Villanova game thread

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Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #200 on: January 08, 2015, 06:57:53 AM »
Harrison will get 20.  But who can consistently give us 12 points after him?

His name is Phil Green the Fourth.  He's surpassed that figure in 4 of our last 5 contests, including 3 straight BE contests.  Don't you watch the games?

BTW, congrats to phil who scored his 1000th pt in the nova game. 1012 for his career
*wipes ketchup from his eyes* - I guess Heinz sight isn’t 20/20.

Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #201 on: January 08, 2015, 11:58:59 AM »
Harrison will get 20.  But who can consistently give us 12 points after him?

His name is Phil Green the Fourth.  He's surpassed that figure in 4 of our last 5 contests, including 3 straight BE contests.  Don't you watch the games?

Ummmmmmm....  I watch the games, but I also know how to dissect the game, as well.  It takes Greene, as many shots to get that many points.  IMO, it kinda offset things a bit.  He tends to do pound the ball too much and take ill-advised shots.  He's also averaging nearly 12 ppg (11.8 ppg), while taking as many shots (11.9) per game.

D'Angelo Harrison is averaging 20.6 ppg on only 14 shots per outing.  He's maximizing possessions, if you ask me. 

There has been 8 games where Greene hasn't even attempted a FT.  He's only shot over 40% in 6 games.  I'd like to see him attack the basket a bit more, instead of always settling for jumpers.  He could probably be more efficient, and increase his PPG, if he did go to the basket a bit more.

Yeah, I'm glad he's helping in the scoring department.  But I think he could be capable of adding more, if he'd stop settling and go to the basket a bit more. 
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Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #202 on: January 08, 2015, 12:39:20 PM »
Harrison will get 20.  But who can consistently give us 12 points after him?

His name is Phil Green the Fourth.  He's surpassed that figure in 4 of our last 5 contests, including 3 straight BE contests.  Don't you watch the games?

Ummmmmmm....  I watch the games, but I also know how to dissect the game, as well.  It takes Greene, as many shots to get that many points.  IMO, it kinda offset things a bit.  He tends to do pound the ball too much and take ill-advised shots.  He's also averaging nearly 12 ppg (11.8 ppg), while taking as many shots (11.9) per game.

D'Angelo Harrison is averaging 20.6 ppg on only 14 shots per outing.  He's maximizing possessions, if you ask me. 

There has been 8 games where Greene hasn't even attempted a FT.  He's only shot over 40% in 6 games.  I'd like to see him attack the basket a bit more, instead of always settling for jumpers.  He could probably be more efficient, and increase his PPG, if he did go to the basket a bit more.

Yeah, I'm glad he's helping in the scoring department.  But I think he could be capable of adding more, if he'd stop settling and go to the basket a bit more. 
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Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #203 on: January 08, 2015, 12:54:06 PM »
Harrison will get 20.  But who can consistently give us 12 points after him?

His name is Phil Green the Fourth.  He's surpassed that figure in 4 of our last 5 contests, including 3 straight BE contests.  Don't you watch the games?

Ummmmmmm....  I watch the games, but I also know how to dissect the game, as well.  It takes Greene, as many shots to get that many points.  IMO, it kinda offset things a bit.  He tends to do pound the ball too much and take ill-advised shots.  He's also averaging nearly 12 ppg (11.8 ppg), while taking as many shots (11.9) per game.

D'Angelo Harrison is averaging 20.6 ppg on only 14 shots per outing.  He's maximizing possessions, if you ask me. 

There has been 8 games where Greene hasn't even attempted a FT.  He's only shot over 40% in 6 games.  I'd like to see him attack the basket a bit more, instead of always settling for jumpers.  He could probably be more efficient, and increase his PPG, if he did go to the basket a bit more.

Yeah, I'm glad he's helping in the scoring department.  But I think he could be capable of adding more, if he'd stop settling and go to the basket a bit more.
MJ - I didn't realize you were back posting here since December. Good to see some posts... I agree about Phil's efficiency. If he works more on that area, he could be even more effective. That double threat will help even more at the end of games.

