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  • studbucket
    MVP
    • Aug 2007
    • 4655

    #346
    Some of the game pronunciations are special for sure.
    ?The Bulgarian Brothers - a story of two brothers (Oggy and Dinko) as they coach in the NCAA and the NBA.

    ?Ask me about the Xbox Ally handheld - I'm on the team that made it.

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    • Tovarich
      Hall Of Fame
      • Jul 2008
      • 10916

      #347
      200px-Alaska_Anchorage_Seawolves_logo.svg.png @ LOU.png

      Freedom Hall
      Louisville, KY

      Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves at Louisville Cardinals
      Nov 12, 20121ST2NDSCORE
      Alaska-Anchorage (3-1)484896
      #2 Louisville (0-2)424587
      Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves
      STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
      Hale212-30-10-0153024
      Pippen212-42-40-0061026
      Crandle216-102-40-00320014
      Riley217-120-06-65160220
      Fleming1814-160-01-27211029
      BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
      Carbaugh71-20-02-2100014
      Len Bullicer71-10-00-0011002
      Barber71-31-20-0012003
      Freeman70-00-00-0012100
      Grady107-100-00-00301014
      Dillard-- DID NOT PLAY --
      TEAM TOTALS41-615-119-101423183796
      Louisville Cardinals
      STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
      Stewart225-91-31-21810312
      Allen237-113-60-00420117
      Doumbouya238-125-60-03410321
      Francois237-7220-08000616
      Fernandez61-20-00-0110102
      BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
      Holden72-30-01-1010025
      Devonish162-40-11-1140005
      Cochran22-20-00-0100004
      Edwin111-20-00-0212022
      Kummer71-10-01-2021013
      Howell-- DID NOT PLAY --
      McGrath-- DID NOT PLAY --
      TEAM TOTALS36-5311-184-61725711887

      Tovarich: I'd like to have seen what would have happened if their 7 foot center didn't get injured early in the game. That may have gone better for us. Their jumpshooting was Hawaii and New Hampshire-esque. Luckily they were sloppy with the passes. We kind of were too as 7 turnovers for us is pretty high, but since we had such a crazy height advantage, we were able to deflect a ton of passes that were going inside the arc. I don't know why they'd bother passing down in the post or in the paint at all, especially the way they were shooting. All 5 of their guys should have just stood outside the arc and shot it.

      Reporter: So what did you learn about your team today?

      Tovarich: Not much. It's easy basketball to dump the ball down to the big guys and score on a roster where everyone is 6'7" or shorter. That said, we still managed to miss some. Maybe shooting 100% is too much but when you have 4 guys 6'10" or taller and they defend you with guys 6'6' and 6'7", I actually think it should have been better than the 29/40 the bigs shot. Our perimiter defense must have at least something to do with some of the crazy shooting against us, I just don't know what else to do. I tell the defense to stay tight on guys and they just don't do it. That's probably the main problem.

      Reporter: How about rebounding?

      Tovarich: Yeah, pitiful as always lol. 14 rebounds for a game? Is that a record low? And we get outrebounded by the shortest team you'll ever see? It's embarrassing.

      Reporter: Do you feel like you beat the #2 team in the country?

      Tovarich: They barely rate higher than us with their 7 footer. They probably don't without him. They almost beat us shooting 65%. But obviously Bucknell beat them in their opener too. It'll be interesting to see how they deal with such a short roster until their C comes back in 3 weeks. They have a pretty light schedule with a weak Maui Invitational field and FIU before they get him back. I need them to help out my SOS.

      Reporter: What do you expect from the tournament in Puerto Rico?

      Tovarich: Looks like we got a cupcake opener there. There's a decent possible semifinal and then maybe a big school in the championship. If it turns out to be a lame group of opponents, I'll be upset because I could've gone to Fairbanks if I wanted that.

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      • Tovarich
        Hall Of Fame
        • Jul 2008
        • 10916

        #348
        200px-Alaska_Anchorage_Seawolves_logo.svg.png vs. CCSU.png

        "Palm Tree Shootout" aka Puerto RIco Tip-off Quarterfinal
        Jose Miguel Agrilot Coliseum
        Bayamon, PR


        Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves at Central Connecticut State Blue Devils
        Nov 15, 20121ST2NDSCORE
        Alaska-Anchorage (4-1)4955104
        Central Connecticut State (0-2)354176
        Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves
        STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
        Hale242-50-20-01123034
        Pippen2411-229-200-03430031
        Crandle2411-179-130-01120031
        Riley244-41-12-48320011
        Fleming189-110-02-28211020
        BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
        Carbaugh40-00-01-2000001
        Len Bullicer41-40-20-0100002
        Barber40-10-10-0100000
        Freeman40-10-10-0000000
        Grady102-60-00-0411004
        Dillard-- DID NOT PLAY --
        TEAM TOTALS40-7119-405-827231213104
        Central Connecticut State Blue Devils
        STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
        O'Brien212-61-42-4160047
        Leonard249-183-93-52300024
        Lopez183-110-40-0710026
        Halsell246-71-22-29200115
        Carlson246-90-04-611010016
        BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
        Diener162-50-20-0041034
        Hamilton92-20-00-1220114
        Downey40-00-00-0001000
        Capel-- DID NOT PLAY --
        Brock-- DID NOT PLAY --
        McGrain-- DID NOT PLAY --
        Sikes-- DID NOT PLAY --
        TEAM TOTALS30-585-2111-183218311276


        Tovarich: The score looks nice in the end, but I didn't care for much. Rebounding was its usual level of inept. I thank them for taking way too long to get out of their zone and giving us all those open 3's. They scored way too easily on, especially the big guys. We are usually better on interior defense than that. It's usually the 3-point line we can't guard. Some variety is nice I guess.

