois State's DeVaughn Akook-Purcell made a basket with less than a second to play to give the Redbirds a home win over Morehead St. He finished the night with 23 while Deonte Hawkins had 15. The team was 13-23 from the foul line. Final score: 67-66.

Since I'm a glass half full kinda guy I'll focus on some positives. Last year we lost 3-4 games just like this one but hey we won this one! Although he's not putting the ball in the hoop like he's capable of Paris Lee has 14 assists to 2 turnovers and 5 steals in 2 games. David Ndiaye gave the team a huge boost with a putback and a couple of blocks which was encouraging. Deontae played a real good game and obviously DAP gave us the game winner and other key baskets.

For my negatives tho, Our rebounding and free throw shooting has to be much improved and fast. Too many careless turnovers on fast breaks as well. On to the next one

by **MVCfans** » November 17th, 2015, 7:33 am

I really love the 24 hours of hoops on ESPN. Watching UNI beat up on SFA while having breakfast is phenomenal.

by **Khan4Cats** » November 17th, 2015, 8:12 am

MVCfans wrote:I really love the 24 hours of hoops on ESPN. Watching UNI beat up on SFA while having breakfast is phenomenal.

Looking better so far today. Need to finish this half.

by **DUBulldog** » November 17th, 2015, 8:40 am

Wufan wrote:Drake lost in OT on the road to Tulane by a score of 79-74. The guards dominated the scoring as Timmer had 19 and Woodward had 20. 21 Bulldog turn overs in the game.

Bulldogs are very slow, and are weak. Terrible ball handling last night (Timmer and Woodward combined for 11 turnovers, 21 for the team). Terrible shot selection at key times in the game. Woodward's inability to hit free throws will cost Drake some games this season. It will be a lot of fun to watch Dominik Olejniczak's development. I'll be real surprised if he's not starting ahead of Enevold real soon.

by **Khan4Cats** » November 17th, 2015, 9:18 am

Solid win by UNI. Built a halftime lead, withstood a comeback from a veteran SFA team that should be a tourney team by March to win by 10.

15 from Jesperson and Bohannon, 14 from Washpun and Morgan.

Still plenty to work on but a definite improvement from Saturday.