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Post by beaverinohio on Nov 18, 2019 13:16:57 GMT -8
And that means JaQuori will be back in Corvallis. Curious as to what his reception will be. As for the team, they are 1-2 and one of the losses was to UCLA on road (77-61). Their two best players look to be Heidegger, a 6-3 senior guard (20.3 ppg), and Sow, a 6-9 sophomore forward (15.3 ppg and 8.7 rpg). JaQuori checks in as third leading scorer with 9.7 ppg. One interesting thing I noted was their point guard plays 30 minutes a game and though he is averaging 4.7 apg, he is only averaging 2.7 ppg on 20% shooting including 0 of 7 from 3. He averaged 10.3 ppg last year, so if you're looking for the player who will likely breakout versus the Beavers I'd put my money on him.
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Post by mbabeav on Nov 18, 2019 13:25:23 GMT -8
I don't know that anyone will care, at least in a negative sense, that JaQuori will be back. A kid wants to transfer, then I wish them the best. He's found a place and I am going to be a lot more focused on the development of our team, which is improving and winning. Go Beavs!
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Post by Deleted on Nov 18, 2019 13:33:27 GMT -8
And that means JaQuori will be back in Corvallis. Curious as to what his reception will be. As for the team, they are 1-2 and one of the losses was to UCLA on road (77-61). Their two best players look to be Heidegger, a 6-3 senior guard (20.3 ppg), and Sow, a 6-9 sophomore forward (15.3 ppg and 8.7 rpg). JaQuori checks in as third leading scorer with 9.7 ppg. One interesting thing I noted was their point guard plays 30 minutes a game and though he is averaging 4.7 apg, he is only averaging 2.7 ppg on 20% shooting including 0 of 7 from 3. He averaged 10.3 ppg last year, so if you're looking for the player who will likely breakout versus the Beavers I'd put my money on him. Is Jaquori not playing point guard? Not that he should play point guard.
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Post by beaverinohio on Nov 18, 2019 13:53:26 GMT -8
And that means JaQuori will be back in Corvallis. Curious as to what his reception will be. As for the team, they are 1-2 and one of the losses was to UCLA on road (77-61). Their two best players look to be Heidegger, a 6-3 senior guard (20.3 ppg), and Sow, a 6-9 sophomore forward (15.3 ppg and 8.7 rpg). JaQuori checks in as third leading scorer with 9.7 ppg. One interesting thing I noted was their point guard plays 30 minutes a game and though he is averaging 4.7 apg, he is only averaging 2.7 ppg on 20% shooting including 0 of 7 from 3. He averaged 10.3 ppg last year, so if you're looking for the player who will likely breakout versus the Beavers I'd put my money on him. Is Jaquori not playing point guard? Not that he should play point guard. From the assist totals, I'm guessing not -- or at least not exclusively. I believe he and Heidegger are tied for second on team with, if I remember correctly, 2.7 apg, and then they have a couple of others that have at least 2 apg. So it might just be the offense they run -- I haven't seen them play. They're not real big with only one other tall player (6-10 guy from NZ) getting any major amount of minutes, and they might go with 3 guards as Heidegger, JaQuori and the other guard all play about 30 mpg.
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Post by baseba1111 on Nov 18, 2019 13:59:49 GMT -8
Running the show in HS doesn't mean you are a college PG. Although not a great shooter early it was also obvious he wasn't a PG. WT seemed determined that it was all or nothing.
Now we seem to have two capable PGs to develop and split time, yet ET continues in that role and it's obviously hurting his play.
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Post by beaverinohio on Nov 19, 2019 7:19:24 GMT -8
I hope the Beavers can run away with this one, but I think it might be a little closer than we'd like. I think they'll win by 10 -- something like 82-72 -- which is fine as long as the reserves get plenty of minutes.
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Post by nabeav on Nov 19, 2019 9:24:41 GMT -8
Running the show in HS doesn't mean you are a college PG. Although not a great shooter early it was also obvious he wasn't a PG. WT seemed determined that it was all or nothing. Now we seem to have two capable PGs to develop and split time, yet ET continues in that role and it's obviously hurting his play. While I agree that Ethan is not a true PG and it seems the offense would be better suited with Hunt or Vernon running the show, Ethan's assist totals have risen every year, and so far this year he's one of only a select few Beavers this century (Hurd, GPII) to average over 4 assists per game. Tres is also currently over 4 apg, but again it's only been 4 games. Ethan's struggling to make layups right now. Seems like a mental thing. Maybe not having the responsibility of initiating the offense allows him to clear his head. Maybe not. #FreeGianni
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Post by tnarg33 on Nov 19, 2019 12:29:07 GMT -8
Running the show in HS doesn't mean you are a college PG. Although not a great shooter early it was also obvious he wasn't a PG. WT seemed determined that it was all or nothing. Now we seem to have two capable PGs to develop and split time, yet ET continues in that role and it's obviously hurting his play. While I agree that Ethan is not a true PG and it seems the offense would be better suited with Hunt or Vernon running the show, Ethan's assist totals have risen every year, and so far this year he's one of only a select few Beavers this century (Hurd, GPII) to average over 4 assists per game. Tres is also currently over 4 apg, but again it's only been 4 games. Ethan's struggling to make layups right now. Seems like a mental thing. Maybe not having the responsibility of initiating the offense allows him to clear his head. Maybe not. #FreeGianni I'm watching this Wyoming game and even though I don't think I actually believe what I'm about to say, Reichle is playing better than Ethan. At least in this game. Ethan has been terrible and has literally not done one thing better than Reichle. Look I agree, Reichle has been awful the past two years to the point he looked like he didn't even belong on the court, but this year he is proving to be a solid contributor. Also a thing about Hollins vs Reichle. I can not think of one time I've said, hey that Hollins can play. I can hardly even remember a time where I recall anything he has ever done on the court. It's like he's just out there. All of this is to say that I sure hope we have some stud in the recruiting pipeline because once Tres is gone this team is going to be straight butt next year.
