11-10-2017, 08:16 PM
Oof. That's unfortunate, I was extremely excited to see Okpala play. Glad he's chosen to stick it out.
MBB: Early 4pm start Friday against Cal Poly
Oof. That's unfortunate, I was extremely excited to see Okpala play. Glad he's chosen to stick it out.
11-10-2017, 08:16 PM
Oof. That's unfortunate, I was extremely excited to see Okpala play. Glad he's chosen to stick it out.
Oof. That's unfortunate, I was extremely excited to see Okpala play. Glad he's chosen to stick it out.
11-10-2017, 08:20 PM
Isaac White looked pretty impressive in the few minutes I glanced at the game. (DVRed it for later viewing pleasure.) Wasn't shy about shooting (and making) treys, and seemed to distribute the ball well. I think we'll enjoy watching him play.
11-10-2017, 08:20 PM
Isaac White looked pretty impressive in the few minutes I glanced at the game. (DVRed it for later viewing pleasure.) Wasn't shy about shooting (and making) treys, and seemed to distribute the ball well. I think we'll enjoy watching him play.
(11-10-2017, 08:20 PM)JJJ link Wrote:Isaac White looked pretty impressive in the few minutes I glanced at the game. (DVRed it for later viewing pleasure.) Wasn't shy about shooting (and making) treys, and seemed to distribute the ball well. I think we'll enjoy watching him play.On offense he was more than impressive: 5-5 on 3 pointers. And he was 2-2 in the exhibition game. Since Anthony Brown graduated, Stanford hasn't really had any outstanding outside shooters (Pickens is solid but inconsistent; he was 0-5 last night). Last year we were 294th in D-I in 3-point percent. So long as the hot start isn't a total fluke, White will be a nice addition to the offense.
I only saw about a quarter of the game, but the offense looked good overall. Good ball movement and shot selection. Defense looked a little iffy, especially on the perimeter, but maybe that's to be expected with 3 freshmen getting a lot of minutes.
(11-10-2017, 08:20 PM)JJJ link Wrote:Isaac White looked pretty impressive in the few minutes I glanced at the game. (DVRed it for later viewing pleasure.) Wasn't shy about shooting (and making) treys, and seemed to distribute the ball well. I think we'll enjoy watching him play.On offense he was more than impressive: 5-5 on 3 pointers. And he was 2-2 in the exhibition game. Since Anthony Brown graduated, Stanford hasn't really had any outstanding outside shooters (Pickens is solid but inconsistent; he was 0-5 last night). Last year we were 294th in D-I in 3-point percent. So long as the hot start isn't a total fluke, White will be a nice addition to the offense.
I only saw about a quarter of the game, but the offense looked good overall. Good ball movement and shot selection. Defense looked a little iffy, especially on the perimeter, but maybe that's to be expected with 3 freshmen getting a lot of minutes.
(11-10-2017, 08:20 PM)JJJ link Wrote:Isaac White looked pretty impressive in the few minutes I glanced at the game. (DVRed it for later viewing pleasure.) Wasn't shy about shooting (and making) treys, and seemed to distribute the ball well. I think we'll enjoy watching him play.On offense he was more than impressive: 5-5 on 3 pointers. And he was 2-2 in the exhibition game. Since Anthony Brown graduated, Stanford hasn't really had any outstanding outside shooters (Pickens is solid but inconsistent; he was 0-5 last night). Last year we were 294th in D-I in 3-point percent. So long as the hot start isn't a total fluke, White will be a nice addition to the offense.
I only saw about a quarter of the game, but the offense looked good overall. Good ball movement and shot selection. Defense looked a little iffy, especially on the perimeter, but maybe that's to be expected with 3 freshmen getting a lot of minutes.
(11-10-2017, 08:20 PM)JJJ link Wrote:Isaac White looked pretty impressive in the few minutes I glanced at the game. (DVRed it for later viewing pleasure.) Wasn't shy about shooting (and making) treys, and seemed to distribute the ball well. I think we'll enjoy watching him play.On offense he was more than impressive: 5-5 on 3 pointers. And he was 2-2 in the exhibition game. Since Anthony Brown graduated, Stanford hasn't really had any outstanding outside shooters (Pickens is solid but inconsistent; he was 0-5 last night). Last year we were 294th in D-I in 3-point percent. So long as the hot start isn't a total fluke, White will be a nice addition to the offense.
