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Post by fansince1960 on Mar 15, 2024 19:43:13 GMT -5
I caught the end of the Dukes win last night. Toward the end of the game a Duke made a great block on a HOLMES shot in the paint. He grimaced in pain with an injured shoulder. Left the game and did not return. Wonder if he will play tomorrow? Who was that injured player who was in a lot of pain? I think the injured Duquesne player was Tre Williams. |
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Post by Sipowicz on Mar 15, 2024 19:50:20 GMT -5
It’s gotta help that we played them twice already and know what not to do right? Like do not leave DRAME wide open in the corner! Stay infront of and close to their guards. |
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Post by kccgold on Mar 15, 2024 21:18:45 GMT -5
It’s gotta help that we played them twice already and know what not to do right? Like do not leave DRAME wide open in the corner! Stay infront of and close to their guards. Yes that and… Do not score only 15 points in a half Do not foul Grant when you need the ball back |
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Post by MM77 on Mar 15, 2024 21:59:35 GMT -5
A tad off topic, but I loved the post game comment from Noah about his ankle, in so many words he said he would rather hurt on the court than off. He has a huge heart and has been the X factor so far besides the amazing Banks III yesterday.
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Post by wgt on Mar 15, 2024 23:01:51 GMT -5
NOEL also voiced his reliance on God for support and reads scriptures from the Bible to relax himself before sleeping at night.
NOEL is a truley remarkable student athlete who displayed enormous strength and toughness in the paint against LUC. He described the physical game being like football. He is one tough dude!
During his 20 mins, playing with an injured ankle, he scored 13 pts on 4-5 FGs and 5-6 FTs.
He leads the team, by a wide margin, making 72% of his shots !!!
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Post by thesocalkid on Mar 16, 2024 6:32:06 GMT -5
This off the ST Louie message board,
Lando Griffin
Posted 8 hours ago
Who would you like to see win the A-10 tourney??
Anyone but the Bonnie’s. I hate them.
LET'S GO BONAS !!!
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Post by kccgold on Mar 16, 2024 7:16:04 GMT -5
I caught the end of the Dukes win last night. Toward the end of the game a Duke made a great block on a HOLMES shot in the paint. He grimaced in pain with an injured shoulder. Left the game and did not return. Wonder if he will play tomorrow? Who was that injured player who was in a lot of pain? WGT I think he actually returned to the game after that injury so he should be good to play. It did look painful though, tough kid |
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Post by kccgold on Mar 16, 2024 7:16:53 GMT -5
NOEL also voiced his reliance on God for support and reads scriptures from the Bible to relax himself before sleeping at night. NOEL is a truley remarkable student athlete who displayed enormous strength and toughness in the paint against LUC. He described the physical game being like football. He is one tough dude! During his 20 mins, playing with an injured ankle, he scored 13 pts on 4-5 FGs and 5-6 FTs. He leads the team, by a wide margin, making 72% of his shots !!! that sounds great, I missed his interview, do you know where I can see a recording? |
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Post by bonawolf02 on Mar 16, 2024 7:22:23 GMT -5
Throw the notion of "tough to beat a team 3 teams in a season" out the door! Throw the fact the Dukes beat the Bonnies twice already this season out the door! Throw the injuries out the door! Throw the fact the Dukes have won 8 of last 9 games out the door!
You scrap and claw your way to victory for the next two days. That's how the A10 will be won.
Bonnies need to:
Hit 8+ threes
Win Rebound Battle (this is energy and heart)
Focus on D'ing up Grant and Clark III (take chances of anyone else beating the Bonnies!)
Let's get to Sunday.
Go Bonas!
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Post by kccgold on Mar 16, 2024 7:24:59 GMT -5
that freshman DiMichele looks good for Duq, especially for a freshman, but he loves the flip shot. Please watch your film Bonnies. That shot can be blocked. He also seems a little right hand dominant to me so shade him to the left
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Post by 78francis302 on Mar 16, 2024 8:17:21 GMT -5
Throw the notion of "tough to beat a team 3 teams in a season" out the door! Throw the fact the Dukes beat the Bonnies twice already this season out the door! Throw the injuries out the door! Throw the fact the Dukes have won 8 of last 9 games out the door! You scrap and claw your way to victory for the next two days. That's how the A10 will be won. Bonnies need to: Hit 8+ threes Win Rebound Battle (this is energy and heart) Focus on D'ing up Grant and Clark III (take chances of anyone else beating the Bonnies!) Let's get to Sunday. Go Bonas! And be ahead by one point when the final horn sounds! |
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Post by fjs64 on Mar 16, 2024 8:29:45 GMT -5
NOEL also voiced his reliance on God for support and reads scriptures from the Bible to relax himself before sleeping at night. NOEL is a truley remarkable student athlete who displayed enormous strength and toughness in the paint against LUC. He described the physical game being like football. He is one tough dude! During his 20 mins, playing with an injured ankle, he scored 13 pts on 4-5 FGs and 5-6 FTs. He leads the team, by a wide margin, making 72% of his shots !!! that sounds great, I missed his interview, do you know where I can see a recording? It was in the presser after the game....go to gobonnies and then the writeup about the game. Or YouTube and search st bonaventure vs Loyola of Chicago. |
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Post by Sipowicz on Mar 16, 2024 8:30:53 GMT -5
TRE WILLIAMS' status is a key factor, WILLIAMS is a definite match up problem against the BONNIES due to his size and ability to step back and hit the 3. Will this mean more PT for DRAME, yet another match up headache.
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Post by faffy444 on Mar 16, 2024 8:34:02 GMT -5
gonna be another tough one today against arch enemy DUQUESNE. having yesterday off helps a bit, but need to get off to a good start and hopefully the hoops I.Q. will be working today.
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Post by Sipowicz on Mar 16, 2024 8:47:54 GMT -5
Am expecting a big bounce back game from MOSES today, with the recent DB3 hype, FLOWERS might be seeing more wide open shots that he has to drop. Also, would like to see ASSA find his NYC touch return.
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