2/15/98: #12 Sam Houston St (24-2, 11-1) @ Texas-Arlington (11-14, 5-7)
Scouting Report
1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Balanced
3. Key players: Jr C Eli Seabrooks (9.1 ppg, 51% FG)
4. UTA likes to field in a tall lineup (2, sometimes 3 centers). They shoot at an above-average clip FG%, but one of worst teams in the nation in turning the ball over. UTA has won their last 3 home games
Initial instructions
[INDENT]1. Offense Sets / Focus: Auto / Favor Inside
2. Offense Pace / Freedom: 8 / 35%
3. Off / Def Rebounding Crash: 9 / 7
4. Defense Sets / Intensity: 2-3 / 8
5. Pressure Set / Frequency: Auto / 5
(Last meeting) We won at home, 82-59
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Tip off (1st Half)
15:57, Up 6-3
Our post players dominating inside early
11:55, Up 13-11
UTA connecting on 3 3s already. PG Ray Smith with 3 turn overs
7:37, 20-14
Both teams shooting below 40% FG. PF Linehan Johnson very active in the lane, 9 pts, 4 rebs
Halftime, Up 26-22
Both teams finding it difficult to score; UTA is 29% FG, while we're not much better at 31%. Our aggressiveness in attacking the rim, resulting in 8-9 FT makes the small difference in the 1st half
This could be a grind-it-out game i the 2nd half. INcreasing def rebounding to 9
Start of 2nd Half
15:07, Up 35-30
We're just dumping the ball to C Glendon Jackson (11 pts) and PF Linehan Johnson (13 pts) down low. Our perimeter players has not stepped up yet
11:33, Up 41-39
We've lapsed into committing turnovers. Both PGs Devor Holmes and Ray Smith with 4 fouls each
6:11, Up 53-48
C Glendon Jackson (19 pts) going to work, scoring 8 of our last 12 pts. But definitely the game is far from over.
2:32, Tied at 59
UTA just tied the game on a 3 pts shot. After our inbound pass, SF Jafar Newby called for traveling. I called a timeout
UTA: They miss. Ball knocked out of bounce. Our ball
SAM: They fouled PG Devor Holmes. UTA's 8th team foul. Holmes hits both
2:11, Up 61-59
UTA: C Eli Seabrooks looking to drive. Lane is congested. He was forced to take a difficult shot from 10 feet. Miss. PF Linehan Johnson grabs the defensive rebound.
SAM: We brought the ball in the front court. I called a timeout
1:38, Up 61-59
SAM: They foul Holmes again. Holmes with 2 clutch FTs again
1:33, Up 63-59
UTA: We got called for a foul. Refs are trigger happy on both ends. Our 10th team foul. UTA's SG Liam Neterville (15 pts) goes to the line; he's 3-4 FT today. Neterville also hits both
1:19, Up 63-61
SAM: Holmes pass to SG Keith Field. Field begins his dribble. He left his man. Drives to the hoop. Slam dunk!
1:06, Up 65-61
UTA: UTA's Netterville hits a 3! I called a timeout
0:48, Up 65-64
I instructed the team to press on our next defensive possession. We'll shift to m2m defense, doubling on Netterville. We'll go for a quick shot (2 for 1) Maxed out on rebounding
SAM: Holmes to Field. Field to SF Jafar Newby. Newby puts it on the floor. Drives to the lane. Foul called on UTA's Seabrooks. Newby is 1-2 FT so far. Hits the 1st. Missed the 2nd. UTA rebounds. They called a timeout
0:34, Up 66-64
We'll field in a tall lineup, to hound Netterville
UTA: They go to Seabrooks at the post. He makes the shot
0:20, Tied at 66
I won't call a timeout. I just shouted last shot
SAM: Newby gets the pass again. He shoots again, but this a jumper. Nothing but net! Up 2. More importantly, only a second left. UTA calls a timeout
UTA: They had to inbound in the backcourt. No time to put up a shot
Final score: Sam Houston St - 68, Texas-Arlington - 66
Box Score
[INDENT]Jackson 19, 6, 1 (*)
Johnson 14, 8, 1
McCoy 8, 7, 0
Field 8, 2, 1, 3 stls, 4 tos
Newby 7, 3, 0
Holmes 6, 1, 3
Smith 4, 2, 4, 2 blks, 6 tos
Wallace 2, 5, 4
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Team Stats Comparisons
[INDENT]FG: 44-39%
REB: +3
TO: +3 (14-11)
Paint: +20 (40-20)
2nd Chance : +5
Fast Break: +4
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Post Game Notes
[INDENT]1. A close one. Good game clock management towards the end.
