"We're going to full court press, run, and shoot a lot of 3s"
by TheShow23 » Sun Apr 08, 2012 3:23 pm
[color="Black"]NCAA Tournament[/color]
[color="Blue"](5) Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens vs. (9) Ohio State Buckeyes
In recent years we have run into problems when playing against teams from the Big 10, blowout losses to Purdue and Michigan have knocked us out of the NCAA Tournament in recent seasons. Heading into our Sweet 16 game against Ohio State we were actually glad to be playing a Big 10 team, this was due to Ohio State upsetting top seeded Texas 69-68 in their last game. In the first half Ohio State did a good job of imposing their as they were able to slow tempo. Losing 35-31 at halftime I told the players they must play through the physical nature of the game. To start the half we threw a new wrinkle against the Buckeyes in the form of a 1-2-2 press, having not seen that on any of our game tapes they committed 5 quick turnovers which led to 11 points as we opened the half on an 11-0 run. After that run we never looked back in route to a 77-68 win. Glen Avery had 25 points while Jaraan Hall scored 11.
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[color="Blue"](5) Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens vs. (9) Ohio State Buckeyes
In recent years we have run into problems when playing against teams from the Big 10, blowout losses to Purdue and Michigan have knocked us out of the NCAA Tournament in recent seasons. Heading into our Sweet 16 game against Ohio State we were actually glad to be playing a Big 10 team, this was due to Ohio State upsetting top seeded Texas 69-68 in their last game. In the first half Ohio State did a good job of imposing their as they were able to slow tempo. Losing 35-31 at halftime I told the players they must play through the physical nature of the game. To start the half we threw a new wrinkle against the Buckeyes in the form of a 1-2-2 press, having not seen that on any of our game tapes they committed 5 quick turnovers which led to 11 points as we opened the half on an 11-0 run. After that run we never looked back in route to a 77-68 win. Glen Avery had 25 points while Jaraan Hall scored 11.
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by TheShow23 » Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:13 pm
[color="Black"]NCAA Tournament[/color]
[color="Blue"](5) Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens vs. (6) UNLV Runnin’ Rebels
Offensively I wouldn’t label us as a one man team, granted Glendon Avery was the only player to average double figures scoring but we had 4 players who averaged between 7 and 9 points per game. Everyone on the team knows their roles offensively and have shown an ability to step up when needed, today would have to be one of those days if we wanted to win as UNLV made it their mission to stop Glen at all costs. To stop him they unleashed a Diamond and One defense, it was working a Glen shot 2-10 in the first half. The rest of the team didn’t shoot much better as we went into the half down 33-22. Starting the second half we played even worse as we found ourselves down 51-31 with 13 minutes left in the game.
With our perimeter shooting off I made the call to go with a bigger lineup hoping that length would cause some turnovers to get some easy points as we couldn’t score in the half court. It was the first time all season we used the lineup of Watkins-Guinn-Marshall-Deren-Stanfield, one guard and four forwards. A 10-2 run led by our defense cut the deficit to 53-41 with nine minutes left. Two steals Guinn led to a dunk from Deren and a three by Watkins to make it 53-46 with less than eight minutes left. Over the next three minutes both teams struggled to score as UNLV maintained a 57-50 at the four minute mark.
The four forward lineup did its job but I needed shooters in the game so Glen and Jaraan Hall were put into the game. Back to back threes from Hall and Watkins cut UNLV’s lead to 57-56, UNLV responded with four straight points to hold a 61-56 lead with three minutes left. Deren rebounded a miss by Glen and dunked and got foul as he completed a three point play. After a stop on defense Glen finally hit a three to give us our first lead 62-61 with two minutes left. UNLV hit a three on their next trip but Stanfield scored a hook shot to tie the game at 64 with one minute remaining. UNLV missed on their next shot but grabbed the offensive rebound, with 10 seconds left their point guard hit a floater. I decided not to call a timeout so UNLV couldn’t set their defense, Glen missed a decent look at a three that went off the rim. Deren got the rebound and shot a hook shot that rimmed out, Marshall tapped the ball out to Watkins whose last second three went off the front of the rim sending UNLV to the Final Four. Glen was our only player in double figures with 12 points but shot 4-17 to get those 12 points.
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[color="Blue"](5) Delaware Fightin' Blue Hens vs. (6) UNLV Runnin’ Rebels
Offensively I wouldn’t label us as a one man team, granted Glendon Avery was the only player to average double figures scoring but we had 4 players who averaged between 7 and 9 points per game. Everyone on the team knows their roles offensively and have shown an ability to step up when needed, today would have to be one of those days if we wanted to win as UNLV made it their mission to stop Glen at all costs. To stop him they unleashed a Diamond and One defense, it was working a Glen shot 2-10 in the first half. The rest of the team didn’t shoot much better as we went into the half down 33-22. Starting the second half we played even worse as we found ourselves down 51-31 with 13 minutes left in the game.
