[MBB] Game #23: 2/2/19 - 7:00PM vs Binghamton (BPG & Ferocious Feast)

[olddog71]

The TU lists the attendance at 3,891. That improvement in spectators and a win will hopefully strengthen the team.

[Eli]

14 minutes ago, Dane06grad said:

Kid was great all night. I would still take Jon Iati in a three point shooting contest over him though. Iati, Iati, Aronholt, Gallup, Cremo could all stroke it too. He is definitely in that elite class though. Gallup might be the best now that I think of it. He could hit from any where once he crossed half court!

Iati's, Aronhalt I can see. Never saw Gallup I don't think (I started coming full-time Wilson's senior season) but Cremo? I don't remember Cremo as being a knock down 3pt shooter like Healey or the Iati's.

[Eli]

5 minutes ago, olddog71 said:

The TU lists the attendance at 3,891. That improvement in spectators and a win will hopefully strengthen the team.

Crowd was great today. It's amazing how fun and loud a place like SEFCU is when it's almost full. I wish it was like that every game :(.

On attendance note...I guesstimated 850 last game at UNH. Guess how many they actually had...

283. 2. 8. 3. HAHAHAHAHA

[Eli]

UAlbany Wins																																			
** Albany stats are the left side in each grouping **																																			
Opponent	Type	LOC	ATN	PTS		FGM		FGA		FG%		3PTM		3PTA		3PT%		FTM		FTA		FT%		REB		AST		STL		BLK		TO		FOUL	
Canisius	OOC	Away	1540	75	66	25	23	47	60	53.2%	38.3%	8	6	18	30	44.4%	20.0%	17	14	25	25	68.0%	56.0%	37	32	17	12	5	11	1	2	18	8	19	24
Oneonta		OOC	Home	1659	79	62	30	24	63	62	47.6%	38.7%	7	9	22	24	31.8%	37.5%	12	5	16	8	75.0%	62.5%	45	32	14	16	8	9	2	6	17	19	13	20
Monmouth	OOC	Home	1902	82	63	21	24	46	60	45.7%	40.0%	14	5	29	20	48.3%	25.0%	26	10	30	19	86.7%	52.6%	27	40	15	10	7	7	4	1	16	18	19	24
Manhattan	OOC	Home	1412	77	67	20	27	40	58	50.0%	46.6%	9	6	20	18	45.0%	33.3%	28	7	35	13	80.0%	53.8%	33	24	16	18	7	11	4	2	19	13	18	27
Niagara		OOC	Away	829	79	74	29	22	64	60	45.3%	36.7%	10	8	28	22	35.7%	36.4%	11	22	13	30	84.6%	73.3%	40	37	13	8	6	4	0	6	12	8	22	17
Hartford	AE	Home	2085	84	77	25	24	52	51	48.1%	47.1%	10	11	25	23	40.0%	47.8%	24	18	33	26	72.7%	69.2%	32	28	16	16	10	9	3	4	16	16	22	23
New Hampshire	AE	Away	283	62	42	18	13	47	53	38.3%	24.5%	9	7	22	27	40.9%	25.9%	17	8	23	16	73.9%	50.0%	31	46	8	4	7	2	1	2	11	18	22	19
Binghamton	AE	Home	3891	64	50	24	17	61	47	39.3%	36.2%	12	5	32	17	37.5%	29.4%	4	11	9	21	44.4%	52.4%	42	34	17	9	6	7	1	3	11	12	18	13
																																			
Tot. W		OOC		7342	392	332	125	120	260	300	48.1%	40.0%	48	34	117	114	41.0%	29.8%	94	58	119	95	79.0%	61.1%	182	165	75	64	33	42	11	17	82	66	91	112
		AE		6259	210	169	67	54	160	151	41.9%	35.8%	31	23	79	67	39.2%	34.3%	45	37	65	63	69.2%	58.7%	105	108	41	29	23	18	5	9	38	46	62	55
																																			
