Did Nova get jobbed?
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Villanova not getting all the bogus Wright calls. Few years since the days when you would look up at scoreboard with one minute left to go in first half and they would have one foul.
Dixon pushes off with his off arm every time he touches ball and is never called.
If anything, Nova got Luis-ed last night. He beat them to every big loose ball on the boards.
Dixon pushes off with his off arm every time he touches ball and is never called.
If anything, Nova got Luis-ed last night. He beat them to every big loose ball on the boards.
there is doubt for me. imo neither looked so great last night. nova gave tge ball to dixon and asked him to score. so un-nova like.
Great game for SJU from Luis. Richmond's talents are being wasted.
33 minutes
5 assists
5 turnovers
3-7 from the floor
3-3 from the line
9 points
4 rebounds
2 steals
in a critical spot he made a great drive and next possesion passed up an open three and hit a pullup from the line. both the shots we saw all last year. maybe his nil insists they limit his usage lol.
If Whitehead and Powell can't make it in NBA KR has zero chance.Its a league of 3 point shooters even if you're 7'3"!
He was never going to sniff the NBA. He's making the most money in a year now than he likely will for the rest of his career. He's still personal non grata for taking the money at St. John's rather than a team he didn't compete against for years, but it wasn't a bad financial decision. That's just silly.
It was a mistake for Kadary to leave seton hall but it’s only half his fault. We needed to find the money to keep him and didn’t.
It’s also hilarious folks question player development when it comes to Rick Pitino.
Richmond is somewhat of a square peg in a round hole there, but when I last checked - and I don’t often because I don’t care that much - his numbers were pretty similar to last year at the Hall when you account for the drop in usage rate.
Which was going to happen if he played on any other roster across the country that had depth and versatility at the guards and wings and multiple playmaking options operating within a team concept.
Richmond is somewhat of a square peg in a round hole there, but when I last checked - and I don’t often because I don’t care that much - his numbers were pretty similar to last year at the Hall when you account for the drop in usage rate.
Which was going to happen if he played on any other roster across the country that had depth and versatility at the guards and wings and multiple playmaking options operating within a team concept.
Home teams typically get a good whistle unless Jay Wright is on the opposing sideline, IMO (also, his later Nova teams were so smart and under control this no doubt was part of it too)
Hard to analyze a foul disparity question when you don't watch an entire game. I didn't think ours was too bad yesterday given Providence was the home team and b/c of how we play offense.
With Nova/SJU, isn't really that surprising given how those teams play. Whenever I watch Nova, it is so much about getting Dixon in favorable matchups and then him going to work or setting up others in favorable spots to score (except for perhaps Wooga). Poplar is really turning it on and attacks the basket, but the other kids surrounding Dixon tend to be shooters or the big kid whose job is to rebound and protect the paint). Whereas St John's has kids who attack the glass and paint relentlessly, which is going to lead to more trips to the foul line.
