We murder fisted Pitt and NC State? We won both games, but only by 5 and 7 points respectively, Duke probably should be #1 and IU a very close #2 with us at #3.
I'VE HAD JUST ABOUT ENOUGH OF YOU SONNY
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OT: Duke/Ohio Thread
November 28th, 2012 at 11:53 PM
#102
We murder fisted Pitt and NC
November 29th, 2012 at 12:41 AM
#103
IU blew out UNC, a pretty
IU blew out UNC, a pretty good squad by 20+. They had some close games when Zeller was sick, but won them all. Duke was fortunate that Ohio shot about 35% for the game, and Croft played his worst game of the year. I understand the argument that IU has more wins against good teams, but that is an accident of the scheduling, and does anyone who has seen both teams play really think that Duke should be ranked ahead of IU? I firmly do not.
November 29th, 2012 at 12:55 AM
#104
Duke
Indiana
Ohio
- Duke
- Indiana
- Ohio State
- Michigan
November 29th, 2012 at 9:21 AM
#105
Don't get it
UM is 3 now and OSU 4.
How could OSU cob over us following a loss ?
November 29th, 2012 at 1:17 AM
#106
Duke beat:
#3 Kentucky
Duke beat:
#3 Kentucky (Neutral)
#2 Louisville (Neutral)
#4 OSU (Home)
Unranked then, now ranked Minnesota
VCU
That's your number 1 team right there folks.
November 29th, 2012 at 10:45 AM
#107
Duke ain't playing!
Duke ain't playing!
November 29th, 2012 at 10:44 AM
#108
I had this thought yesterday
I had this thought yesterday while watching this game. I remember McGary having a duke offer yesterday and then was curious about duke's big men that have had similar recruiting profiles to him and how long they have been at duke.
Ryan Kelly was # 20 overall in his class. He is a senior now with his role/minutes increasing steadily after not playing much as a freshman, but he plays the 4 so the style of play comparision may not fit as well.
Mason Plumlee was #55 overall in his class. He is also a senior now with his role/minutes increasing every year, though not as greatly as kelly.
14.1mpg, 46%fg, 3.1rb, 3.7pts
McGary was #30 overall in his class. His minutes so far more closely mirror Plumlee's and he also plays the 5 as plumlee did so I think he is the better comparison.
14.3mpg, 60.9%fg, 5.7rb, 5.5pts
Overall, I just thought it was interesting but the takeaways are that people need to give McGary time...he is only 6 games into his ncaa career and has shown promise. His stats so far compare favorably to a likely 1st round draft pick at the same timepoint in his career. I am very excited by what he has done so far and think he has barely scratched his surface.
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