2. SF Jafar Newby was 1-7 FG prior to that game winning shot.
3. UTA did a good job limiting our transition game. They also shot 9-18 3PT. SG Liam Neterville led all scorers with 20 pts. C Ely Seabrooks 8 pts and 3 blks
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Southland Conference Standings
[INDENT]Sam Houston St, 12-1
Texas San Antonio, 7-6
Nicholls St, 7-6
Texas A&M CC, 7-6
Texas St, 7-6
Texas Arlington, 5-8
Lamar, 4-9
Central Arkansas, 3-10
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Path to the Hall of Fame
Game #28 - Seniors Day
by randy » Sat Nov 09, 2013 5:22 pm
Today is the last home game for our 3 seniors:
1. C Glendon Jackson
2. PF Linehan Johnson
3. SG Ray Smith
2/18/98: Lamar (8-18, 4-9) @ #12 Sam Houston St (25-2, 12-1)
Scouting Report
1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Balanced (fast)
3. Key players: Jr SG Eric Willias (14.5 ppg)
4. LAM averaging 20+ fast break pts the last 3 games.
Initial instructions
[INDENT]1. Offense Sets / Focus: Auto / Favor Inside
2. Offense Pace / Freedom: 8 / 35%
3. Off / Def Rebounding Crash: 9 / 7
4. Defense Sets / Intensity: 2-3 / 8
5. Pressure Set / Frequency: Auto / 5
(Last meeting) We won on the road, 84-67. We got off to a good start, 31-13, and never looked back. We had a season-low 6 turnovers in that game
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Tip off (1st Half)
14:56, Tied at 14
LAM connecting on 4-5 3PT. We'll switch to m2m defense
11:47, Up 22-14
We improved on our perimeter defense, going on an 8-0 run
7:53, Up 29-14
Current run continues, at 15-0.
3:05, Up 43-20
Run went as high as 21-0 until LAM finally scored. We're playing high-octane basketball, and our home crowd loves it
Halftime, Up 53-24
70% FG in the 1st half! The seniors have definitely come to play today, with the trio of Jackson / Johnson / Smith combining for 26 pts (outscoring the entire LAM team)
Start of 2nd Half
15:41, Up 57-30
11:44, 61-39
LAM's shooting improving, but we have established a big cushion already.
7:45, Up 65-45
Crowd getting ready to acknowledge and cheer for our seniors when they get substituted
7:01, Up 65-45
Sr PF Linehan Johnson heads to the bench. One-half of our 1-2 punch in the post. Because of our balance, the opposition often forgets about Johnson in their defensive game plan, which is not a good idea since he can score in bunches. Johnson is tireless rebounder as well.
5:31, Up 69-49
Sr PG Ray Smith head to the bench. Last year, I started the strategy of having a very good offensive player to come off the bench, and Smith is perfect for the role. Can play both guard positions, either facilitating the offense or as a go-to guy when playing SG. He is also one of our best perimeter defender.
3:51, Up 71-54
Sr C Glendon Jackson heads to the bench. Jackson's production does not vary much on every game; you know what you are getting out of him, which makes him one of the easiest players to coach. His efficiency on offense, shooting more than 65% FG, would definitely be missed next season.
