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Anyone see any TV info for tonight’s game? The NIT site just says “TBA”. Thanks and Go Deacs!

Tim O on 11/16/2010 (11:12 am)

Dan,

To follow up on Tabb’s quote, your article was “nice” and so was the “win.”

I rather enjoy “nice” things.

Bobby

bobby h griffin on 11/16/2010 (10:08 am)

I think the team played much better last night but we still have a few problems to work on. Weak side rebounding is an issue, on the defensive end. Hampton had far to many put backs of missed shots. The free throw shooting late in the game was bad also.

A question: Where are the fans and the students? Are the season ticket sales down this year? The fans and the student’s attendance at the first two games has been very disappointing.

Danny C. on 11/16/2010 (10:04 am)

I can tell you that at least the team played hard against Hampton (in contrast to a very soft and lazy effort against Stetson). They still are not playing particularly well, but at least you can root wholeheartedly for a team that appears to be trying. I’d consider last night to be a step forward (and would have said so even if they had lost—-due to the increased effort on the boards and going after loose balls). We’ll see what happens tonight. Likely a much stiffer test.

Stonewall on 11/16/2010 (9:47 am)

Our bigs played well.  The PG spot is scary, with little hope for major improvement.  Somehow, someway, CJ has got to make the transformation to PG from SG.  Ingle did a decent job, but spends way too much time dribbling side to side, rather than looking for the open man or penetrating.  However, you can’t fault the young man for trying, especially when he is a walk-on.

Jim on 11/16/2010 (9:31 am)

Hi, Dan.  I noticed last night that the deacons don’t have a set 5.  They made a lot of substitutions and they tried each player at several positions. Should we expect that throughout the season or is the current state a natural result of Buzz not having all his scholarship players in pre-season practices?

John S on 11/16/2010 (8:48 am)