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Username Post: Penn v Fairfield        (Topic#20653)
mrjames 
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11-12-17 11:26 AM - Post#235977    
    In response to PennFan10

Will pull lineup stats as soon as the NCAA posts them...

 
PennFan10 
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11-12-17 12:18 PM - Post#235985    
    In response to mrjames

While Penn bigs were 6-8 from 2, Fairfield’s bigs were 10-15.

 
pennsive 
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11-12-17 01:28 PM - Post#235987    
    In response to PennFan10

I thought that Fairfield let the guys on our team that they wanted taking three point shots to take them. All they had to do was to watch twho shot and missed three pointers before the game even started to know that we couldn't beat them that way if our offense integrated the same shooters during the game because that was not our strength. We do need two bigs out there, but Simmons can be one of them because he has the athleticism to play outside and then to drive inside or to crash the boards. It was Fairfield's best option to have Brodeur launch threes, and when they missed, he was not around the boards to collect loose change. Were it Simmons missing from the outside, Brodeur could have collected the rebound, or if Simmons and Brodeur were underneath, and if Jones had the playing time to launch threes, many more would have gone in, and those that did not would have had a greater probability of being rebounded by us.

 
PennFan10 
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11-12-17 03:23 PM - Post#235990    
    In response to pennsive

I am guessing Division 1 coaches don’t draw up game plans based on who is missing shots in warmups.

 
Chip Bayers 
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Penn v Fairfield
11-12-17 04:48 PM - Post#235994    
    In response to PennFan10

  • Quote:
He started two bigs and had 2 in there much of the time,



In the first half, per the PBP chart, AJ & Max were on the floor together for the first 3:47, when Rothschild & Woods were subbed out for Scott & Goodman at the 16:14 mark.

Penn played with only 1 big from then until 8:32 remaining, when Simmons came in for Betley. Brodeur & Rothschild had been subbed for each other to that point.

Wood & Betley came in for Simmons & Donahue with 6:36 left in the half.

First half court time for two bigs: 5:43.

Second half, Max & A.J. were together until 15:39, when Donahue came in for Max.

Max & A.J. subbed for each other until 10:16, when Max & Foreman came in for Goodman & Betley.

At 9:36 remaining Betley subbed for Brodeur.

Once again the two bigs subbed for each other until 5:11, when Max came in for Devon.

9 seconds later Dwyer made his first appearance in place of Max.

Dwyer & Donahue then went out for Wood & Goodman at 2:07 remaining.

Dwyer & Woods replaced Wood & Goodman at 1:42.

Dwyer back out for Goodman at 1:14.

Brodeur & Dwyer then swapped in the only remaining big substitutions.

Total 2nd half with 2 bigs: 8:33

So total for game: 14:16









Edited by Chip Bayers on 11-12-17 04:50 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.

 
Quakers03 
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11-12-17 05:53 PM - Post#236000    
    In response to Chip Bayers

Any explanation for Woods not seeing the court after early action?

 
SomeGuy 
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Re: Penn v Fairfield
11-12-17 06:04 PM - Post#236005    
    In response to Chip Bayers

Any clue what the score was during their time together?

I'm a proponent of playing one big. I think we are best off with AJ down low as much as possible on offense, and in the middle guarding a 5 on defense. Playing with Max puts him out on the perimeter too much on offense, and then when AJ guards a 4 it takes our best shot blocker away from the basket. So I think AJ taking 4 3s, a limited number of interior buckets, and a bad day defensively all could be symptoms of the approach. That said, it was less than half the game. And I certainly agree with PennFan10 that these are things we should be able to adjust our way out of if we commit to 2 bigs. We just don't seem to have figured it out yet.

 
Chip Bayers 
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Re: Penn v Fairfield
11-12-17 06:45 PM - Post#236011    
    In response to SomeGuy

  • SomeGuy Said:
Any clue what the score was during their time together?



Penn was up 9-4 when Max went out in the first half.

It was 5-3 Fairfield with Simmons & Brodeur together (that included the Donahue inbound TO & foul sequence).

There was an 8-4 Fairfield run to start the second half before Max went out.

It was 2-2 in the brief stretch around the 10:00 mark when Max & A.J. were together. Right after A.J. went out, Caleb hit the three that tied it at 53, on a kickout assist from Max. Fairfield then went on a 7-0 run to re-claim the lead for good.

It was 5-5 during the three minute stretch late when A.J. & Max (briefly) and then A.J. & Dan were together between 5:11 & 2:07 remaining.

2-0 Penn on an A.J. layup in the brief pairing with Dan between 1:42 & 1:14.




Edited by Chip Bayers on 11-12-17 06:46 PM. Reason for edit: No reason given.

 
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