Final score: Lamar - 59, Sam Houston St - 77
Box Score
[INDENT]Jackson 16, 5, 1, 2 blks, 7-8 FG
Field 12, 7, 3, 3 stls (*)
Newby 11, 5, 2
Johnson 10, 4, 0, 2 stls
McCoy 10, 4, 0
Smith 8, 6, 5
Holmes 4, 2, 3
Wallace 4, 0, 3, 2 stls
Wilson 2, 1, 0
Willis 0, 0, 0
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Team Stats Comparisons
[INDENT]FG: 49-30%
REB: Even
TO: -13 (8-21)
Paint: +40 (54-14)
2nd Chance : +3
Fast Break: +8
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Post Game Notes
[INDENT]1. Didn't matter that we couldn't sustain the electrifying start we had, on to the 2nd half. The home crowd was focused on giving a good send-off to the seniors. And perhaps, the players are already focusing on the upcoming tournament (conference and NCAA) games
2. LAM played a lot of 5-out formation today, which forced our big men to pop out to the perimeter on defense. Good job by our guards, Field and Smith, in grabbing those defensive rebounds
3. LAM converted 8 3s. SG Eric Villias finished with 12 pts (2-5 3PT)
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Southland Conference Final Standings
[INDENT]Sam Houston St, 13-1 (*)
Texas A&M CC, 8-6
Texas San Antonio, 8-6
Texas St, 8-6
Nicholls St, 7-7
Texas Arlington, 5-9
Lamar, 4-10
Central Arkansas, 3-11
(*) regular season champions
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1. C Glendon Jackson
2. PF Linehan Johnson
3. SG Ray Smith
2/18/98: Lamar (8-18, 4-9) @ #12 Sam Houston St (25-2, 12-1)
Scouting Report
1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Balanced (fast)
3. Key players: Jr SG Eric Willias (14.5 ppg)
4. LAM averaging 20+ fast break pts the last 3 games.
Initial instructions
[INDENT]1. Offense Sets / Focus: Auto / Favor Inside
2. Offense Pace / Freedom: 8 / 35%
3. Off / Def Rebounding Crash: 9 / 7
4. Defense Sets / Intensity: 2-3 / 8
5. Pressure Set / Frequency: Auto / 5
(Last meeting) We won on the road, 84-67. We got off to a good start, 31-13, and never looked back. We had a season-low 6 turnovers in that game
[/INDENT]
Tip off (1st Half)
14:56, Tied at 14
LAM connecting on 4-5 3PT. We'll switch to m2m defense
11:47, Up 22-14
We improved on our perimeter defense, going on an 8-0 run
7:53, Up 29-14
Current run continues, at 15-0.
3:05, Up 43-20
Run went as high as 21-0 until LAM finally scored. We're playing high-octane basketball, and our home crowd loves it
Halftime, Up 53-24
70% FG in the 1st half! The seniors have definitely come to play today, with the trio of Jackson / Johnson / Smith combining for 26 pts (outscoring the entire LAM team)
Start of 2nd Half
15:41, Up 57-30
11:44, 61-39
LAM's shooting improving, but we have established a big cushion already.
7:45, Up 65-45
Crowd getting ready to acknowledge and cheer for our seniors when they get substituted
7:01, Up 65-45
Sr PF Linehan Johnson heads to the bench. One-half of our 1-2 punch in the post. Because of our balance, the opposition often forgets about Johnson in their defensive game plan, which is not a good idea since he can score in bunches. Johnson is tireless rebounder as well.
5:31, Up 69-49
Sr PG Ray Smith head to the bench. Last year, I started the strategy of having a very good offensive player to come off the bench, and Smith is perfect for the role. Can play both guard positions, either facilitating the offense or as a go-to guy when playing SG. He is also one of our best perimeter defender.
