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Williamstown 66 Simon Kenton 54

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WOW!! Congrats to Williamstown! This is a program defining win. Williamstown is for real.

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SK was 22/57 (39%) and 6/23 (26%) from 3pt line. Williamstown was 21/35 (60%) and 6/12 (50%) from 3.

Who is typically the secondary scorer for SK?

 

Kelch 13.6

Hawkins 13.2

Congrats to Wtown!

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Kelch 13.6

Hawkins 13.2

 

Oh... Hawkins is really talented. Would have sworn he's a 15-20ppg guy. Kelch was frustrated by the middle of the second quarter.

 

I think for SK, this game could serve a purpose in finding someone or a group of three other guys to step up when those two can't get it going.

How many did cottrell have? That's right, not an option anymore.....

 

Bet he wishes he had some of those kids that are gone.

 

Seems like coach is always trying to make a youth movement but rarely gets anything off the ground or develops these kids. I'm sure time and importance of ball possession are preached yet he wastes valuable minutes and possessions by rotating kids that just aren't going to contribute in big games. Better start getting your team ready for tourney time

 

Very frustrating to see a team that has their size and is somewhat skilled be used so poorly.

SK was 22/57 (39%) and 6/23 (26%) from 3pt line. Williamstown was 21/35 (60%) and 6/12 (50%) from 3.

 

With SK height no reason at all to shoot 23 3's.

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Bad shooting night for SK.

 

Thought rebounding played a bigger part. SK can't have many teams on the schedule who can contend with them on the offensive glass. I have a feeling they go 1/2 on shot attempts most possessions.

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With SK height no reason at all to shoot 23 3's.

 

Probably closer to 15 or 18 before the desperation attempts started flying. Can't say I've ever seen a team attempt more threes than the Demons though.

They really don't have that big of a height advantage outside of their center. Everyone else is on the perimeter. Take your size and put it on the block and pound the glass. Play guards that are physically ready and can play defense that can help you now.

 

You know what doesn't work.

 

Definition of insanity? Doing the same thing over and over expecting different results

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They really don't have that big of a height advantage outside of their center. Everyone else is on the perimeter. Take your size and put it on the block and pound the glass. Play guards that are physically ready and can play defense that can help you now.

 

You know what doesn't work.

 

Definition of insanity? Doing the same thing over and over expecting different results

 

The "tall players belong in the post" argument is lazy. Hawkins is a terrific player and best serves his team with the ball in his hands, regardless of his position on the floor.

 

Please understand I'm not making a comparison when I ask, can you imagine where Kevin Durant would be if his HS coach had buried him in the post?

Williamstown continues to completely baffle me.

 

They get thumped by Gallatin County in the "A" who then gets thumped by Walton-Verona, and then up and beat "6A" Simon Kenton.

 

Go Figure!

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