You've never been to my site...but know that I've never written about the '80...did you just assume? I'll guarantee you've been there, probably watched it like a hawk like you did back in the old JJ days.rider80 wrote: Redrider1: Sorry i have not been to your site . I have read on JJ etc.that many like it. To help you with your record. 10-1 regional record. . Interesting fact it was 12 years later that Orrville got back to the final 4.
Marshall wrote:I think you may be misremembering the game. Newton Falls was 1-2 from 3 in the 4th quarter which is (albeit by a smaller sample size) a better percentage than they shot for the entire game. East Canton on the other hand missed a lot of 3's in the 4th quarter. Also, leg fatigue was not a factor in their FT shooting as they made a high percentage of their FT's down the stretch to ice the game.Belly35 wrote: If you look at the EC vs NF game you will notice that in the 4th period NF 3 percentage dropped two reason one EC start to recover quicker to the shooter and the leg fatigue. Also the rebounding of NF also dropped off a lot. In the last few minutes of the EC /NF game EC was getting 3 or 4 possession off the offensive boards again NF fatigue.
I agree, Orrville does have some very strong beaches.Belly35 wrote: Another factor in this game is the beach strength and Orrville has a hands up in this area.
What people don’t understand is that The Field House is a big court. I have played many a game on this hard wood and it is bigger than most. Not like some of these schools are uses to playing on. This is where the beach and a strong play from the beach can be a game changer. Providing time for player to recover.
Belly35 wrote:Marshall wrote:I think you may be misremembering the game. Newton Falls was 1-2 from 3 in the 4th quarter which is (albeit by a smaller sample size) a better percentage than they shot for the entire game. East Canton on the other hand missed a lot of 3's in the 4th quarter. Also, leg fatigue was not a factor in their FT shooting as they made a high percentage of their FT's down the stretch to ice the game.Belly35 wrote: If you look at the EC vs NF game you will notice that in the 4th period NF 3 percentage dropped two reason one EC start to recover quicker to the shooter and the leg fatigue. Also the rebounding of NF also dropped off a lot. In the last few minutes of the EC /NF game EC was getting 3 or 4 possession off the offensive boards again NF fatigue.
I agree, Orrville does have some very strong beaches.Belly35 wrote: Another factor in this game is the beach strength and Orrville has a hands up in this area.
What people don’t understand is that The Field House is a big court. I have played many a game on this hard wood and it is bigger than most. Not like some of these schools are uses to playing on. This is where the beach and a strong play from the beach can be a game changer. Providing time for player to recover.
My comment was based on purely observation of the game I had no access to the stats. What seems to be the action on the hardwood and what is stats at the end of the game can be different. The boys from NF did not have the same movement in the last quarter they had in the first three quarters. I understand that the game can wear on a player/team and that is my point the size of the court appeared to take a bigger toll on the main NF players. This is only my observation.
BRF wrote: BAM!!!!
Eat that!!
Goin' to State!
Hahahahahahahahahaha!
Eat what my friend. Was there something good at the game worth eating?