3:51, Up 71-54
Sr C Glendon Jackson heads to the bench. Jackson's production does not vary much on every game; you know what you are getting out of him, which makes him one of the easiest players to coach. His efficiency on offense, shooting more than 65% FG, would definitely be missed next season.
Final score: Lamar - 59, Sam Houston St - 77
Box Score
[INDENT]Jackson 16, 5, 1, 2 blks, 7-8 FG
Field 12, 7, 3, 3 stls (*)
Newby 11, 5, 2
Johnson 10, 4, 0, 2 stls
McCoy 10, 4, 0
Smith 8, 6, 5
Holmes 4, 2, 3
Wallace 4, 0, 3, 2 stls
Wilson 2, 1, 0
Willis 0, 0, 0
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Team Stats Comparisons
[INDENT]FG: 49-30%
REB: Even
TO: -13 (8-21)
Paint: +40 (54-14)
2nd Chance : +3
Fast Break: +8
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Post Game Notes
[INDENT]1. Didn't matter that we couldn't sustain the electrifying start we had, on to the 2nd half. The home crowd was focused on giving a good send-off to the seniors. And perhaps, the players are already focusing on the upcoming tournament (conference and NCAA) games
2. LAM played a lot of 5-out formation today, which forced our big men to pop out to the perimeter on defense. Good job by our guards, Field and Smith, in grabbing those defensive rebounds
3. LAM converted 8 3s. SG Eric Villias finished with 12 pts (2-5 3PT)
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Southland Conference Final Standings
[INDENT]Sam Houston St, 13-1 (*)
Texas A&M CC, 8-6
Texas San Antonio, 8-6
Texas St, 8-6
Nicholls St, 7-7
Texas Arlington, 5-9
Lamar, 4-10
Central Arkansas, 3-11
(*) regular season champions
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Regular Season Stats and COnference Ranking
by randy » Sat Nov 09, 2013 5:38 pm
Points
#1 Glendon Jackson, 437 (15.6 ppg)
#4 Keith Field, 391 (14.0)
#7 Linehan Johnson, 308 (11.0)
#9 Jafar Newby, 270 (9.6)
#10 Ray Smith, 264 (9.4)
#23 Rashif McCoy, 216 (7.7)
Rebounds
#1 Glendon Jackson, 215 (7.7 rpg, #27 national)
#4 Linehan Johnson, 156 (5.6)
#8 Rashif McCoy, 148 (5.3)
#15 Keith Field, 117 (4.2)
#20 Jafar Newby, 106 (3.8)
Assists
#1 Ray Smith, 131 (4.7 apg, #23 national)
#3 Davor Holmes, 107 (3.8)
#9 Keith Field, 66 (2.4)
T#15, Angelo Wallace, 48 (1.7)
Steals
#5 Keith Field, 32 (1.1 spg)
Blocks
#3 Ray Smith, 21 (0.8 bpg)
FG%
#1 Glendon Jackson, 65.6% (#1 national)
#3 Linehan Johnson, 53.0% (#48 national)
Turnovers
#8 Ray Smith, 65 (2.3 topg)
#1 Glendon Jackson, 437 (15.6 ppg)
#4 Keith Field, 391 (14.0)
#7 Linehan Johnson, 308 (11.0)
#9 Jafar Newby, 270 (9.6)
#10 Ray Smith, 264 (9.4)
#23 Rashif McCoy, 216 (7.7)
Rebounds
#1 Glendon Jackson, 215 (7.7 rpg, #27 national)
#4 Linehan Johnson, 156 (5.6)
#8 Rashif McCoy, 148 (5.3)
#15 Keith Field, 117 (4.2)
#20 Jafar Newby, 106 (3.8)
Assists
