Patrick Henschen 11 pts, 14 rebs, 3 blks

 

Moeves with 11

Wurtz with 10

 

Burries with 23 for the Cats (5/7 3pt.)

Henschen with 12 defensive boards......displayed his 3 foot plus vertical on an alley oop.

Patrick Henschen 11 pts, 14 rebs, 3 blks

 

Moeves with 11

Wurtz with 10

 

Burries with 23 for the Cats (5/7 3pt.)

 

Henschen with 12 defensive boards

 

Thanks for the updates LB.

Congrats to Trey Wurtz on being accepted to Rose Hulman to further his education and basketball career. Keep working young man.

Henschen with 12 defensive boards......displayed his 3 foot plus vertical on an alley oop.

 

LB, do you have time for the finals?

Congrats to Trey Wurtz on being accepted to Rose Hulman to further his education and basketball career. Keep working young man.

 

Great to hear. Congrats.

LB, do you have time for the finals?

 

7 bells I believe.

NewCath

 

FG 23/46 50%

3pt. 5/9 56%

FT 8/15 53%

 

 

Newport

 

FG 19/5435%

3pt. 6/20 30%

FT's 1/2 50%

Congrats to Trey Wurtz on being accepted to Rose Hulman to further his education and basketball career. Keep working young man.

 

Congrats to Trey, no dummies getting into the top ranked engineering school in the country.

Cats played very patient in the 1st quarter, and got the shots they wanted, but that style soon worked against them and the Breds go on a 14-0 run and take a 29-20 halftime lead. The Cats get hot to start the 3rd quarter and take a short lived 33-31 lead, but Jalen McDaniel connects on a triple from the corner, to put the Breds up 34-33 with under 3 minutes remaining. With under 2:00 Burries hits a floater however, Henschen from point blank and a Neff triple from the top of the key gives the Breds a 39-35 lead after 3 and the Wildcats would get no closer.

 

Very impressed with Burries tonight, he did a great job of creating space to get his shots, and did a great job even with a man in his face.

 

My God, if Patrick Henschen had played hoops his first 3 years......:eek:

Cats played very patient in the 1st quarter, and got the shots they wanted, but that style soon worked against them and the Breds go on a 14-0 run and take a 29-20 halftime lead. The Cats get hot to start the 3rd quarter and take a short lived 33-31 lead, but Jalen McDaniel connects on a triple from the corner, to put the Breds up 34-33 with under 3 minutes remaining. With under 2:00 Burries hits a floater however, Henschen from point blank and a Neff triple from the top of the key gives the Breds a 39-35 lead after 3 and the Wildcats would get no closer.

 

Very impressed with Burries tonight, he did a great job of creating space to get his shots, and did a great job even with a man in his face.

 

My God, if Patrick Henschen had played hoops his first 3 years......:eek:

 

I'll catch you at the bookend of my basketball day tomorrow. There will be no inconclusive whistles this time.

Congrats to Trey, no dummies getting into the top ranked engineering school in the country.

That is a great accomplishment, and a great school, congratulations Trey and Wurtz and Freppon families. But to avoid an all-out assault by all of the MIT, Stanford, Georgia Tech, Michigan and Purdue engineering graduates that are regulars on BGP (hahahaha) can we just call it "one of the best engineering schools"? I'd hate to upset those guys and have them hack the site into oblivion....

Henschen with 12 defensive boards......displayed his 3 foot plus vertical on an alley oop.

 

Last night NCC got almost half its points and the vast majority of the rebounds from the center combo of Henchen, Wurtz and Luken, yet not once did 2 of them appear on the floor at the same time. I find it hard to believe with this kind of production and the team only scoring 59 points why 2 of these 3 can't play at the same time. It's not like Wurtz and Luken have to be under the basket to score. They both have nice perimeter shots. It seems like such a waste to see 2 of the 3 on the bench all the time.