Re: Providence at Bradley Wednesday
In their scout story on Bradley, they again use the nickname "Bears" thinking that's what Bradley is called.
this is not the first time I have seen someone else's website call us the Bears.
"The Bears average 74.4 ppg"
Don't they ever check these things out for themselves, or are they all looking at the same erroneous website (probably an old page from Wikipedia).
By the way, Providence frequently plays a 2-3 zone and gets beat by teams that shoot the "3" pretty well.
Here is a story on how they got knocked out of their Big East Tournament
by staying in a zone against West Virginia while WVU was raining threes.
Finalls in the 2nd half they came out of the zone, went to amn-to-man and cut the West Virginia lead from 15 to 3.
Two fo their starters were out with injury:
G. McDermott - torn meniscus, S. Curry - dislocated finger
"The other nagging problem that has often reared it???‚¬?„?s head for the Friars are turnovers and an inability to score points off forced turnovers. The Friars committed sixteen turnovers against West Virginia, but the Mountaineer turned that into 26 points. Conversely, the Friars only forced 9 turnovers against West Virginia, converting them into a meager 11 points."
In the West Virginia game:
"Herb Hill, who put up another double double and has been rock solid for the Friars all season long"
"Providence...will never get over the hump in the post season until they can at least become an average defensive squad. Providence was in the top two in Big East scoring all season long, but their inability to defend relegated them to among the bottom of the league defensively and a mediocre 8-8 league record. .. the Friars must solve their defensive liabilities or they will continue to experience March sadness instead of madness."
Originally posted by Da Coach
In their scout story on Bradley, they again use the nickname "Bears" thinking that's what Bradley is called.
this is not the first time I have seen someone else's website call us the Bears.
"The Bears average 74.4 ppg"
Don't they ever check these things out for themselves, or are they all looking at the same erroneous website (probably an old page from Wikipedia).
By the way, Providence frequently plays a 2-3 zone and gets beat by teams that shoot the "3" pretty well.
Here is a story on how they got knocked out of their Big East Tournament
by staying in a zone against West Virginia while WVU was raining threes.
Finalls in the 2nd half they came out of the zone, went to amn-to-man and cut the West Virginia lead from 15 to 3.
Two fo their starters were out with injury:
G. McDermott - torn meniscus, S. Curry - dislocated finger
"The other nagging problem that has often reared it???‚¬?„?s head for the Friars are turnovers and an inability to score points off forced turnovers. The Friars committed sixteen turnovers against West Virginia, but the Mountaineer turned that into 26 points. Conversely, the Friars only forced 9 turnovers against West Virginia, converting them into a meager 11 points."
In the West Virginia game:
"Herb Hill, who put up another double double and has been rock solid for the Friars all season long"
"Providence...will never get over the hump in the post season until they can at least become an average defensive squad. Providence was in the top two in Big East scoring all season long, but their inability to defend relegated them to among the bottom of the league defensively and a mediocre 8-8 league record. .. the Friars must solve their defensive liabilities or they will continue to experience March sadness instead of madness."
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