#1 Ray Smith, 131 (4.7 apg, #23 national)
#3 Davor Holmes, 107 (3.8)
#9 Keith Field, 66 (2.4)
T#15, Angelo Wallace, 48 (1.7)
Steals
#5 Keith Field, 32 (1.1 spg)
Blocks
#3 Ray Smith, 21 (0.8 bpg)
FG%
#1 Glendon Jackson, 65.6% (#1 national)
#3 Linehan Johnson, 53.0% (#48 national)
Turnovers
#8 Ray Smith, 65 (2.3 topg)
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Conference Tournament Schedule
by randy » Sat Nov 09, 2013 5:46 pm
3/1/98
G1: (5) Nicholls St vs (8) Central Arkansas
G2: (6) Texas-Arlington vs (7) Lamar
3/2/98
G3: (4) Texas St vs W1
G4: (3) Texas-San Antonio vs W2
3/3/98
G5: (1) Sam Houston St vs W3
G6: (2) Texas A&M Corpus Christi vs W4
3/4/98
G7: W5 vs W6
G1: (5) Nicholls St vs (8) Central Arkansas
G2: (6) Texas-Arlington vs (7) Lamar
3/2/98
G3: (4) Texas St vs W1
G4: (3) Texas-San Antonio vs W2
3/3/98
G5: (1) Sam Houston St vs W3
G6: (2) Texas A&M Corpus Christi vs W4
3/4/98
G7: W5 vs W6
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Conference Tournament
by randy » Sat Nov 09, 2013 5:58 pm
3/1/98
(5) Nicholls St def (8) Central Arkansas, 64-58
- PG Glendon Egans, 12 pts, 3 asts
(7) Lamar def (6) Texas-Arlington, 63-53
- PG Kenyan Smith, 11 pts, 5 rebs, 3 asts
3/2/98
(4) Texas St def (5) Nicholls St, 73-62
- SF Gary LeVasseur, 15 pts, 6 rebs, 3 stls; TEXST 51% FG, 18 fastbreak pts
(7) Lamar def (3) Texas-San Antonio, 80-73
PF Starzee Coffee, 19 pts, 9 rebs; LAM 28 FTAs
(5) Nicholls St def (8) Central Arkansas, 64-58
- PG Glendon Egans, 12 pts, 3 asts
(7) Lamar def (6) Texas-Arlington, 63-53
- PG Kenyan Smith, 11 pts, 5 rebs, 3 asts
3/2/98
(4) Texas St def (5) Nicholls St, 73-62
- SF Gary LeVasseur, 15 pts, 6 rebs, 3 stls; TEXST 51% FG, 18 fastbreak pts
(7) Lamar def (3) Texas-San Antonio, 80-73
PF Starzee Coffee, 19 pts, 9 rebs; LAM 28 FTAs
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Game #29 - Conference Tournament Semi Finals
by randy » Sat Nov 09, 2013 6:55 pm
3/3/98: (4) Texas St (16-12, 8-6) vs #10 (1) Sam Houston St (26-2, 13-1)
Scouting Report
1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Inside
3. Key players: Jr C Jean Goodwin (15.7 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 1.3 bpg, 53% FG)
4. TEXST scores more than 25% of their pts from FTs
Initial instructions
[INDENT]1. Offense Sets / Focus: Auto / Favor Inside
2. Offense Pace / Freedom: 8 / 35%
3. Off / Def Rebounding Crash: 9 / 7
4. Defense Sets / Intensity: 2-3 / 8
5. Pressure Set / Frequency: Auto / 5
(Previous meetings)
- Home: Won 78-56
- Road: Won 69-42
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Tip off (1st Half)
15:22, Up 4-3
Pace is slow, which is to the advantage of TEXST; need spark from the bench. We're 1-4 FT. TEXST's C Jean Goodwin with 2 fouls
11:24, Up 15-6
Good start for SG Keith Field, 8 pts.