I only saw about a quarter of the game, but the offense looked good overall. Good ball movement and shot selection. Defense looked a little iffy, especially on the perimeter, but maybe that's to be expected with 3 freshmen getting a lot of minutes.
11-11-2017, 08:01 AM
(11-10-2017, 01:23 PM)qwerty49 link Wrote:It appears that TuneIn will only have MBB. GoStanford will stream both MBB and WBB.
Neither one worked for me. Tried to listen while we were tailgating
11-11-2017, 08:01 AM
(11-10-2017, 01:23 PM)qwerty49 link Wrote:It appears that TuneIn will only have MBB. GoStanford will stream both MBB and WBB.
Neither one worked for me. Tried to listen while we were tailgating
11-11-2017, 10:52 AM
So will Travis shoot the 3 regularly this year, or was his first make an "exception"?
DIE LUFT DER FREIHEIT WEHT
So will Travis shoot the 3 regularly this year, or was his first make an "exception"?
DIE LUFT DER FREIHEIT WEHT
11-11-2017, 10:52 AM
So will Travis shoot the 3 regularly this year, or was his first make an "exception"?
DIE LUFT DER FREIHEIT WEHT
So will Travis shoot the 3 regularly this year, or was his first make an "exception"?
DIE LUFT DER FREIHEIT WEHT
11-11-2017, 11:56 AM
Travis' 3-point shot looked smooth as a catch-and-shoot motion. Don't see him pulling up or creating space on his own.
Also, da Silva looked like he could hit from the corner and the wing pretty regularly. He had a solid game last night as well.
What was interesting to me was the rotation. White and da Silva both starting, with the supposition that Davis might have as well? That's a lot of young talent pushing for time, and a lot more depth than Stanford had last year.
VG
Also, da Silva looked like he could hit from the corner and the wing pretty regularly. He had a solid game last night as well.
What was interesting to me was the rotation. White and da Silva both starting, with the supposition that Davis might have as well? That's a lot of young talent pushing for time, and a lot more depth than Stanford had last year.
VG
Travis' 3-point shot looked smooth as a catch-and-shoot motion. Don't see him pulling up or creating space on his own.
Also, da Silva looked like he could hit from the corner and the wing pretty regularly. He had a solid game last night as well.
What was interesting to me was the rotation. White and da Silva both starting, with the supposition that Davis might have as well? That's a lot of young talent pushing for time, and a lot more depth than Stanford had last year.
VG
Also, da Silva looked like he could hit from the corner and the wing pretty regularly. He had a solid game last night as well.
What was interesting to me was the rotation. White and da Silva both starting, with the supposition that Davis might have as well? That's a lot of young talent pushing for time, and a lot more depth than Stanford had last year.
VG
11-11-2017, 11:56 AM
Travis' 3-point shot looked smooth as a catch-and-shoot motion. Don't see him pulling up or creating space on his own.
Also, da Silva looked like he could hit from the corner and the wing pretty regularly. He had a solid game last night as well.
What was interesting to me was the rotation. White and da Silva both starting, with the supposition that Davis might have as well? That's a lot of young talent pushing for time, and a lot more depth than Stanford had last year.
VG
Also, da Silva looked like he could hit from the corner and the wing pretty regularly. He had a solid game last night as well.
What was interesting to me was the rotation. White and da Silva both starting, with the supposition that Davis might have as well? That's a lot of young talent pushing for time, and a lot more depth than Stanford had last year.
VG
Travis' 3-point shot looked smooth as a catch-and-shoot motion. Don't see him pulling up or creating space on his own.
Also, da Silva looked like he could hit from the corner and the wing pretty regularly. He had a solid game last night as well.
What was interesting to me was the rotation. White and da Silva both starting, with the supposition that Davis might have as well? That's a lot of young talent pushing for time, and a lot more depth than Stanford had last year.
VG
Also, da Silva looked like he could hit from the corner and the wing pretty regularly. He had a solid game last night as well.
