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       #Post#: 14592--------------------------------------------------
       Game 16: SBU v. UMBC
   DIR By: Checkmate
       Date: January 11, 2016, 9:38 am
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       Record: 5-12 (1-1 AE)
       Last Game: W, 89-76 vs. Maine
       Notables:
       6-2 so. G Jairus Lyles: 25.2 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 3.3 apg, 3.0 spg,
       .510 FG%, .410 3 pt FG%
       6-0 so. G Rodney Elliott: 14.1 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 3.7 apg
       6-6 fr. G Joe Sherburne: 13.1 ppg,
       6-8 jr. F Will Darley: 11.7 ppg, 4.7 rpg, .555 FG%
       UMBC swept three games from Stony Brook in the 2007-08 season.
       They haven't won since. That's a streak of 14 straight for the
       Seawolves, with many wins of the double-digit variety of late.
       We took both contests last year - 64-54 at the Bank, 73-61 at
       their place.
       The one to watch out for here is Lyles. He was a pretty big
       recruit out of DeMatha, committing to VCU, but he struggled to
       see the floor in a crowded backcourt there. He transferred to
       Robert Morris, and then transferred to UMBC, sitting out the
       fall 2015 semester but obviously making an impact upon his
       return. Lyles shoots it at an impressive clip too. Carson will
       be hard-pressed to keep Lyles in front of him.
       Like Lowell, they really don't defend or rebound enough to be
       successful. They've given up at least 70 points in 15 of 17
       games this year - by contrast, SB has given up 70 just four
       times, and hasn't in their last six games. On the glass, Lyles
       is their leading rebounder at 6-2/175. They have very little
       presence inside on either end so I expect Jameel, Rayshaun and
       Tyrell to have their way inside.
       UMBC got thumped by Albany to start out the AE slate but bounced
       back to beat Maine convincingly thanks to a big second half. 27
       from Lyles, 21 from Elliott.
       #Post#: 14595--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 16: SBU v. UMBC
   DIR By: laxnation
       Date: January 11, 2016, 11:53 am
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       --- Quote from: Checkmate link ---
       >
       > Record: 5-12 (1-1 AE)
       > Last Game: W, 89-76 vs. Maine
       > Notables:
       > 6-2 so. G Jairus Lyles: 25.2 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 3.3 apg, 3.0 spg,
       .510 FG%, .410 3 pt FG%
       > 6-0 so. G Rodney Elliott: 14.1 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 3.7 apg
       > 6-6 fr. G Joe Sherburne: 13.1 ppg,
       > 6-8 jr. F Will Darley: 11.7 ppg, 4.7 rpg, .555 FG%
       >
       > UMBC swept three games from Stony Brook in the 2007-08 season.
       They haven't won since. That's a streak of 14 straight for the
       Seawolves, with many wins of the double-digit variety of late.
       We took both contests last year - 64-54 at the Bank, 73-61 at
       their place.
       >
       > The one to watch out for here is Lyles. He was a pretty big
       recruit out of DeMatha, committing to VCU, but he struggled to
       see the floor in a crowded backcourt there. He transferred to
       Robert Morris, and then transferred to UMBC, sitting out the
       fall 2015 semester but obviously making an impact upon his
       return. Lyles shoots it at an impressive clip too. Carson will
       be hard-pressed to keep Lyles in front of him.
       >
       > Like Lowell, they really don't defend or rebound enough to be
       successful. They've given up at least 70 points in 15 of 17
       games this year - by contrast, SB has given up 70 just four
       times, and hasn't in their last six games. On the glass, Lyles
       is their leading rebounder at 6-2/175. They have very little
       presence inside on either end so I expect Jameel, Rayshaun and
       Tyrell to have their way inside.
       >
       > UMBC got thumped by Albany to start out the AE slate but
       bounced back to beat Maine convincingly thanks to a big second
       half. 27 from Lyles, 21 from Elliott.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Keep in mind,  UMadeaBadChoice was only down by 2 at the half at
       Albany.
       Also, I thought these credit unions were supposed to be the
       anti-bank, so the Bank is not a good name. How about calling it
       the Island? Actually, I just like calling it the Gym.
       #Post#: 14596--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 16: SBU v. UMBC
   DIR By: Moveitfred
       Date: January 11, 2016, 12:44 pm
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       This Lyles and the "25.2" number are hard to ignore. That's a
       lot of friggin' ppg! And remembering Elliot from two years ago,
       that seems like a strong combo that might give SBU some trouble.
       In a conference with a lot of talented guards, I hope that part
       of the game is a good show.
       I understand Joyce is hurting and probably won't be his best on
       Wednesday, and with a lack of other quality UMBC big guys I
       would think SBU should be able to control the game around the
       basket and get a win.