7:16, 25-8
TEXST lapsing into too many turn overs (10 already), and we got some easy transition baskets. We've also reestablished out post-up plays
2:16, Up 31-13
Halftime, Up 33-17
The 8 off rebounds compensated for our 39% FG shooting. On the other hand, TEXST on 29% FG
SG Keith Field leads all scorers with 10 pts. TEXST's C Jean Goodwin remain scoreless
Start of 2nd Half
14:14, Up 43-19
PF Linehan Johnson in double figures also, with 11 pts
11:17, Up 49-26
Both teams below 40% FG, but our +28 in FGA would be too hard for TEXST to overcome
7:00, Up 59-30
This is over. Rest the key players; more important games ahead
Final score: Texas St- 42, Sam Houston St - 73
Box Score
[INDENT]Johnson 15, 9, 0
Field 14, 5, 2, 2 stls (*)
Jackson 12, 6, 0, 2 blks
McCoy 10, 10, 1, 3 stls
Newby 8, 3, 3
Holmes 6, 4, 3, 2 stls
Wilson 4, 3, 0
Wallace 4, 1, 3, 2 stls, 3 tos
Smith 0, 1, 2, 2 stls
Willis 0, 1, 0
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Team Stats Comparisons
[INDENT]FG: 45-35%
REB: +14 (17-2 off)
TO: -19 (5-24)
Paint: +50 (58-8)
2nd Chance : +9
Fast Break: +18 (18-0)
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Post Game Notes
[INDENT]1. Just too many possessions given to us by TEXST, bec of off rebounds and turnovers. FGA comparison: SAM - 78, TEXST - 46
2. SG Keith Field was named POG, but PF Rashif McCoy derves recognition also as he played a very good game as well
3. TEXST's C Jean Goodwin finished with 5 pts, 2-10 FG, 11 rebs, 3 blks
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Scouting Report
1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Inside
3. Key players: Jr C Jean Goodwin (15.7 ppg, 5.9 rpg, 1.3 bpg, 53% FG)
4. TEXST scores more than 25% of their pts from FTs
Initial instructions
[INDENT]1. Offense Sets / Focus: Auto / Favor Inside
2. Offense Pace / Freedom: 8 / 35%
3. Off / Def Rebounding Crash: 9 / 7
4. Defense Sets / Intensity: 2-3 / 8
5. Pressure Set / Frequency: Auto / 5
(Previous meetings)
- Home: Won 78-56
- Road: Won 69-42
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Tip off (1st Half)
15:22, Up 4-3
Pace is slow, which is to the advantage of TEXST; need spark from the bench. We're 1-4 FT. TEXST's C Jean Goodwin with 2 fouls
11:24, Up 15-6
Good start for SG Keith Field, 8 pts.
7:16, 25-8
TEXST lapsing into too many turn overs (10 already), and we got some easy transition baskets. We've also reestablished out post-up plays
2:16, Up 31-13
Halftime, Up 33-17
The 8 off rebounds compensated for our 39% FG shooting. On the other hand, TEXST on 29% FG
SG Keith Field leads all scorers with 10 pts. TEXST's C Jean Goodwin remain scoreless
Start of 2nd Half
14:14, Up 43-19
PF Linehan Johnson in double figures also, with 11 pts
11:17, Up 49-26
Both teams below 40% FG, but our +28 in FGA would be too hard for TEXST to overcome
7:00, Up 59-30
This is over. Rest the key players; more important games ahead
Final score: Texas St- 42, Sam Houston St - 73
Box Score
[INDENT]Johnson 15, 9, 0
Field 14, 5, 2, 2 stls (*)
Jackson 12, 6, 0, 2 blks
McCoy 10, 10, 1, 3 stls
Newby 8, 3, 3
Holmes 6, 4, 3, 2 stls
Wilson 4, 3, 0
Wallace 4, 1, 3, 2 stls, 3 tos
Smith 0, 1, 2, 2 stls
Willis 0, 1, 0
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Team Stats Comparisons
[INDENT]FG: 45-35%
REB: +14 (17-2 off)
TO: -19 (5-24)
Paint: +50 (58-8)
2nd Chance : +9
Fast Break: +18 (18-0)
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Post Game Notes
[INDENT]1. Just too many possessions given to us by TEXST, bec of off rebounds and turnovers. FGA comparison: SAM - 78, TEXST - 46
2. SG Keith Field was named POG, but PF Rashif McCoy derves recognition also as he played a very good game as well
