Re: Saturday Scores 2/3/24
Posted: Sat Feb 03, 2024 10:05 pm
Theres an eye opener for ya
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Theres an eye opener for ya
That was the least fun I’ve had watching a sporting event this year. I think Marietta is pretty good, but I honestly couldn’t tell you anything about them because of how the game was officiated.
Wow, impressive, I've been trying to keep up with them.pioneer19 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 7:39 pm [quote="SouthEast Hoops Fan" post_id=2099058 time=<a href="tel:1707004920">1707004920</a> user_id=20663]
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I know this is southeastern form, but Berlin Hiland knock off the big prep school from West Virginia, Hiland 55 Linsly Academy 53 in ot
No team play. No defense and to many bad shots trying to do it all by ones selfThe Ghost of Swanker wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 8:28 pm Ironton would be dominant if they’d play together. Still beating Burg end of three but wow. How many points have they left on the board trying to dunk a put back basket instead of rebounding or laying it up? Schreck is awesome
Berlin Hiland also took Ottawa-Glandorf to the brink at O-G losing 59-56. OG is loaded and D3 if I am not mistaken.pioneer19 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 7:39 pmI doubt Hiland is very worried about their seeding. If they can beat Linsly, no one in their district is touching them.SouthEast Hoops Fan wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 7:02 pmAnd will do nothing for their Max Preps seeding points, unfortunately for them.
The score stunned me. Vinton County averages nearly 70 points per game and has never been below 60 (except for a 29-point win at the beginning of the season). If you were at the game any other reasons why the score was so low? VC usually likes to play generally fast and gets lots of shots.danicalifornia wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 10:17 pmThat was the least fun I’ve had watching a sporting event this year. I think Marietta is pretty good, but I honestly couldn’t tell you anything about them because of how the game was officiated.
Zero flow and both teams just killing each other is a tough, tough watch.
Zero flow to the game at all. The physicality that was allowed was so high that nobody could do anything. I’ll give both teams credit for keeping their heads and competing throughout.SouthEast Hoops Fan wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 9:41 amThe score stunned me. Vinton County averages nearly 70 points per game and has never been below 60 (except for a 29-point win at the beginning of the season). If you were at the game any other reasons why the score was so low? VC usually likes to play generally fast and gets lots of shots.danicalifornia wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 10:17 pmThat was the least fun I’ve had watching a sporting event this year. I think Marietta is pretty good, but I honestly couldn’t tell you anything about them because of how the game was officiated.
Zero flow and both teams just killing each other is a tough, tough watch.
Thanks. Frustrating it sounds for the players.danicalifornia wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 10:01 amZero flow to the game at all. The physicality that was allowed was so high that nobody could do anything. I’ll give both teams credit for keeping their heads and competing throughout.SouthEast Hoops Fan wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 9:41 amThe score stunned me. Vinton County averages nearly 70 points per game and has never been below 60 (except for a 29-point win at the beginning of the season). If you were at the game any other reasons why the score was so low? VC usually likes to play generally fast and gets lots of shots.danicalifornia wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 10:17 pm
That was the least fun I’ve had watching a sporting event this year. I think Marietta is pretty good, but I honestly couldn’t tell you anything about them because of how the game was officiated.
Zero flow and both teams just killing each other is a tough, tough watch.
The radio crews on both sides agreed.danicalifornia wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 10:17 pmThat was the least fun I’ve had watching a sporting event this year. I think Marietta is pretty good, but I honestly couldn’t tell you anything about them because of how the game was officiated.
Zero flow and both teams just killing each other is a tough, tough watch.
I’ve said this all season. Even the Burg announcers stated Ironton turned it into a one on one game in the 3rd quarter. They had numerous possessions where only one player touched the ball. One. To drive into 3-4 defenders, throw up a crazy prayer that misses, and then complain about calls has become this team’s identity. The Coach has to get this under control or you’re gonna see more of the same next year. Selfish, selfish play on offense with little to no defense.Jumper45 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 9:13 amNo team play. No defense and to many bad shots trying to do it all by ones selfThe Ghost of Swanker wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 8:28 pm Ironton would be dominant if they’d play together. Still beating Burg end of three but wow. How many points have they left on the board trying to dunk a put back basket instead of rebounding or laying it up? Schreck is awesome
danicalifornia wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 10:01 amZero flow to the game at all. The physicality that was allowed was so high that nobody could do anything. I’ll give both teams credit for keeping their heads and competing throughout.SouthEast Hoops Fan wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 9:41 amThe score stunned me. Vinton County averages nearly 70 points per game and has never been below 60 (except for a 29-point win at the beginning of the season). If you were at the game any other reasons why the score was so low? VC usually likes to play generally fast and gets lots of shots.danicalifornia wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 10:17 pm
That was the least fun I’ve had watching a sporting event this year. I think Marietta is pretty good, but I honestly couldn’t tell you anything about them because of how the game was officiated.
