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Game 25: at Campbell, 2/10 2pm
By: Checkmate Date: February 9, 2024, 3:27 pm
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CAMPBELL (11-13, 5-6 CAA)
Last Game: Northeastern 86, Campbell 76 on 2/8/24
Last Game vs SBU: First-ever meeting
Checkmate Guess the Line: Stony Brook -5
NET Ranking: Stony Brook 192, Campbell 305
KenPom Rating: Stony Brook 187, Campbell 313
KenPom Prediction: Stony Brook 70, Campbell 66
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TSM Point Watch: 1,145; Next up: 18th – Yves Simon (1987-91),
1,156; 17th – Steve Hayn (1988-91), 1,157; 16th – Ricky Wardally
(1989-93), 1,175
Notables:
6-6/190 so G Anthony Dell'Orso 18.0 ppg, 6.3 rpg, 1.5 spg, .465
FG%, .808 FT%, .345 3-pt FG%
6-6/215 sr F Laurynas Vaistaras 10.7 ppg, 4.1 rpg, 3.0 apg, 1.3
spg, .554 FG%, .417 3-pt FG%
6-3/190 jr G Jasin Sinani 9.2 ppg, 4.0 rpg, .468 FG%, .891 FT%,
.373 3-pt FG%
6-5/185 so G Elijah Walsh 7.9 ppg, 3.6 rpg, .456 FG%
6-4/200 sr G Gediminas Mokseckas 5.8 ppg
If I had a guys in the league that I like team, Dell'Orso's on
it. Off the top of my head, I'd put Carlos (Hofstra), Dubar
(Hofstra), Moore (Drexel) and Shell (UNC A&T) are on there too.
Yeah, I know, we're small, but I just like them. Dell'Orso's
just really good and has a good frame, and if he can improve his
shooting, I wonder if he'll get G League attention, although
Europe or his native Australia are probably the more likely
route. He's this rangy guard who can beat you off the dribble,
finish with both hands, knock down the jumper, and even post up,
which you don't see a lot of. I thought his assist totals would
be better given how often he has the ball in his hands. He's
really smooth though – always under control. He had 29 in their
big win against Hofstra, which like in our case, came on a
Saturday with just one full day to prepare.
Their core guys can all handle the ball and they shoot it
exceptionally well, and even though they're undersized as a
whole, they're still looking to get it inside. Even at just 6-6,
a lot of times that's Dell'Orso going to work. It's rare,
though, that you encounter two trees like we have here, whether
it's one-on-one or coming over to help, so I wonder if that
continues. The matchups will be interesting to watch. Campbell's
happy to go with the five above for long stretches, so again,
who do the bigs guard, and who guards the bigs? The answer's
probably Vaistaras, who has some width to him, but is still
giving up size.
Walsh is a kid whose numbers don't look like anything special,
but he has ramped it up of late in the scoring column, and they
need him. He had four first-half threes to help Campbell stay
close to UNCW in a game they ultimately lost by three.
I like what we've done recently on the offensive glass, and this
is a team that can be beat up down low too. To combat the lack
of size, they'll play a lot of zone, which has yielded one of
the highest three-point attempt percentage in the country.
Nearly 45 percent of their opponents' shots come from three, and
I'll say that their zone is a less straightforward than the 2-3
we blistered yesterday. The zone has created pathways for
unmarked players on the offensive glass – inordinately so, with
Campbell giving up an average of 10-plus offensive boards per
game. Yep – Snoddy time. What a nice get he's been.
I thought that our rebounding numbers were better than they've
been, but we also faced the heft in the conference early in the
season. Elon, against which we were plus-11, was flimsy
underneath. I see Campbell the same way too. We've been better
from three, and there will undoubtedly be opportunities against
the zone, but I'd like to see us maintain a balance and take
advantage of our advantage inside. We can't lose sight of it. I
think the balance has been pretty good, and I've been mostly
pleased with the looks we're getting. Noll in particular has
been a pleasant surprise from deep in CAA play as it seems like
he's the guy we've been able to skip it to for a lightly
contested or uncontested three.
Looking at TSM's spot on the all-time scoring list, I'm curious
why Steve Hayn went from being an 19 point guy in his first year
to just 11 in his last one. And it's too bad he never came back
here to coach, yet is on Pikiell's staff now.
As for how this one goes, I think we're too big and physical
down low. If anything, a team of their stature should want to
speed up the game against a bigger team like us, but they've
been content to run through their Princeton style sets. I don't
think this is a game where TSM marks Dell'Orso but that would be
fun to watch. Who knows; we'll see. We're in a good spot right
now.
#Post#: 42754--------------------------------------------------
Re: Game 25: at Campbell, 2/10 2pm
By: sbupatriots Date: February 10, 2024, 1:38 pm
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23-3 run for Campbell. This one could get out of hand early.
#Post#: 42755--------------------------------------------------
Re: Game 25: at Campbell, 2/10 2pm
By: sbupatriots Date: February 10, 2024, 1:41 pm
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Might need to go small in the 2nd half. They have too many guys
in that 6’3-6’6 range.
#Post#: 42756--------------------------------------------------
Re: Game 25: at Campbell, 2/10 2pm
By: Accelerator Date: February 10, 2024, 1:47 pm
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That missed TSM alley-oop leading to the Campbell buzzer beater
just encapsulates how the final 10 minutes have gone. That was a
4-point swing right there.
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Re: Game 25: at Campbell, 2/10 2pm
By: sbupatriots Date: February 10, 2024, 1:48 pm
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The missed alley oop into campbell going 94 feet to lay it in at
the buzzer was crazy
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Re: Game 25: at Campbell, 2/10 2pm
By: Accelerator Date: February 10, 2024, 1:49 pm
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This is a game we were leading by 10 points with 12:55 left.
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Re: Game 25: at Campbell, 2/10 2pm
By: sbupatriots Date: February 10, 2024, 1:50 pm
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Campbell finished the half on a 34-11 run in the final 11
minutes.
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Re: Game 25: at Campbell, 2/10 2pm
By: Accelerator Date: February 10, 2024, 2:15 pm
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We needed to get it down to like a 10 point deficit at this
point in the game instead of letting the deficit balloon to 20.
This is just ugly. Campbell is picking us apart everywhere.
#Post#: 42761--------------------------------------------------
Re: Game 25: at Campbell, 2/10 2pm
By: Accelerator Date: February 10, 2024, 2:25 pm
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This is going to be a 20+ point loss to a team in the KenPom
300s.
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Re: Game 25: at Campbell, 2/10 2pm
By: sbupatriots Date: February 10, 2024, 2:26 pm
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Is this the worst game on both ends of the ball we’ve seen Tyler
play? One game after one of his bests.
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