3. TEXST's C Jean Goodwin finished with 5 pts, 2-10 FG, 11 rebs, 3 blks
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Game #30 - Conference Tournament Finals
by randy » Sat Nov 09, 2013 7:49 pm
3/4/98: (2) Texas A&M Corpus Christi (15-13, 8-6) vs #10 (1) Sam Houston St (27-2, 13-1)
Scouting Report
1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Outside (slow)
3. Key players: Sr SG Tony Driver (16.0 ppg, 41% 3PT)
Initial instructions
[INDENT]1. Offense Sets / Focus: Auto / Favor Inside
2. Offense Pace / Freedom: 8 / 35%
3. Off / Def Rebounding Crash: 9 / 7
4. Defense Sets / Intensity: 2-3 / 8
5. Pressure Set / Frequency: Auto / 5
(Previous meetings)
- Road: Lost 75-83 (our FGA: 59; slow pace)
- Home: Won 84-46 (our FGA: 71; fast pace)
In summary, whoever controls the pace, will have a better chance of winning the game
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Tip off (1st Half)
15:26, Tied at 8
TAMCC's SG Tony Driver (6 pts) already with 2 3s
11:30, Up 17-13
We're letting Driver (11 pts) take a lot of their shots, as long as his team mates won't be a factor on offense. No adjustments on defense yet
6:12, Up 31-23
Contrasting styles of play; TAMCC continues to shoot from the outside, while we go to the inside. C Glendon Jackson with 13 pts.
3:52, Up 33-25
Halftime, Up 43-27
Nice 10-2 run to end the half. C Glendon Jackson (15 pts) and PF Linehan Johnson (12 pts) simply dominant inside.
TAMCC's TOny Driver (16 pts) cooled down a bit in the latter part of the half
Start of 2nd Half
15:41, Up 52-37
12:20, Up 62-44
Perhaps SG Keith Field got challenged with his match up with Driver; Field (21 pts) having a great 2nd half
8:56, Up 71-49
Field continues to wax hot, with 26 pts
3:38, Up 77-61
Safe lead at this point
Final score: Texas A&M Corpus Christi - 67, Sam Houston St - 89
Box Score
[INDENT]Field 28, 5, 5, 2 stls, 3 tos (*)
Jackson 23, 8, 1
Johnson 18, 4, 0
Smith 6, 5, 3
Newby 4, 6, 0
Holmes 4, 1, 7
Wilson 4, 1, 0
Wallace 2, 3, 2
McCoy 0, 5, 2
Willis 0, 0, 0
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Team Stats Comparisons
[INDENT]FG: 59-41%
REB: +18
TO: Even (10 each)
Paint: +52 (66-14)
2nd Chance : +8
Fast Break: +4
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Post Game Notes
[INDENT]1. Will Field be this aggressive on offense during the NCAA tournament? I sure hope so, if we want to make a deep run
2. TAMCC settled for too many low-percentage shots. They took 38 3PAs (making 13), out of their total 63 FGAs. SG Tony Driver finished with 22 pts, 6-17 3 PT
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Scouting Report
1. Primary defense: M2M
2. Offense focus: Outside (slow)
3. Key players: Sr SG Tony Driver (16.0 ppg, 41% 3PT)
Initial instructions
[INDENT]1. Offense Sets / Focus: Auto / Favor Inside
2. Offense Pace / Freedom: 8 / 35%
3. Off / Def Rebounding Crash: 9 / 7
4. Defense Sets / Intensity: 2-3 / 8
5. Pressure Set / Frequency: Auto / 5
(Previous meetings)
- Road: Lost 75-83 (our FGA: 59; slow pace)
- Home: Won 84-46 (our FGA: 71; fast pace)
In summary, whoever controls the pace, will have a better chance of winning the game
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Tip off (1st Half)
15:26, Tied at 8
TAMCC's SG Tony Driver (6 pts) already with 2 3s
11:30, Up 17-13
We're letting Driver (11 pts) take a lot of their shots, as long as his team mates won't be a factor on offense. No adjustments on defense yet
6:12, Up 31-23
Contrasting styles of play; TAMCC continues to shoot from the outside, while we go to the inside. C Glendon Jackson with 13 pts.