With our perimeter shooting off I made the call to go with a bigger lineup hoping that length would cause some turnovers to get some easy points as we couldn’t score in the half court. It was the first time all season we used the lineup of Watkins-Guinn-Marshall-Deren-Stanfield, one guard and four forwards. A 10-2 run led by our defense cut the deficit to 53-41 with nine minutes left. Two steals Guinn led to a dunk from Deren and a three by Watkins to make it 53-46 with less than eight minutes left. Over the next three minutes both teams struggled to score as UNLV maintained a 57-50 at the four minute mark.
The four forward lineup did its job but I needed shooters in the game so Glen and Jaraan Hall were put into the game. Back to back threes from Hall and Watkins cut UNLV’s lead to 57-56, UNLV responded with four straight points to hold a 61-56 lead with three minutes left. Deren rebounded a miss by Glen and dunked and got foul as he completed a three point play. After a stop on defense Glen finally hit a three to give us our first lead 62-61 with two minutes left. UNLV hit a three on their next trip but Stanfield scored a hook shot to tie the game at 64 with one minute remaining. UNLV missed on their next shot but grabbed the offensive rebound, with 10 seconds left their point guard hit a floater. I decided not to call a timeout so UNLV couldn’t set their defense, Glen missed a decent look at a three that went off the rim. Deren got the rebound and shot a hook shot that rimmed out, Marshall tapped the ball out to Watkins whose last second three went off the front of the rim sending UNLV to the Final Four. Glen was our only player in double figures with 12 points but shot 4-17 to get those 12 points.
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by TheShow23 » Tue Apr 10, 2012 10:30 pm
[SIZE="5"][color="Blue"]University of Delaware 2017-2018 Stats Leaders[/color][/SIZE]
[color="Black"]Points:[/color] Avery 23.1 Nelson 9.1 Deren 8.6 Hall 7.4 Watkins 7.2
[color="black"]Rebounding:[/color] Deren 7.3 Avery 4.7 Nelson 4.6
[color="black"]Assists:[/color] Watkins 4.6
[color="black"]Steals:[/color] Avery 2.0 Deren 1.2 Nelson 1.0
[SIZE="5"][color="black"]Awards[/color][/SIZE]
National Freshman of Year: Glendon Avery
All-America 1st Team: Glendon Avery
CAA Player of the Year: Glendon Avery
CAA Defensive Player of the Year: Glendon Avery
CAA Freshmen of the Year: Glendon Avery
CAA 1st Team: Glendon Avery
CAA 1st Team: Taliek Deren (4.0 GPA)
[color="black"][SIZE="5"]NCAA Tournament[/SIZE][/color]
ODU (11) lost 79-71 UNLV (6) in opening round game
Final Four
Maryland (1) 70 vs. Florida (2) 61
UNLV (6) 73 vs. Boston College (6) 65
Maryland (1) 59 vs. UNLV (6) 44
[SIZE="5"][color="black"]UD Final Record[/color][/SIZE]
28-6 Overall 14-4 CAA 14 Ranked Team in Country
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by TheShow23 » Wed Apr 11, 2012 10:03 pm
[SIZE="5"][color="Blue"]2018-2019 Delaware Roster[/color][/SIZE]
[color="Yellow"]Starters[/color]
#4 Tim Fife 3.5/4 Jr. 6-0 189
#1 Glendon Avery 4/4.5 So. 6-5 212
#25 Ray Stanfield 4/5 Sr. 6-7 216
#45 Taliek Deren 4.5/5 Jr. 6-8 196
#52 Lamoni Nelson 2/4 Sr. 6-9 248
Overview: Love the team length we have, we can cause a lot of problems on defense. In Fife we have a true point guard which is something we lacked last year. Avery is a bonafided star and rebounding will be a strength of the team
[color="Yellow"]Bench[/color]
#14 Donnie Watkins 3.5/4 Sr. Rs 6-0 170
#11 Jaraan Hall 2.5/4 Jr. 6-5 174
#33 Jonte Guinn 2/4 Jr. 6-8 217
#41 Nathan Williamson 2.5/3 Sr. 6-10 260
#31 Casey Fowler 3/4.5 Fr. Rs 6-7 229
#24 Sam Landram 2/2 Sr. 6-8 202
#34 Brian Kanaskie 2/4 So. Rs 6-3 211
#32 Jerry Nabity 1.5/4.5 Fr.Rs 6-7 238
#22 Mark Royten 1.5/4 So. Rs 6-8 215
#10 Aaron Dench 2.5/2.5 So. 6-4 212
#20 Jim Williams 0.5/0.5 Fr. 6-1 170
#12 Blake Kernan 2/4 So. 6-4 180 (Transfer Fordham)
Overview: Watkins, Hall, and Guinn give us quality expierence off the bench.
[color="Black"]AD Expectations
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Win CAA Tournament
Win 20 Games
Improve Prestige
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by TheShow23 » Thu Apr 12, 2012 9:00 pm
[color="Blue"][SIZE="5"]Recruting[/SIZE][/color]
[color="Black"]Delaware incoming recruits for the 2019-2020 Season[/color]
SF Cy Overton Hermitage, PA 27 (A)
SG Tyler Campbell Nazareth, PA 42 (A) Jc. So.