Avg. W		OOC		1468.4	78.4	66.4	25.0	24.0	52.0	60.0	48.1%	40.0%	9.6	6.8	23.4	22.8	41.0%	29.8%	18.8	11.6	23.8	19.0	79.0%	61.1%	36.4	33.0	15.0	12.8	6.6	8.4	2.2	3.4	16.4	13.2	18.2	22.4
		AE		2086.3	70.0	56.3	22.3	18.0	53.3	50.3	41.9%	35.8%	10.3	7.7	26.3	22.3	39.2%	34.3%	15.0	12.3	21.7	21.0	69.2%	58.7%	35.0	36.0	13.7	9.7	7.7	6.0	1.7	3.0	12.7	15.3	20.7	18.3
																																			
Tot. W				13601	602	501	192	174	420	451	45.7%	38.6%	79	57	196	181	40.3%	31.5%	139	95	184	158	75.5%	60.1%	287	273	116	93	56	60	16	26	120	112	153	167
Avg. W				1700.1	75.3	62.6	24.0	21.8	52.5	56.4	45.9%	38.5%	9.9	7.1	24.5	22.6	40.5%	31.9%	17.4	11.9	23.0	19.8	73.2%	58.7%	35.9	34.1	14.5	11.6	7.0	7.5	2.0	3.3	15.0	14.0	19.1	20.9
																																			
UAlbany Losses																																			
** Albany stats are the left side in each grouping **																																			
Opponent	Type	LOC	ATN	PTS		FGM		FGA		FG%		3PTM		3PTA		3PT%		FTM		FTA		FT%		REB		AST		STL		BLK		TO		FOUL	
Iona		OOC	Away	1871	68	72	21	25	58	57	36.2%	43.9%	11	6	24	25	45.8%	24.0%	15	16	16	25	93.8%	64.0%	39	34	10	16	0	12	0	2	22	13	20	16
Boston Univ.	OOC	Home	2579	61	71	20	28	59	55	33.9%	50.9%	5	10	20	22	25.0%	45.5%	16	5	22	11	72.7%	45.5%	33	40	14	18	7	3	3	4	8	14	13	21
Holy Cross	OOC	Home	1614	65	69	23	26	63	56	36.5%	46.4%	10	5	28	17	35.7%	29.4%	9	12	14	20	64.3%	60.0%	45	32	16	18	5	6	1	7	15	9	22	12
UW-Milwaukee	OOC	Away	952	70	79	23	31	59	53	39.0%	58.5%	10	12	30	21	33.3%	57.1%	14	5	17	7	82.4%	71.4%	28	32	12	19	7	1	2	4	8	12	9	14
LIU Brooklyn	OOC	Neutral	-	77	80	25	26	56	63	44.6%	41.3%	6	11	22	28	27.3%	39.3%	21	17	27	22	77.8%	77.3%	42	32	10	13	6	10	5	6	26	16	24	21
Dartmouth	OOC	Neutral	-	77	91	26	30	61	57	42.6%	52.6%	6	17	22	33	27.3%	51.5%	19	14	23	21	82.6%	66.7%	30	37	11	21	8	6	0	4	11	15	16	21
Yale		OOC	Away	904	63	71	23	29	60	54	38.3%	53.7%	8	4	26	14	30.8%	28.6%	9	9	13	22	69.2%	40.9%	32	40	15	19	6	4	1	2	11	13	19	16
Dartmouth	OOC	Home	1740	52	61	18	22	60	53	30.0%	41.5%	8	7	24	24	33.3%	29.2%	8	10	14	16	57.1%	62.5%	32	45	7	15	4	1	2	4	5	11	16	18
Providence	OOC	Away	4855	43	73	15	24	50	57	30.0%	42.1%	6	6	25	18	24.0%	33.3%	7	19	13	24	53.8%	79.2%	31	42	5	12	6	9	2	4	22	14	27	17
Kent State	OOC	Away	2114	68	70	24	24	53	60	45.3%	40.0%	8	6	23	22	34.8%	27.3%	12	16	15	20	80.0%	80.0%	39	28	9	10	2	10	3	5	17	6	18	15
Vermont		AE	Home	2733	51	80	19	31	54	57	35.2%	54.4%	5	10	21	26	23.8%	38.5%	8	8	11	13	72.7%	61.5%	26	39	10	17	9	5	2	4	12	12	16	15
Maine		AE	Home	1793	62	66	20	22	49	51	40.8%	43.1%	11	12	30	28	36.7%	42.9%	11	10	20	13	55.0%	76.9%	33	30	13	17	6	10	1	5	14	12	15	16
Umass-Lowell	AE	Away	411	72	84	27	31	55	53	49.1%	58.5%	8	8	22	19	36.4%	42.1%	8	14	9	16	88.9%	87.5%	25	28	12	14	4	3	1	3	13	9	18	17
UMBC		AE	Away	1659	64	65	21	24	52	56	40.4%	42.9%	10	6	29	18	34.5%	33.3%	12	11	17	15	70.6%	73.3%	37	31	12	9	4	7	1	1	14	10	19	18
Stony Brook	AE	Home	2316	66	67	23	26	67	62	34.3%	41.9%	8	7	31	22	25.8%	31.8%	12	8	16	14	75.0%	57.1%	44	40	19	12	7	5	4	6	9	13	14	13
																																			
