Are you suggesting there is a home court advantage.....:lol2:

 

for both teams. That bus ride after a day of school is tough.

Are you suggesting there is a home court advantage.....:lol2:

 

Sometimes.

I two, happen to think Pendleton playing at home gives them a boost. Ive seen both teams play against Scott, which were high scoring games so i havent seen the best Defense from both teams, although, i think GRC pulls the upset. Look for Anderson or Cornelius to go off. GRC by 6.

I'll go PC by 5 at home.

 

Historically speaking GRC is more offensively challenged than defensively challenged. I was more impressed by their point total in the Scott loss then what they gave up. Humphrey can teach defence but he can't make shots.

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I'll go PC by 5 at home.

 

Historically speaking GRC is more offensively challenged than defensively challenged. I was more impressed by their point total in the Scott loss then what they gave up. Humphrey can teach defence but he can't make shots.

 

 

Agree 100%. This team is better offensively than what we have had the last few years. I love the fast pace up and down the court style of playing we are doing this year.

Agree 100%. This team is better offensively than what we have had the last few years. I love the fast pace up and down the court style of playing we are doing this year.

 

This style may be the best way for them to score. Which in turn means you might give up a bunch.

 

Scott high a few years ago was very patient on offense. Looks like they have changed also.

PC by 7

Dontaie Allen is averaging 26 ppg & 8.5 rpg. Shooting 49.3% from the floor & 40% from the 3-point line.

GRC has a 3-headed monster when it comes to scoring. Jyles Anderson leads with 21.3 ppg, Jordan Menchen is at 17 ppg, & James Cornelius 15.3 ppg. Cornelius is also pulling down a team-high 9.3 rpg.