HurricanePhilly
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I like that we beat another team at their own game. It’s great when you do what you want and have a style but this team has won several different way already.
Don't think we can overlook how much of a factor fatigue played. There's a reason Cornell was making hockey line changes; you can't play that style of game with basically a 7 man rotation.
Barn burner. Worth a replay.Didn’t watch the game but it looks like a wild one
Poplar had a rough game. A couple awful turnovers and Joseph played well aside from a few bad turnovers. Him, Wong, and Pack dribble too much breaking a press.Joseph and Pack (and some others) were awful late. Winded maybe, but there was a well-rested Poplar on the bench. came in 1 play scored nicely, yanked. dont understand it. I dont buy this fatigue stuff.
They turned it over a lot first half but not the second. We got some run outs in the first not as many in the second.Gonna have games like this. Cornell is a weird team with lights out perimeter stuff but with a shifty, inconsistent inside game. Good to have this type of team to defend and learn from. Glad to get the W.
100%. On to the NC State.We’re lucky we played great basketball for 35 minutes tonight because that team would have blown us out if we didn’t play lights out offensively (Maryland type performance). Another terrible showing to close out a game.
This win will look good in March though. That team is winning the Ivy League. 9-1
I think we defended the three well just beat back door all day and beat up on the defensive boards. The turnovers too were brutal. At least half of them were head scratching.
More big tests coming up. Would be great to split with Nc State and Virginia at the absolute worst.
Yep I thought when we got up 21 it was going to turn into 25-30. Once it got to 10 I was getting nervous. Of course we shoot lights out at the line and Miller misses the front end. If he makes both it’s over.They only shot 33% from 3, we shot 50%.
They started clearing the lane and going to the basket with ease in the second half on their run.
Pure hustle and effort got them close at the end.
The best Ivy League teams are always good. That's been verified over the decades by how well they play in the NCAAT. A lot of their players are now also finding themselves "in demand" via the Portal.I believe Cornel plays the Cuse next, and it will be interesting to see the outcome of that game.