Can we all agree that Utah State's Jarred Shaw is the shoe-in for Newcomer of the year in the WAC?
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With Denver often not starting anyone taller than 6-foot-6, can the Pioneers thrive in the WAC? Joe Scott's bunch is being out-shot a last-in-the-league 47% to 38% overall plus 37% to 30% from long distance and is -7 per game in rebounding.
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Did anyone foresee a 6-1, top-of-the-league start for Louisiana Tech?
Granted 72-44 over Arkansas-Monticello and 66-55 versus Arkansas Southern were expected outcomes as exhibitions as was a 71-59 road loss to Texas A&M.
Winning at home against against Arkansas Little Rock 70-52 certainly wasn't an upset but the ensuing three games and wins in three days versus Troy 70-46, Southeast Missouri State 67-63 and Chattanooga 71-63 was not expected, even if two were neutral game matches.
Back home, the Bulldogs topped Louisiana Monroe 68-52 to reach 6-1.
Agreed, this hasn't been a Murderer's Row of opponents but do keep in mind that Coach Mike White is starting two sophomores in the backcourt, plus a sophomore in the middle surrounded by a junior and a senior.
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PTW doesn't recall this forecast: San Jose State University shooting a league-leading 40% from long distance.
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Can Utah State and New Mexico State keep such ownership of the boards? The northern Aggies are at +13.6 while their southern counterparts have a margin of 11.3.
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How is Seattle managing a tops-in-the-conference 12.3 steals a game?
Friday, November 30, 2012
Questions
Posted by Kevin McCarthy at 9:39 AM
Labels: Jarred Shaw basketball, San Jose State University basketball, Seattle Redhawks basketball, University of Denver basketball, Utah State Aggie basketball
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