Tot. L		OOC		16629	644	737	218	265	579	565	37.7%	46.9%	78	84	244	224	32.0%	37.5%	130	123	174	188	74.7%	65.4%	351	362	109	161	51	62	19	42	145	123	184	171
		AE		8912	315	362	110	134	277	279	39.7%	48.0%	42	43	133	113	31.6%	38.1%	51	51	73	71	69.9%	71.8%	165	168	66	69	30	30	9	19	62	56	82	79
																																			
Avg. L		OOC		1662.9	64.4	73.7	21.8	26.5	57.9	56.5	37.7%	46.9%	7.8	8.4	24.4	22.4	32.0%	37.5%	13.0	12.3	17.4	18.8	74.7%	65.4%	35.1	36.2	10.9	16.1	5.1	6.2	1.9	4.2	14.5	12.3	18.4	17.1
		AE		1782.4	63.0	72.4	22.0	26.8	55.4	55.8	39.7%	48.0%	8.4	8.6	26.6	22.6	31.6%	38.1%	10.2	10.2	14.6	14.2	69.9%	71.8%	33.0	33.6	13.2	13.8	6.0	6.0	1.8	3.8	12.4	11.2	16.4	15.8
																																			
Tot. L				25541	959	1099	328	399	856	844	38.3%	47.3%	120	127	377	337	31.8%	37.7%	181	174	247	259	73.3%	67.2%	516	530	175	230	81	92	28	61	207	179	266	250
Avg. L				1702.7	63.9	73.3	21.9	26.6	57.1	56.3	38.4%	47.4%	8.0	8.5	25.1	22.5	31.6%	36.9%	12.1	11.6	16.5	17.3	73.1%	66.9%	34.4	35.3	11.7	15.3	5.4	6.1	1.9	4.1	13.8	11.9	17.7	16.7
																																			
Tot. (all)			39142	1561	1600	520	573	1276	1295	40.8%	44.2%	199	184	573	518	34.7%	35.5%	320	269	431	417	74.2%	64.5%	803	803	291	323	137	152	44	87	327	291	419	417
Avg. (all)			1701.8	67.9	69.6	22.6	24.9	55.5	56.3	41.0%	44.3%	8.7	8.0	24.9	22.5	34.7%	35.2%	13.9	11.7	18.7	18.1	73.1%	64.1%	34.9	34.9	12.7	14.0	6.0	6.6	1.9	3.8	14.2	12.7	18.2	18.1
			LOC	ATN	PTS		FGM		FGA		FG%		3PTM		3PTA		3PT%		FTM		FTA		FT%		REB		AST		STL		BLK		TO		FOUL	

 

[Dane Pound]

Healy was 9-15 from 3. Rest of team 3 of 17.

Best part about Healy is that all the other elements of his game are falling into place. He also had double digit rebounds, a couple of assists and steals. More than just a shooter.

I liked that we had a double digit win AND I left Sefcu annoyed with the way we played against the Bing zone. It was like we were handed a rubik's cube every time down the floor.

 

[Dane06grad]

6 minutes ago, Eli said:

Iati's, Aronhalt I can see. Never saw Gallup I don't think (I started coming full-time Wilson's senior season) but Cremo? I don't remember Cremo as being a knock down 3pt shooter like Healey or the Iati's.

Cremo shot 46% from 3 last year.

