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Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:This should be an interesting year for EWU. We showed definite signs of improvement last year with Hayford. This year the team is mostly Hayford's recruits, including 4 international kids. Two from Australia (F Venky Jois 6'7-220, and G Daniel Hill 5'9-160) and two from Germany (C Frederik Jörg 7'1-285, and F Thomas Reuter 6'6-225) to go along with Oregon transfer F Martin Seiferth 6'10-230 who is also from Germany.

GO EAGS!

SuperHornet wrote:

Screamin_Eagle174 wrote:This should be an interesting year for EWU. We showed definite signs of improvement last year with Hayford. This year the team is mostly Hayford's recruits, including 4 international kids. Two from Australia (F Venky Jois 6'7-220, and G Daniel Hill 5'9-160) and two from Germany (C Frederik Jörg 7'1-285, and F Thomas Reuter 6'6-225) to go along with Oregon transfer F Martin Seiferth 6'10-230 who is also from Germany.

GO EAGS!

You guys got Craig Ehlo? Wow! I'm surprised he's not HC.

I'm wondering: is your HC any relation to Jack? The bio doesn't say.

• Men
  
  pacor 58-77 PSU; Viks shoot 56% in an otherwise nondescript win
  ucmer 62-96 SAC; Dylan Garrity picks up where he left off with 9 assists to just 1 turnover
  SUU 65-103 GONZ; Jackson Stevenett scores 29 points, but that can't overcome 6 Zags in double figures
  azchrs 52-110 WEB; Wildcats get 7 players in double figures against a hapless opponent
  UMT 65-72 CSU; Griz keep it close despite no Cherry, 33 fouls, and being outrebounded by 23
  UND 52-85 KSU; The UNDers go 2/18 from the arc
  
  
  
  Women
  
  gfu 35-55 PSU; The Viks hold Coach Murrell's former team under 20 in each half
  SAC 71-74 LBSU; Hornets erase a 13-point halftime deficit, but 2 missed free throws by Kuhns kill them late
  ISU 54-62 KSU; Bengals go 4/18 from the arc to undercut their free throw advantage
  WEB 55-80 BYU; The Wildcats win the boards by 6 but lose turnovers by 13
  NAU 57-68 UNM; Amy Patton scores 33, but the 'Jacks still lose most team stats
  UMT 41-55 TEM; Lady Griz build a 21-11 advantage, then shoot 16% afterwards
  AFA 44-68 UNC; Jaime White becomes NoCo's all-time winningest coach after they pound Air Force yet again

• Men
  
  EWU 69-88 WSU; St. Joseph's transfer Justin Crosgile scores 28, but no other Eagle breaks 8
  ISU 48-56 USU; Bill Evans's Bengals hang tough in a glacially paced game
  NAU 73-83 UO*; The Lumberjacks commit more than twice as many fouls as Oregon
  sw 81-127 UNC; Bears shoot 71% against a defenseless opponent
  
  * - Global Sports Challenge
  
  
  Women
  
  sou 71-99 SUU; T-Birds rack up 23 steals in their Big Sky debut

• Men
  
  MSU 72-87 SEA; Bobcats commit 28 turnovers & get just 6 assists
  
  
  
  Women
  
  PAC 64-51 EWU; Eagles shoot 22% in the second half
  SAC 75-94 CSUF; Hornets lose the boards by 22
  ISU 36-52 KU; The Bengals force Kansas to shoot 31%, but shoot just 22% themselves
  HARV 65-52 UND; The UNDers lose in their first game with a new coach in 25 years
  MSU 58-53 CSU; Bobcats win the boards by 10 thanks to Rachel Semansky's double-double

• Men
  
  EWU 79-96 CSUN; Oregon transfer Martin Seiferth gets 27 points, 17 boards, & 7 blocks in a bad loss
  PSU 69-80 UO; Vikings lose the boards by the same margin they lose on the scoreboard
  NAU 54-92 UNLV*; NAU gets outshot 50%-25% and loses the boards by 22
  
  * - Global Sports Challenge
  
  
  Women
  
  CSUB 71-68 NAU; Amy Patton goes off again for 29 points, but the 'Jacks again lose

SuperHornet wrote:Um, Venus, that's not "PAC." That's UOP....

kalm wrote:As always, thanks in advance for your fine efforts on this thread!

• Women
  
  SUU 61-79 UTAH; SUU's bench scores 41, but their starters only score 20
  msun 45-75 UMT; Montana wins the boards by 14 and turnovers by 10 against the outsized Skylights
  MSU 73-55 DEN; 18 steals and 50% shooting is a good recipe for winning games
  UNC 43-56 CSU; Bears shoot 29% and only get to the line 5 times

• Men
  
  CSUB 67-85 SAC; Dylan Garrity & Mikh McKinney combine for 44 points and 10 assists
  minot 53-82 UMT; The Griz dominate the second half thanks to 56% shooting and a 13-5 turnover advantage
  crown 51-87 UND; Aaron Anderson & Lenny Antwi combine for 34 points and 15 assists

Mvemjsunpx wrote:

kalm wrote:As always, thanks in advance for your fine efforts on this thread!

No problem.

dbackjon wrote:

Mvemjsunpx wrote:
No problem.

Yes, thanks.

And ignore Pooh

SDHornet wrote:

dbackjon wrote:

Yes, thanks.

And ignore Pooh

This. And Sac State is atop the BSC (at least until WSU beats SJSU) for possibly the first time ever after steamrolling Bako last night.

• Men
  
  ISU 48-51 PORT; A minus-9 rebounding disadvantage is pretty huge in a slow-paced game
  WEB 67-68 SJSU (OT); Wildcat C Kyle Tresnak goes 0/8 in an otherwise even contest
  UNC 53-64 CP; The Bears hold Cal Poly to 33% shooting, but only force 5 turnovers
  
  
  
  Women
  
  EWU 44-66 CSUN; Eagles shoot 25% and lose turnovers by 12
  PSU 87-85 UO (2OT); Viks get the win despite an insane 38 points and 27 boards from Duck F Jillian Alleyne
  BSU 70-56 WEB; All 10 Wildcats score, but none get any more than 10

Mvemjsunpx wrote:

SDHornet wrote: This. And Sac State is atop the BSC (at least until WSU beats SJSU) for possibly the first time ever after steamrolling Bako last night.

Except Weber just lost to SJSU.

Sac is the only Big Sky (men's) team with a DI win. Of course, that's largely because they're the only one that's actually had a DI home game, but still…

Wildcat Ryan wrote:The difference in the game between Weber vs San Jose State is Tresnak going 0-8 that is 16 points, he scores just one of those shots Weber wins.

Weber played extrememly poorly, but still only lost by 1 in overtime. Davion Berry continues to impress me, this kid can be special.

SDHornet wrote:So what you are saying is Sac State has a stranglehold on the BSC?

Sorry I have to enjoy this for a few more hours. We are at Utah tonight.