02-24-2007, 09:06 AM
:unc UNC V Maryland :md
UNC:
THansbrough, P=70, E=50, I=15, M=40
RTerry...P=70. E=40, I=95, M=80
BWright...P=35, E=35, I=15, M=25
TLawson...P=5, E=25, I=0, M=5
WEllington...P=30, E=50, I=45, M=35
DThompson...P=15, E=25, I=85, M=50
DGreen...P=45, E=0, I=5, M=25
MGinyard...P=55, E=95, I=95, M=75
QThomas...P=90, E=5, I=90, M=90
BFrasor...P=5, E=70, I=25, M=15
AStepheson...P=45, E=75, I=75, M=60
WMiller...P=90, E=75, I=55, M=70
Coach Williams...Wisdom=55
UMD:
Vasquez...M=55
Jones...M=25
Strawberry...M=60
Gist...M=45
Ibekwe...M=80
Osby...M=5
Hayes...M=60
Bower...M=80
Gary Williams...Wisdom=50
Backcourt and Wings: Ginyard reporting for duty on the wing. Thomas and Miller on the ball. Those are our best biorhythmic bets for this late afternoon. Lawson and Ellington appear to be flushed out. Somewhat of a bright spot is Frasor's Fire. This would be the day to go with experience Coach.
Frontcourt: As usual Hansbrough has at least one good arc. This afternoon it is his favorite...the Physical. Troubling is the low intell mark though. Don't expect wisdom from the young man this day. Terry again has outstanding scores, especially in the realm of smarts. It has been quite difficult to predict his performances from these rhythms. The best I think I can do here is that Reyshawn will do something good, probably a lot of it as a matter of fact...WHAT? I have no idea. Wright is tanked, not completely empty but far from ready. Thompson and Stepheson could be the two-headed monster this afternoon. College Park is not the desert, but won't Alaskan tundra do? Green does not look to be himself, though he can be a mystery.
Overall: Vasquez appears to have stopped doing his disappearing act and is here to stay, his Mastery Arc is good to boot. He could wreak havoc with us. Ibekwe looks poised to go off as well and Strawberry has superior marks. Indeed Maryland has five very good starters all averaging in double figures. All quite athletic and in their own ways, all explosive. Gary Williams' wisdom mark pretty much cancels out Roy's. I have a bad feeling about this game. Tough, tough, tough and we could lose in a squeaker. This is Ginyard's moment to step up I believe and Coach's to be wise. Otherwise we will leave Alaska frozen. All in all though it does look like enough folks can perform well. Will we sort through the line-ups quickly or fortuitously enough for that to happen early enough though? That is the question.
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UNC:
THansbrough, P=70, E=50, I=15, M=40
RTerry...P=70. E=40, I=95, M=80
BWright...P=35, E=35, I=15, M=25
TLawson...P=5, E=25, I=0, M=5
WEllington...P=30, E=50, I=45, M=35
DThompson...P=15, E=25, I=85, M=50
DGreen...P=45, E=0, I=5, M=25
MGinyard...P=55, E=95, I=95, M=75
QThomas...P=90, E=5, I=90, M=90
BFrasor...P=5, E=70, I=25, M=15
AStepheson...P=45, E=75, I=75, M=60
WMiller...P=90, E=75, I=55, M=70
Coach Williams...Wisdom=55
UMD:
Vasquez...M=55
Jones...M=25
Strawberry...M=60
Gist...M=45
Ibekwe...M=80
Osby...M=5
Hayes...M=60
Bower...M=80
Gary Williams...Wisdom=50
Backcourt and Wings: Ginyard reporting for duty on the wing. Thomas and Miller on the ball. Those are our best biorhythmic bets for this late afternoon. Lawson and Ellington appear to be flushed out. Somewhat of a bright spot is Frasor's Fire. This would be the day to go with experience Coach.
Frontcourt: As usual Hansbrough has at least one good arc. This afternoon it is his favorite...the Physical. Troubling is the low intell mark though. Don't expect wisdom from the young man this day. Terry again has outstanding scores, especially in the realm of smarts. It has been quite difficult to predict his performances from these rhythms. The best I think I can do here is that Reyshawn will do something good, probably a lot of it as a matter of fact...WHAT? I have no idea. Wright is tanked, not completely empty but far from ready. Thompson and Stepheson could be the two-headed monster this afternoon. College Park is not the desert, but won't Alaskan tundra do? Green does not look to be himself, though he can be a mystery.
Overall: Vasquez appears to have stopped doing his disappearing act and is here to stay, his Mastery Arc is good to boot. He could wreak havoc with us. Ibekwe looks poised to go off as well and Strawberry has superior marks. Indeed Maryland has five very good starters all averaging in double figures. All quite athletic and in their own ways, all explosive. Gary Williams' wisdom mark pretty much cancels out Roy's. I have a bad feeling about this game. Tough, tough, tough and we could lose in a squeaker. This is Ginyard's moment to step up I believe and Coach's to be wise. Otherwise we will leave Alaska frozen. All in all though it does look like enough folks can perform well. Will we sort through the line-ups quickly or fortuitously enough for that to happen early enough though? That is the question.