Fat Tire Post Game Report (Tusculum)

#4
#4
Looks like individual player stats will not count for yearly stats. Either that or espn hasn't updated. Usually, they are updated as soon as the game is over.
 
#7
#7
Are the pitchforks out in Memphis today?

I wouldn't know. I could care less about Memphis hoops, unlike most of the city. I'm from Oak Ridge and went to UT. No love lost for Pastner and his team, although I think he might become a good coach when he gets old enough to shave..
 
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#8
#8
Looks like individual player stats will not count for yearly stats. Either that or espn hasn't updated. Usually, they are updated as soon as the game is over.

Tom Satkowiak said that stats will count, and that win will count on all-time wins.
 
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I wouldn't know. I could care less about Memphis hoops, unlike most of the city. I'm from Oak Ridge and went to UT. No love lost for Pastner and his team, although I think he might become a good coach when he gets old enough to shave..

I keep up with a lot of OR sports. Always pretty good in Football and Basketball.
 
#11
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I keep up with a lot of OR sports. Always pretty good in Football and Basketball.

It was good to go there. We bagged a state championship in football when I was there, and we won the state in soccer my first year playing, in '78. Telling my age, now..
 
#12
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It was good to go there. We bagged a state championship in football when I was there, and we won the state in soccer my first year playing, in '78. Telling my age, now..

They were definitely more of a powerhouse back in the day. Dominated in Football for years.
 
#13
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Let's start by saying this, we played a division 2 team that I believe was 1-9.

1. First and foremost, I thought we would come out sloppy, and we did NOT. Our first 11 field goals were assisted. And we had zero turnovers the first half, six for the game total.

2. Tusculum lack of size showed, as Maymon, Stokes, and McRae, and really the team as a whole, got any shot they wanted. Stokes missed some easy ones early, but Maymon looked sharp, and focused. Lots of layups though point blank, and I thought we moved well offensively.

3. Shooting the ball we seemed to pick up where we left off vs. Virginia. There were only a handful of rushed outside shots, but in defense of them, they were open, and in good offensive flow. We were 57% for the game, 35 for 61, and 11 for 23 from 3, 17 for 22 from the line. These numbers, along with assist to turnover ratio show we moved it well, and in nice rhythm.

4. I am totally OK with playing this team right before SEC play begins, it was good to show a few different looks, get some players some minutes, and also rest some as well. Hubbs sat today because he aggravated his shoulder vs Virginia, and Richardson didn't start due to being late for a team function.
Nobody played over 25 mins, and 13 players got on the floor. It was a chance to get some live action in and keep off rust before we play LSU Tuesday.

5. Fat Tire player of the game could've gone a few different ways really, McRae or Maymon would be most peoples choice, I'm giving it to Barton. His shots were off of assists and moved well without the basketball. 14 pts, 5 for 8 from the field, 4-7 from 3, with 4 rebounds and 3 assists in 22 minutes. This is exactly what we need from him! Could this be a spark, I hope.

Overall I thought this was a great time for a so called exhibition game, we hadn't played since Monday, and have a tough game Tuesday at LSU, so it was good to rest, keep a little rust off, And see the ball go in, a lot. Sorry it's so short of a report, but it was nothing to really over analyze, and dive too much into.
 
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#14
#14
The way we are sharing the ball the last 3 games has been a complete 180. I'm not gonna go overboard, but I'm hopeful, beat LSU and things may be looking up.
 
#16
#16
A.J. Davis is getting beat out by Reese. Reese is just outhustling Davis. Davis had really bad body language middle of the first half, and was benched out until 5 minutes left in the 2nd.

McRae checked into the game early/middle of the second half, traveled on his first play and was immediately benched for the game.

Coach is sending some messages.

edit: Edwards showed he can play wing off the bench for a few minutes, if Hubbs has injury problems.
 
#17
#17
Reese is gonna get his chance against LSU IMO. He's rebounded very well now in 3 games, and blocked shots to boot. Martin will give him his chance to earn more minutes Tuesday night IMO.
 
#18
#18
Jarnell 3-10 today against Tusculum. No wiggle room for ANY more games like that when it comes to shooting.
 
#23
#23
I thought Edwards had a nice game and showed a lot of hustle. Looked to me like he wanted to earn some time.
 
#25
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Let's start by saying this, we played a division 2 team that I believe was 1-9.

1. First and foremost, I thought we would come out sloppy, and we did NOT. Our first 11 field goals were assisted. And we had zero turnovers the first half, six for the game total.

2. Tusculum lack of size showed, as Maymon, Stokes, and McRae, and really the team as a whole, got any shot they wanted. Stokes missed some easy ones early, but Maymon looked sharp, and focused. Lots of layups though point blank, and I thought we moved well offensively.

3. Shooting the ball we seemed to pick up where we left off vs. Virginia. There were only a handful of rushed outside shots, but in defense of them, they were open, and in good offensive flow. We were 57% for the game, 35 for 61, and 11 for 23 from 3, 17 for 22 from the line. These numbers, along with assist to turnover ratio show we moved it well, and in nice rhythm.

4. I am totally OK with playing this team right before SEC play begins, it was good to show a few different looks, get some players some minutes, and also rest some as well. Hubbs sat today because he aggravated his shoulder vs Virginia, and Richardson didn't start due to being late for a team function.
Nobody played over 25 mins, and 13 players got on the floor. It was a chance to get some live action in and keep off rust before we play LSU Tuesday.

5. Fat Tire player of the game could've gone a few different ways really, McRae or Maymon would be most peoples choice, I'm giving it to Barton. His shots were off of assists and moved well without the basketball. 14 pts, 5 for 8 from the field, 4-7 from 3, with 4 rebounds and 3 assists in 22 minutes. This is exactly what we need from him! Could this be a spark, I hope.

Overall I thought this was a great time for a so called exhibition game, we hadn't played since Monday, and have a tough game Tuesday at LSU, so it was good to rest, keep a little rust off, And see the ball go in, a lot. Sorry it's so short of a report, but it was nothing to really over analyze, and dive too much into.

Thanks for doing a write up of this game.
 
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