        Reporter: Why so few minutes for the bench?

        Tovarich: Partly, I didn't care for what I saw from them. They were 3/12 overall and 0/4 from 3. They'd come in with a lead and the other team would go on a run immediately. Then partly just bad luck. I tried to sub them in the end of the first half with a little over 3 minutes left and there was never a stoppage until halftime. Then there was 5:48? to go in the game and I subbed out Fleming who was tired and next stoppage I was going to send them and we didn't have one. They just stood there are the scorer's table for the rest of the game. Dillard was pretty lonely down at the other end of the bench from me and the assistants. If I had cared for anything they'd done to that point, I'd have called a timeout to get them in, but their performance left me unmotivated to do it.

        Reporter: Will you try to get them going tomorrow?

        Tovarich: We'll see how it goes. Whether it's Belmont or Charlotte, they both look like solid teams. We'll need to play better. They'll need to play better to earn more minutes. I'd like someone to get a rebound for once in their life. I don't think anyone's going to be dumb enough to play zone tomorrow, so we won't have so many open 3's to make it look this easy.

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        • Tovarich
          Hall Of Fame
          • Jul 2008
          • 10916

          #349
          200px-Alaska_Anchorage_Seawolves_logo.svg.png vs. BEL.png

          "Palm Tree Shootout" aka Puerto RIco Tip-off Semifinal
          Jose Miguel Agrilot Coliseum
          Bayamon, PR

          Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves at Belmont Bruins
          Nov 16, 20121ST2NDSCORE
          Alaska-Anchorage (5-1)383876
          Belmont (2-1)353671
          Alaska-Anchorage Seawolves
          STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
          Hale212-32-30-0431016
          Pippen203-63-60-0112009
          Crandle214-83-62-20421013
          Riley185-120-06-86131016
          Feming175-120-00-06100210
          BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
          Carbaugh103-50-00-0121016
          Len Bullicer71-20-10-0220002
          Barber81-20-10-0001002
          Freeman70-10-10-0121000
          Grady116-100-00-03210112
          Dillard-- DID NOT PLAY --
          TEAM TOTALS30-618-188-122418122576
          Belmont Bruins
          STARTERSMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
          Jack, K252-92-63-4460029
          Collum238-181-41-43210518
          Fleming257-133-93-46300320
          Jack, V233-30-04-47112010
          Gourde233-70-10-01331116
          BENCHMINFGM-A3PM-AFTM-AREBASTSTLBLKTOPTS
          Joiner51-30-20-0030002
          Walsh53-40-10-0000006
          Shiloh50-00-00-0100000
          Danelius50-00-00-0200010
          Webster-- DID NOT PLAY --
          Ballard-- DID NOT PLAY --
          Garlepp-- DID NOT PLAY --
          TEAM TOTALS27-576-2311-163618331271

          Tovarich: I don't know how we won. There was nothing we did well. The finishing in the paint was one of the worst things I've ever seen us do. The rebounding was embarrassing, not that that's anything new. There was nothing we did better than them except force some turnovers.

          Reporter: Was it worth it to waste a timeout at the end of the first half just to throw a half court shot at the buzzer?

          Tovarich: I never use all my timeouts, so it is. If we miss, we miss. There isn't really a down side to it. It's not like we lined up for a 66 yard FG and had it run back for a touchdown to end the half.

          Reporter: Did you bench Fleming and Riley at the end?

          Tovarich: Pretty much. It was difficult to watch. 10/24, goaltending on our own shots, Fleming got a ridiculous charging call. Point blank misses galore. If they didn't dunk it, they didn't make much. I don't know how the scorekeeper only gave them 3 blocks. It was probably 9. Grady and Carbaugh, though frustrating at times, did finish a little better. Last I had checked rebounds we were only down 28-23, so they got 8 of the last 9 rebounds to finish the game. It's a miracle we won that.

          Reporter: How about your FT shooting at the end?

          Tovarich: Yeah, if not for a bunch of intentional fouls there at the end, the FT's would've been about 16-6. In case we didn't have enough going against us, it felt like the refs were against us too, just like last game when CCSU was +10 in FT attempts. Hale missed his as usual, but we couldn't get the ball out of his hands fast enough. Pippen got a rebound, so he was stuck at the line too which is always a disaster. Both of them, I'd like to go meet whoever taught them these herky jerky motions on their FT attempts and hand them a basketball and see if they recognize what it is. It's baffling anyone taught them this. Riley might be the choice. Crandle is probably safe. Fleming is usually solid from there too.

          Reporter: Who would you like to see in the championship?

          Tovarich: Wake or Kentucky is fine. It'll be a great experience either way. Those are the kinds of teams we came to this tournament to play.

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