Zero flow and both teams just killing each other is a tough, tough watch.
Respectfully, even if it is called "both ways" the subjective not according to the rules style of officiating can (as you say) impact a HS game and that is patently unfair. Players shouldn't have to figure out what kind of fouls or contact the officials are going to choose to call in a given game. Officials should strive to call the game consistent with the rules. Point is, even if it is called both ways, it can unfairly and negatively impact one team more than another. Just not right. It appears your example of a team outrebounded by 21 and losing "99%" caused by an advantage to "bully" on rebounds makes the point well.bc181700 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 9:50 amdanicalifornia wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 10:01 amZero flow to the game at all. The physicality that was allowed was so high that nobody could do anything. I’ll give both teams credit for keeping their heads and competing throughout.SouthEast Hoops Fan wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 9:41 am
The score stunned me. Vinton County averages nearly 70 points per game and has never been below 60 (except for a 29-point win at the beginning of the season). If you were at the game any other reasons why the score was so low? VC usually likes to play generally fast and gets lots of shots.
I feel like I've watched a few games this year that the level of physicality allowed by the officials was more along the lines of a (small) collegiate level game.
If it's called both ways, then so be it... but boy, that can make a HUGE difference in HS ball where some kids haven't really developed to the full physical potential yet.
I watched a team get out rebounded by 21 last week, ultimately losing by 4 pts, and it was 99% due to the ability for the biggest/strongest to just bully the rebound.
Again, if it's called both ways, it's fine by me as a spectator, but boy oh boy it can impact a HS game.
Jason Vorhees wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 9:31 amBerlin Hiland also took Ottawa-Glandorf to the brink at O-G losing 59-56. OG is loaded and D3 if I am not mistaken.pioneer19 wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 7:39 pmI doubt Hiland is very worried about their seeding. If they can beat Linsly, no one in their district is touching them.SouthEast Hoops Fan wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 7:02 pm And for the OG game, the downer side of it is we led for better than 95 percent of the game,at one point we were up by 13 points late in third quarter, just couldn't get a few calls to go our way late in the game
who knows what might have happened if we didn't lose our big man to a knee injury,there in the first half,there 6'6" Ohio State recruit hit a three from the NBA line or close to it, at buzzer to win it
And will do nothing for their Max Preps seeding points, unfortunately for them.
No truer words were ever spokenGoBigI wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 11:51 pmI’ve said this all season. Even the Burg announcers stated Ironton turned it into a one on one game in the 3rd quarter. They had numerous possessions where only one player touched the ball. One. To drive into 3-4 defenders, throw up a crazy prayer that misses, and then complain about calls has become this team’s identity. The Coach has to get this under control or you’re gonna see more of the same next year. Selfish, selfish play on offense with little to no defense.Jumper45 wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 9:13 amNo team play. No defense and to many bad shots trying to do it all by ones selfThe Ghost of Swanker wrote: ↑Sat Feb 03, 2024 8:28 pm Ironton would be dominant if they’d play together. Still beating Burg end of three but wow. How many points have they left on the board trying to dunk a put back basket instead of rebounding or laying it up? Schreck is awesome
I may not have worded everything very well, but I completely agree with you.Hookshot wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 10:03 amRespectfully, even if it is called "both ways" the subjective not according to the rules style of officiating can (as you say) impact a HS game and that is patently unfair. Players shouldn't have to figure out what kind of fouls or contact the officials are going to choose to call in a given game. Officials should strive to call the game consistent with the rules. Point is, even if it is called both ways, it can unfairly and negatively impact one team more than another. Just not right. It appears your example of a team outrebounded by 21 and losing "99%" caused by an advantage to "bully" on rebounds makes the point well.bc181700 wrote: ↑Mon Feb 05, 2024 9:50 amdanicalifornia wrote: ↑Sun Feb 04, 2024 10:01 am
Zero flow to the game at all. The physicality that was allowed was so high that nobody could do anything. I’ll give both teams credit for keeping their heads and competing throughout.
I feel like I've watched a few games this year that the level of physicality allowed by the officials was more along the lines of a (small) collegiate level game.
If it's called both ways, then so be it... but boy, that can make a HUGE difference in HS ball where some kids haven't really developed to the full physical potential yet.
I watched a team get out rebounded by 21 last week, ultimately losing by 4 pts, and it was 99% due to the ability for the biggest/strongest to just bully the rebound.
Again, if it's called both ways, it's fine by me as a spectator, but boy oh boy it can impact a HS game.