SG Herb Denson Voorhees, NJ 62 (B) Jc. So.
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by TheShow23 » Thu Apr 12, 2012 9:10 pm
November 2018
@Georgetown (2) 48-76
@Florida (7) 57-73
@Duke (1) 51-66
San Diego St 69-65
Georgia Southern 50-42
[color="Black"]Overview: With the team we had coming back I felt we should schedule some tough games to get us ready for the NCAA Tournament. We didn't play well but these games will prepare us, plus if we play these kind teams in the tournament we get them on a neutral court rather than their home court.
UD Record: 2-3 Overall[/color]
December 2018
@Bowling Green 58-60
@Del St 62-43
*Washington 67-55 (Las Vegas Winter Jam)
*NC St 69-57 (Las Vegas Winter Jam)
*Arizona 70-66 (Las Vegas Winter Jam)
VMI 72-49
W&M 60-43
@Towson 66-47
[color="black"]Overview: Went out to Vegas and beat 3 power conference teams which was impressive. Won our last seven games of the month including starting 2-0 in league play
UD Record: 9-4 Overall 2-0 CAA[/color]
@Georgetown (2) 48-76
@Florida (7) 57-73
@Duke (1) 51-66
San Diego St 69-65
Georgia Southern 50-42
[color="Black"]Overview: With the team we had coming back I felt we should schedule some tough games to get us ready for the NCAA Tournament. We didn't play well but these games will prepare us, plus if we play these kind teams in the tournament we get them on a neutral court rather than their home court.
UD Record: 2-3 Overall[/color]
December 2018
@Bowling Green 58-60
@Del St 62-43
*Washington 67-55 (Las Vegas Winter Jam)
*NC St 69-57 (Las Vegas Winter Jam)
*Arizona 70-66 (Las Vegas Winter Jam)
VMI 72-49
W&M 60-43
@Towson 66-47
[color="black"]Overview: Went out to Vegas and beat 3 power conference teams which was impressive. Won our last seven games of the month including starting 2-0 in league play
UD Record: 9-4 Overall 2-0 CAA[/color]
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by TheShow23 » Fri Apr 13, 2012 9:14 pm
January 2019
George Mason 73-57
@Northeastern 74-61
Drexel 81-50
@Hofstra 68-51
Old Dominion 75-44
VCU 72-61
@William & Mary 74-52
@Georgia State 81-66
James Madison 87-68
[color="Black"]Overview: We were perfect record wise and we dominated teams as the closest an opponent played us was VCU losing by 11
UD Record: 18-4 Overall 11-0 CAA[/color]
February 2019
@UNC Wilmington 80-69
Towson 77-54
@George Mason 52-38
Northeastern 74-42
@Drexel 50-60
*Akron 92-63
Hofstra 75-49
@Old Dominion 90-71
[color="black"]Overview: One lost seperated us from a perfect league record, despite that going 17-1 in a tough league such as the CAA is a great accomplishment.
UD Record: 25-5 Overall 17-1 CAA[/color]
George Mason 73-57
@Northeastern 74-61
Drexel 81-50
@Hofstra 68-51
Old Dominion 75-44
VCU 72-61
@William & Mary 74-52
@Georgia State 81-66
James Madison 87-68
[color="Black"]Overview: We were perfect record wise and we dominated teams as the closest an opponent played us was VCU losing by 11
UD Record: 18-4 Overall 11-0 CAA[/color]
February 2019
@UNC Wilmington 80-69
Towson 77-54
@George Mason 52-38
Northeastern 74-42
@Drexel 50-60
*Akron 92-63
Hofstra 75-49
@Old Dominion 90-71
[color="black"]Overview: One lost seperated us from a perfect league record, despite that going 17-1 in a tough league such as the CAA is a great accomplishment.
UD Record: 25-5 Overall 17-1 CAA[/color]
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by TheShow23 » Tue Nov 27, 2012 1:11 am
[color="Black"]CAA Tournament[/color]
[color="Blue"]Delaware Fightin Blue Hens (1) vs. Hofstra Pride (8)
I'll give Hofstra credit, their game plan was to slow it up and that's what they did. We only scored 64 points but at the end of the day they only scored 52 points. The slowed game created a limited amount of shots, however our shooters are better than their shoots and it showed through the course of the game. Glen Avery led us with 16 points while Mark Royten had 10 points
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[color="Blue"]Delaware Fightin Blue Hens (1) vs. Hofstra Pride (8)
I'll give Hofstra credit, their game plan was to slow it up and that's what they did. We only scored 64 points but at the end of the day they only scored 52 points. The slowed game created a limited amount of shots, however our shooters are better than their shoots and it showed through the course of the game. Glen Avery led us with 16 points while Mark Royten had 10 points
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