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Post by beaverinohio on Nov 19, 2019 13:10:11 GMT -8
While I agree that Ethan is not a true PG and it seems the offense would be better suited with Hunt or Vernon running the show, Ethan's assist totals have risen every year, and so far this year he's one of only a select few Beavers this century (Hurd, GPII) to average over 4 assists per game. Tres is also currently over 4 apg, but again it's only been 4 games. Ethan's struggling to make layups right now. Seems like a mental thing. Maybe not having the responsibility of initiating the offense allows him to clear his head. Maybe not. #FreeGianni I'm watching this Wyoming game and even though I don't think I actually believe what I'm about to say, Reichle is playing better than Ethan. At least in this game. Ethan has been terrible and has literally not done one thing better than Reichle. Look I agree, Reichle has been awful the past two years to the point he looked like he didn't even belong on the court, but this year he is proving to be a solid contributor. Also a thing about Hollins vs Reichle. I can not think of one time I've said, hey that Hollins can play. I can hardly even remember a time where I recall anything he has ever done on the court. It's like he's just out there. All of this is to say that I sure hope we have some stud in the recruiting pipeline because once Tres is gone this team is going to be straight butt next year. I thought Ethan played much better in 2nd half of Wyoming game. On Reichle, while I hope he has turned a corner, my worry is that he'll look good or at least adequate against lesser competition but can he continue that in conference. In the second half of Wyoming game there were at least two baskets he scored that I'm not sure he gets the shot off as easily against better competition. I will say he's shooting the spot up 3 much better than last year, so hopefully that will continue in conference even if he isn't able to maintain the overall level of play when it counts. And I agree. Next year could get ugly with Tres gone. My only ray of optimism is that the players really defer to him now, so hopefully without him some will take a step forward and offense will get more creative. But not holding my breath on that one -- especially because they'll lose KK too.
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Post by giantkillers83 on Nov 19, 2019 18:58:52 GMT -8
Reichle HAS been better. Better than he was last year preconference.... I expect he’ll be better in pac play this year as well. As far as Hollins.... he’s mostly disappeared since a semi promising Fr year.
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Post by Judge Smails on Nov 19, 2019 19:35:44 GMT -8
Reichle HAS been better. Better than he was last year preconference.... I expect he’ll be better in pac play this year as well. As far as Hollins.... he’s mostly disappeared since a semi promising Fr year. Hollins has had a couple of good offensive halves, but then he disappears for the other half. However, the one thing that gets overlooked with him is that he can play some decent defense. He is probably our best on the ball defender. That may be more of a slight against our other players defensive prowess, but it’s true.
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Post by beaverinohio on Nov 20, 2019 8:35:06 GMT -8
Reichle HAS been better. Better than he was last year preconference.... I expect he’ll be better in pac play this year as well. As far as Hollins.... he’s mostly disappeared since a semi promising Fr year. I don't doubt that Reichle will be better in conference than he was last year based on his non-conference performance thus far. The question is how much better. Right now he has averaged 7 more minutes a game over his full season numbers last year. So if you figure in the added time most of his stats are about the same except for points (averaging 6 more a game) and rebounds (2 more). If he continues that in conference, it would be wonderful and very deserving of the minutes he's getting. If that falls off to 2 point increase and 1 rebound more (again factoring in the increased playing time), is his increased playing time really helping the team much. But the real improvement and the most important is his improvement in overall shooting (51.7 up from 30.2) and from 3 (46.7 up from 32.4). I have my doubts whether that shooting improvement (especially overall) will continue in conference because I've noticed a fair amount of made shots that I'm not sure he would have gotten or gotten so easily against Pac 12 athletes. But if he can hit at least 40% from 3 in conference he definitely has an important role on the team. I hope he continues the improved play and believe he certainly deserves the increased playing time thus far. I do think on a better team, he would be an important bench/role player, but with the current team as is he deserves to be getting minutes the way he is playing. And I think he's shown a little more scrappiness that I like. Would love to have him be that player other teams' fans hate because he's always got his nose around the ball and maybe they see as chippy and Beaver fans see as scrappy. Always fun when those type of players can also hit a couple dagger 3s.
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Post by baseba1111 on Nov 20, 2019 19:02:26 GMT -8
Might break an attendance record tonight...
Like under 3k here... really poor. Maybe under 200 students!?
Jaquori got a nice cheer.
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Post by osubeaver2018 on Nov 20, 2019 19:21:57 GMT -8
Might break an attendance record tonight... Like under 3k here... really poor. Maybe under 200 students!? Jaquori got a nice cheer. Yeah it's bad. Doesn't make any sense to me coming off our last home game over ISU.
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Post by baseba1111 on Nov 20, 2019 19:23:14 GMT -8
And... no one on the board! Lol
Ugly play... 11-9 Beavs at the 12min TO.
Gauchos getting great looks, but 3/14 (21%).
Ahhh... someone else is here.
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