What was interesting to me was the rotation. White and da Silva both starting, with the supposition that Davis might have as well? That's a lot of young talent pushing for time, and a lot more depth than Stanford had last year.
VG
11-11-2017, 03:44 PM
(11-11-2017, 07:54 AM)burger link Wrote:[quote author=JJJ link=topic=17952.msg211431#msg211431 date=1510370457]On offense he was more than impressive: 5-5 on 3 pointers. And he was 2-2 in the exhibition game. Since Anthony Brown graduated, Stanford hasn't really had any outstanding outside shooters (Pickens is solid but inconsistent; he was 0-5 last night). Last year we were 294th in D-I in 3-point percent. So long as the hot start isn't a total fluke, White will be a nice addition to the offense.
Isaac White looked pretty impressive in the few minutes I glanced at the game. (DVRed it for later viewing pleasure.) Wasn't shy about shooting (and making) treys, and seemed to distribute the ball well. I think we'll enjoy watching him play.
I only saw about a quarter of the game, but the offense looked good overall. Good ball movement and shot selection. Defense looked a little iffy, especially on the perimeter, but maybe that's to be expected with 3 freshmen getting a lot of minutes.
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Thanks for the added color, burger.
(11-11-2017, 07:54 AM)burger link Wrote:[quote author=JJJ link=topic=17952.msg211431#msg211431 date=1510370457]On offense he was more than impressive: 5-5 on 3 pointers. And he was 2-2 in the exhibition game. Since Anthony Brown graduated, Stanford hasn't really had any outstanding outside shooters (Pickens is solid but inconsistent; he was 0-5 last night). Last year we were 294th in D-I in 3-point percent. So long as the hot start isn't a total fluke, White will be a nice addition to the offense.
Isaac White looked pretty impressive in the few minutes I glanced at the game. (DVRed it for later viewing pleasure.) Wasn't shy about shooting (and making) treys, and seemed to distribute the ball well. I think we'll enjoy watching him play.
I only saw about a quarter of the game, but the offense looked good overall. Good ball movement and shot selection. Defense looked a little iffy, especially on the perimeter, but maybe that's to be expected with 3 freshmen getting a lot of minutes.
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Thanks for the added color, burger.
11-11-2017, 03:44 PM
(11-11-2017, 07:54 AM)burger link Wrote:[quote author=JJJ link=topic=17952.msg211431#msg211431 date=1510370457]On offense he was more than impressive: 5-5 on 3 pointers. And he was 2-2 in the exhibition game. Since Anthony Brown graduated, Stanford hasn't really had any outstanding outside shooters (Pickens is solid but inconsistent; he was 0-5 last night). Last year we were 294th in D-I in 3-point percent. So long as the hot start isn't a total fluke, White will be a nice addition to the offense.
Isaac White looked pretty impressive in the few minutes I glanced at the game. (DVRed it for later viewing pleasure.) Wasn't shy about shooting (and making) treys, and seemed to distribute the ball well. I think we'll enjoy watching him play.
I only saw about a quarter of the game, but the offense looked good overall. Good ball movement and shot selection. Defense looked a little iffy, especially on the perimeter, but maybe that's to be expected with 3 freshmen getting a lot of minutes.
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Thanks for the added color, burger.
(11-11-2017, 07:54 AM)burger link Wrote:[quote author=JJJ link=topic=17952.msg211431#msg211431 date=1510370457]On offense he was more than impressive: 5-5 on 3 pointers. And he was 2-2 in the exhibition game. Since Anthony Brown graduated, Stanford hasn't really had any outstanding outside shooters (Pickens is solid but inconsistent; he was 0-5 last night). Last year we were 294th in D-I in 3-point percent. So long as the hot start isn't a total fluke, White will be a nice addition to the offense.
Isaac White looked pretty impressive in the few minutes I glanced at the game. (DVRed it for later viewing pleasure.) Wasn't shy about shooting (and making) treys, and seemed to distribute the ball well. I think we'll enjoy watching him play.
I only saw about a quarter of the game, but the offense looked good overall. Good ball movement and shot selection. Defense looked a little iffy, especially on the perimeter, but maybe that's to be expected with 3 freshmen getting a lot of minutes.
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Thanks for the added color, burger.
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