[Dane Pound]

7 hours ago, dslyank said:

I am not sure how it came to be; but at the B&G scrimmage when the kids come into the stands, I got to spend a few minutes with Flory. He said he was "DEFINITELY" playing this year. I did not even ask him if he was, only wished him well. It was like he was pouring his heart out to me, a complete stranger. I was impressed by his intensity and desire, but a little confused why he was even making this declaration to me (as I said a complete stranger.) I am devastated for the kid.

I had a similar conversation and I feel the same way. 

[Eli]

2 minutes ago, Dane06grad said:

Cremo shot 46% from 3 last year.

Fair enough...but he did it on more than 2 less shots a game than Healey. Therefore, Healey is far more impressive IMO. And Healey plays defense where as Cremo played James Haren defense...no d.

Edited February 3, 2019 by Eli

[Dane06grad]

6 minutes ago, Eli said:

Fair enough...but he did it on more than 2 less shots a game than Healey. Therefore, Healey is far more impressive IMO. And Healey plays defense where as Cremo played James Haren defense...no d.

No "D" in JOE.

Great performance by Healey tonight. Been turning in solid performance after solid performance all year.

[cwdickens]

Teams will guard Healey closely going forward.

[MRSGDG]

13 hours ago, BestDaneSinceHamlet said:

Whats with the seats being rolled up on the end line?

For one of the games they got stuck so they put the gdac area over there for that one game. Then they kept the gdac area over there during winter break since there weren't any students. And now it seems like they're going to keep it that way since people who donate like that area better. It has its pluses and minuses for example it's good to have students next to the visitors bench as well as the band. And look at the big purple growl you had a ton of students having no place to sit because their seats were gone and they were sitting in season-ticket chair backs and then had to get kicked out every other second. But you know it's all about the money 😉

[Eli]

2 hours ago, cwdickens said:

Teams will guard Healey closely going forward.

That's fine. That means Clark and Rizzuto will have more room to operate and passing may get easier inside to Hank and Lulka. You can't guard everyone close.

[dslyank]

16 hours ago, nysteve661 said:

Hank and Lulka still with stone hands. .

This is a real issue for sure. These two CAN be serious players for us; especially Lulka, but do not discount how good Hank can be if he could hang onto an inside pass and lock-up every rebound he gets to. Lulka is making great progress in becoming the next Rowley  (Sam that is) and if he ever starts hitting the 3 he supposedly has, put him in the Brent Wilson category. But both of these guys need to find a remedy to the "stone hands" syndrome.

OK you coaches, doctors, trainers, physical therapists:  Any thoughts what if anything can be done to improve hand strength/grip/hold?????

Edited February 3, 2019 by dslyank

[ontheroad]

My take. We went stale once Clark was sitting. Hated to see Lulka patrol from the perimeter. Little penetration until.. Clark re entered the game and became an effective foul line post.  I think getting the ball in that position was something new( and good) , which  may explain the poor shooting.  Surprised he didn't take it strong to the hoop ever so often.

Give Healy an open shot and he will convert. Glad to see him and the other guards attacking the boards for rebounds. Both Lulka and Hank must get stickier hands and stop putting the ball to the floor when a strong move up will do. Lulka can be a beast and looked great on some of the short layins. Rizzuto labored except he was intense on defense. All together a decent effort against a so-so team.

Lauderdale is a smart player and helped both the defense and rebounding. Dev should  position himself down low. AT 6-6 in the AE, you can gather bounds and a few chip ins. Notwithstanding the stats offered about his shooting percentage, he should fog up a three pointer only in the rarest situation like the clock running out. Hey, we got three sharp shooting guards.  

Not sure what happened to Malachi. He was on the floor when Ahmad was out and he looked confused. We need to get him fired up.

 

[dslyank]

14 hours ago, jimbo said:

That was fun to watch. Except for the atrocious midrange shooting. 10-15’ uncontested jumpers should be almost automatic for D1 scholarship players. I love Healey’s enthusiasm and Rizzuto’s intensity and fire. Lulka needs some nasty (and hands...did I mention hands?) anyway....fun. 

Agree with everything!

The mid range shooting was almost impossibly or comically bad. But I would let Clark take that shot every time. I thought the team eventually solved bingo's zone, when they put Clark in that 10-15 area and consistently passed it into him. Even though he kept missing the shot, it was IMHO a good strategy and I am confident Clark will make the mid range shot 80-90% of the time [yesterday's atrociousness was a fluke IMHO.]