3:52, Up 33-25
Halftime, Up 43-27
Nice 10-2 run to end the half. C Glendon Jackson (15 pts) and PF Linehan Johnson (12 pts) simply dominant inside.
TAMCC's TOny Driver (16 pts) cooled down a bit in the latter part of the half
Start of 2nd Half
15:41, Up 52-37
12:20, Up 62-44
Perhaps SG Keith Field got challenged with his match up with Driver; Field (21 pts) having a great 2nd half
8:56, Up 71-49
Field continues to wax hot, with 26 pts
3:38, Up 77-61
Safe lead at this point
Final score: Texas A&M Corpus Christi - 67, Sam Houston St - 89
Box Score
[INDENT]Field 28, 5, 5, 2 stls, 3 tos (*)
Jackson 23, 8, 1
Johnson 18, 4, 0
Smith 6, 5, 3
Newby 4, 6, 0
Holmes 4, 1, 7
Wilson 4, 1, 0
Wallace 2, 3, 2
McCoy 0, 5, 2
Willis 0, 0, 0
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Team Stats Comparisons
[INDENT]FG: 59-41%
REB: +18
TO: Even (10 each)
Paint: +52 (66-14)
2nd Chance : +8
Fast Break: +4
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Post Game Notes
[INDENT]1. Will Field be this aggressive on offense during the NCAA tournament? I sure hope so, if we want to make a deep run
2. TAMCC settled for too many low-percentage shots. They took 38 3PAs (making 13), out of their total 63 FGAs. SG Tony Driver finished with 22 pts, 6-17 3 PT
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by randy » Sat Nov 09, 2013 7:51 pm
Injury news
C Glendon Jackson with a strained hamstring. Initial prognosis indicates 14 days before he can fully recover.
Today is March 5, so Jackson will definitely not be 100% during the first weekend of the NCAA tournament. This is a big blow
C Glendon Jackson with a strained hamstring. Initial prognosis indicates 14 days before he can fully recover.
Today is March 5, so Jackson will definitely not be 100% during the first weekend of the NCAA tournament. This is a big blow
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Selection Show
by randy » Sat Nov 09, 2013 8:03 pm
Our RPI is 10, and ranked #9.
And all we got was a 5th seed
We're in the East Regionals (Washington DC)
1st round matchup:
- (5) #9 Sam Houston St vs (12) Fairfield
Other notable teams in the East Regionals
- (1) #4 North Carolina St
- (2) #7 Indiana
- (3) #3 Houston
- (4) #2 UNLV
- (6) #21 Memphis
- (7) Pittsburgh
- (8) Tennessee
- (11) Florida St.
Is this the group of death? We could potentially face the #2 team in the country during the round of 32 (sigh!)
And all we got was a 5th seed
We're in the East Regionals (Washington DC)
1st round matchup:
- (5) #9 Sam Houston St vs (12) Fairfield
Other notable teams in the East Regionals
- (1) #4 North Carolina St
- (2) #7 Indiana
- (3) #3 Houston
- (4) #2 UNLV
- (6) #21 Memphis
- (7) Pittsburgh
- (8) Tennessee
- (11) Florida St.
Is this the group of death? We could potentially face the #2 team in the country during the round of 32 (sigh!)
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