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Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #204 on: January 08, 2015, 12:55:02 PM »
There has been 8 games where Greene hasn't even attempted a FT.  He's only shot over 40% in 6 games.  I'd like to see him attack the basket a bit more, instead of always settling for jumpers.  He could probably be more efficient, and increase his PPG, if he did go to the basket a bit more.


178 FG attempts, 19 FT attempts

Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #205 on: January 08, 2015, 02:37:23 PM »
There has been 8 games where Greene hasn't even attempted a FT.  He's only shot over 40% in 6 games.  I'd like to see him attack the basket a bit more, instead of always settling for jumpers.  He could probably be more efficient, and increase his PPG, if he did go to the basket a bit more.


178 FG attempts, 19 FT attempts

He's a jump shooter.

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« Reply #206 on: January 08, 2015, 02:51:49 PM »
Absolutely, does not shoot well when driving, fading, moving laterally.....needs to be set, at which times his % is excellent.  The way to improve his % is shot selection, stay away from those types of shots when possible, don't look for them. 

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Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #207 on: January 08, 2015, 03:04:14 PM »
There has been 8 games where Greene hasn't even attempted a FT.  He's only shot over 40% in 6 games.  I'd like to see him attack the basket a bit more, instead of always settling for jumpers.  He could probably be more efficient, and increase his PPG, if he did go to the basket a bit more.


178 FG attempts, 19 FT attempts
Wow! That has to be a record

Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #208 on: January 08, 2015, 04:30:56 PM »
Harrison will get 20.  But who can consistently give us 12 points after him?

His name is Phil Green the Fourth.  He's surpassed that figure in 4 of our last 5 contests, including 3 straight BE contests.  Don't you watch the games?

Ummmmmmm....  I watch the games, but I also know how to dissect the game, as well.  It takes Greene, as many shots to get that many points.  IMO, it kinda offset things a bit.  He tends to do pound the ball too much and take ill-advised shots.  He's also averaging nearly 12 ppg (11.8 ppg), while taking as many shots (11.9) per game.

D'Angelo Harrison is averaging 20.6 ppg on only 14 shots per outing.  He's maximizing possessions, if you ask me. 

There has been 8 games where Greene hasn't even attempted a FT.  He's only shot over 40% in 6 games.  I'd like to see him attack the basket a bit more, instead of always settling for jumpers.  He could probably be more efficient, and increase his PPG, if he did go to the basket a bit more.

Yeah, I'm glad he's helping in the scoring department.  But I think he could be capable of adding more, if he'd stop settling and go to the basket a bit more. 

Now hold on one cotton picking minute!  You asked a simple question; ' Who can consistently ( bold - underlined ) give us 12 points after Harrison?'  I simply provided the correct answer.  As rhombus has done just that in 4 out of the last 5 and in every single BE game.

You than took that as a cue to write a Phil Greene bashing soliloquy.  Your choice...but odd.  If you would have asked a different question I would have given you a different correct answer.

P.S.  1)  Mean Joe is at present shooting a higher percentage from the field than 3'lo EVER HAS IN A COMPLETE SEASON!
        2) Triangle never misses a practice, game, class, test, meeting, bus - plays injured, is a great team mate, hustles his a$$ off and never departs mid-season for Chicago.
        3) SYRACUSE!!!

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Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #209 on: January 08, 2015, 05:04:30 PM »
PG4 also played his heart out for all of his 37 minutes in the Nova game. He and Pointer are awesome 4 year ROLE players any coach would love to have on their team. Unfortunately for us, they start, have to play 35+ minutes, and are expected to contribute double-digit points each and every night for us to have chance of winning. Phil Greene IV would be the 4th best SG on Nova and be looking to transfer right now.

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« Reply #210 on: January 08, 2015, 05:07:59 PM »
PG4 also played his heart out for all of his 37 minutes in the Nova game. He and Pointer are awesome 4 year ROLE players any coach would love to have on their team. Unfortunately for us, they start, have to play 35+ minutes, and are expected to contribute double-digit points each and every night for us to have chance of winning. Phil Greene IV would be the 4th best SG on Nova and be looking to transfer right now.
Agree but I think they are a little better then that.

Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #211 on: January 08, 2015, 05:10:52 PM »
PG4 also played his heart out for all of his 37 minutes in the Nova game. He and Pointer are awesome 4 year ROLE players any coach would love to have on their team. Unfortunately for us, they start, have to play 35+ minutes, and are expected to contribute double-digit points each and every night for us to have chance of winning. Phil Greene IV would be the 4th best SG on Nova and be looking to transfer right now.

Pointer had a 96 4 star rating out of high school

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Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #212 on: January 08, 2015, 05:15:38 PM »
Love pointer, but he was the most overrated recuit in any sport any year. I like him so much I want a 15 jersey.

Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #213 on: January 08, 2015, 05:42:10 PM »
Love pointer, but he was the most overrated recuit in any sport any year. I like him so much I want a 15 jersey.

Or maybe it's the staffs fault for not developing that talent

Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #214 on: January 08, 2015, 05:50:38 PM »
Love pointer, but he was the most overrated recuit in any sport any year. I like him so much I want a 15 jersey.

Or maybe it's the staffs fault for not developing that talent

Pointer can't shoot.  Other than that, he is a good player.  I think his "lack of handle" is greatly exaggerated.  Obviously, he isn't Isaiah Thomas, but...

Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #215 on: January 08, 2015, 06:00:39 PM »
Harrison will get 20.  But who can consistently give us 12 points after him?

His name is Phil Green the Fourth.  He's surpassed that figure in 4 of our last 5 contests, including 3 straight BE contests.  Don't you watch the games?

Ummmmmmm....  I watch the games, but I also know how to dissect the game, as well.  It takes Greene, as many shots to get that many points.  IMO, it kinda offset things a bit.  He tends to do pound the ball too much and take ill-advised shots.  He's also averaging nearly 12 ppg (11.8 ppg), while taking as many shots (11.9) per game.

D'Angelo Harrison is averaging 20.6 ppg on only 14 shots per outing.  He's maximizing possessions, if you ask me. 

There has been 8 games where Greene hasn't even attempted a FT.  He's only shot over 40% in 6 games.  I'd like to see him attack the basket a bit more, instead of always settling for jumpers.  He could probably be more efficient, and increase his PPG, if he did go to the basket a bit more.

Yeah, I'm glad he's helping in the scoring department.  But I think he could be capable of adding more, if he'd stop settling and go to the basket a bit more. 

I think his biggest improvement this year is that he has had the ball in his hands less.  he is still taking shots but is deferring a lot more to branch and jordan to run the offense.  i think telling greene to go to the basket translates to him dribbling in a circle 25 feet from the basket then faking a drive to the hoop before jacking up a two with his foot on the three point line and 25 seconds on the shot clock.  he still did this once on tuesday, but has cut down on it (he still takes frustratingly long twos, but generally branch/jordan have a chance to run a little offense first).

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Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #216 on: January 08, 2015, 09:07:26 PM »
There has been 8 games where Greene hasn't even attempted a FT.  He's only shot over 40% in 6 games.  I'd like to see him attack the basket a bit more, instead of always settling for jumpers.  He could probably be more efficient, and increase his PPG, if he did go to the basket a bit more.


178 FG attempts, 19 FT attempts

He's a jump shooter.

He should consider another line of work.

Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #217 on: January 09, 2015, 12:42:02 AM »
Averaging 14.4 pts a game on 45% from the field and 37% from 3 in conference play....aaaaaannnddddd....SYRACUSE!!!  :2funny:

Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #218 on: January 09, 2015, 12:46:53 AM »
Averaging 14.4 pts a game on 45% from the field and 37% from 3 in conference play....aaaaaannnddddd....SYRACUSE!!!  :2funny:

Can anyone tell me which of the recruits in Lavin's first big class has exceeded expectation more than Phil?

I think Carmine and I are technically Eskimo brothers.

Re: Villanova game thread
« Reply #219 on: January 09, 2015, 12:50:41 AM »
Averaging 14.4 pts a game on 45% from the field and 37% from 3 in conference play....aaaaaannnddddd....SYRACUSE!!!  :2funny:

Can anyone tell me which of the recruits in Lavin's first big class has exceeded expectation more than Phil?

I think Carmine and I are technically Eskimo brothers.

Harrison? I knew the kid had game, but I didn't know he had top 3 all time SJU game.