       #Post#: 14598--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 16: SBU v. UMBC
   DIR By: Checkmate
       Date: January 11, 2016, 2:26 pm
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       --- Quote from: laxnation link ---
       >
       > [quote author=Checkmate link=topic=481.msg14592#msg14592
       date=1452526698]
       > Record: 5-12 (1-1 AE)
       > Last Game: W, 89-76 vs. Maine
       > Notables:
       > 6-2 so. G Jairus Lyles: 25.2 ppg, 6.2 rpg, 3.3 apg, 3.0 spg,
       .510 FG%, .410 3 pt FG%
       > 6-0 so. G Rodney Elliott: 14.1 ppg, 3.5 rpg, 3.7 apg
       > 6-6 fr. G Joe Sherburne: 13.1 ppg,
       > 6-8 jr. F Will Darley: 11.7 ppg, 4.7 rpg, .555 FG%
       >
       > UMBC swept three games from Stony Brook in the 2007-08 season.
       They haven't won since. That's a streak of 14 straight for the
       Seawolves, with many wins of the double-digit variety of late.
       We took both contests last year - 64-54 at the Bank, 73-61 at
       their place.
       >
       > The one to watch out for here is Lyles. He was a pretty big
       recruit out of DeMatha, committing to VCU, but he struggled to
       see the floor in a crowded backcourt there. He transferred to
       Robert Morris, and then transferred to UMBC, sitting out the
       fall 2015 semester but obviously making an impact upon his
       return. Lyles shoots it at an impressive clip too. Carson will
       be hard-pressed to keep Lyles in front of him.
       >
       > Like Lowell, they really don't defend or rebound enough to be
       successful. They've given up at least 70 points in 15 of 17
       games this year - by contrast, SB has given up 70 just four
       times, and hasn't in their last six games. On the glass, Lyles
       is their leading rebounder at 6-2/175. They have very little
       presence inside on either end so I expect Jameel, Rayshaun and
       Tyrell to have their way inside.
       >
       > UMBC got thumped by Albany to start out the AE slate but
       bounced back to beat Maine convincingly thanks to a big second
       half. 27 from Lyles, 21 from Elliott.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Keep in mind,  UMadeaBadChoice was only down by 2 at the half at
       Albany.
       Also, I thought these credit unions were supposed to be the
       anti-bank, so the Bank is not a good name. How about calling it
       the Island? Actually, I just like calling it the Gym.
       [/quote]
       They're a more explosive team with the kid Lyles now playing but
       realistically I can't expect them to put together 40 minutes of
       basketball getting beat on the glass and letting teams shoot at
       the clip they are. Albany shot it well and killed them on the
       glass. I expect the same on Wednesday.
       Man, the Bank sounds so good, I think. I used "the Island"
       before but it doesn't roll off the tongue and I think of Long
       Island as "the Island." I thought about CUs vs. banks before and
       understand that they aren't the same, but it's still where
       people put their money and where they finance things. I get your
       rationale though.
       The Den? The Onion, where we're mispronouncing the U in Union?
       :: mic drop ::
       Just kidding. I just opened up a Dove chocolate and it said
       "Coin a new catchphrase" on the wrapper. Let's put our heads
       together, team.
       #Post#: 14599--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 16: SBU v. UMBC
   DIR By: laxnation
       Date: January 11, 2016, 3:55 pm
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       If I win the Powerball, I would completely fund an ice hockey
       arena on campus.  The name of the arena would be the Ice House.
       #Post#: 14600--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 16: SBU v. UMBC
   DIR By: guest282
       Date: January 11, 2016, 4:31 pm
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       The Bridge? The Sound? The Pit? (for those that remember pit
       hockey)
       #Post#: 14601--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 16: SBU v. UMBC
   DIR By: Moveitfred
       Date: January 11, 2016, 5:34 pm
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       How about "That place SBU basketball plays games while they work
       to get to a few NCAA tournaments..."   :)
       #Post#: 14602--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 16: SBU v. UMBC
   DIR By: Hammertime
       Date: January 11, 2016, 5:47 pm
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       --- Quote from: laxnation link ---
       >
       > If I win the Powerball, I would completely fund an ice hockey
       arena on campus.  The name of the arena would be the Ice House.
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Absolutely. I thin SB is 20/2 so far this year. An ice rink
       would spring board SB in to the  NCAA div1 in a hurry!!
       #Post#: 14604--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 16: SBU v. UMBC
   DIR By: Checkmate
       Date: January 12, 2016, 8:53 am
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       I sent an email to the head of marketing at IFCU - another
       creative mind. I'll let you know if she ever gets back to me.
       #Post#: 14605--------------------------------------------------
       Re: Game 16: SBU v. UMBC
   DIR By: Checkmate
       Date: January 12, 2016, 8:57 am
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       --- Quote from: avmsbu link ---
       >
       > The Bridge? The Sound? The Pit? (for those that remember pit
       hockey)
       >
       --- End Quote ---
       Does the Bridge have any kind of ties to SBU? Certainly rolls
       off the tongue. The Sound is too water-y. The Pit is arguably
       the most notable nickname of all college hoops arenas - New
       Mexico's. Probably a stretch with the hockey.
       In a perfect world, it's a nickname that can survive a
       sponsorship change. That's why I like the Den a bit.
       The University of San Diego's Jenny Craig Pavilion is called the
       Slim Gym. Now that's good.
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