wolves65 wrote:shocked you have Oak Grove at the top? I might lean to Milnor, not sure Oak Grove can guard bigs that well.
ILoveBaseball21 wrote:I think Run might be a Grover fan
MNTwinsFan wrote:Does Milnor have anyone hurt or do they just have a super tough schedule? I was surprised to see such a big spread against Oak Grove (was thinking that would at least be a good game but it was a blow out). Run, I know you were there. What are your thoughts on Milnor? Need time to progress?
I made it to the game last night in Bison Country and I was shocked to see how poorly Milnor played last night against Enderlin. Enderlin dominated the paint and Milnor had no adjustment as Mund and Bussman couldn't keep up with Enderlin's balanced scoring attack.
Run4Fun2009 wrote:MNTwinsFan wrote:Does Milnor have anyone hurt or do they just have a super tough schedule? I was surprised to see such a big spread against Oak Grove (was thinking that would at least be a good game but it was a blow out). Run, I know you were there. What are your thoughts on Milnor? Need time to progress?
I made it to the game last night in Bison Country and I was shocked to see how poorly Milnor played last night against Enderlin. Enderlin dominated the paint and Milnor had no adjustment as Mund and Bussman couldn't keep up with Enderlin's balanced scoring attack.
Right now...Milnor is basically just two players (Bussman and W. Mund). Their role players will need time to progress. If they improve by season's end...Milnor will be right there. Below is a basic statistical look at the OG/Milnor game (key stats bolded)
FG%: OG 50% (34-68), M 56.1% (27-48)
FT%: OG 77.8% (7-9), M 57.1% (8-14)
3P%: OG 42.9% (12-28), M 14.3% (1-7)
Rebs: OG 30, M 26
TOs: OG 15, M 27
Points off of...
2P: OG 44, M 52
3P: OG 36, M 3
FT: OG 7, M 8
Also to note: Enderlin is playing very good team basketball under their new head coach and should also have a chance to be there at the end.
ambition13 wrote:Run4Fun2009 wrote:MNTwinsFan wrote:Does Milnor have anyone hurt or do they just have a super tough schedule? I was surprised to see such a big spread against Oak Grove (was thinking that would at least be a good game but it was a blow out). Run, I know you were there. What are your thoughts on Milnor? Need time to progress?
I made it to the game last night in Bison Country and I was shocked to see how poorly Milnor played last night against Enderlin. Enderlin dominated the paint and Milnor had no adjustment as Mund and Bussman couldn't keep up with Enderlin's balanced scoring attack.
Right now...Milnor is basically just two players (Bussman and W. Mund). Their role players will need time to progress. If they improve by season's end...Milnor will be right there. Below is a basic statistical look at the OG/Milnor game (key stats bolded)
FG%: OG 50% (34-68), M 56.1% (27-48)
FT%: OG 77.8% (7-9), M 57.1% (8-14)
3P%: OG 42.9% (12-28), M 14.3% (1-7)
Rebs: OG 30, M 26
TOs: OG 15, M 27
Points off of...
2P: OG 44, M 52
3P: OG 36, M 3
FT: OG 7, M 8
Also to note: Enderlin is playing very good team basketball under their new head coach and should also have a chance to be there at the end.
Another thing to consider is with graduations the past two years at Milnor being 5 and 4 a lot of younger players are having to step up. Although they have two of the better players in the region if not state, it'll certainly take time for the younger ones to get comfortable. Also, I was at the Oak grove/Milnor game and I'm wondering if the Bison run an offense? A lot of the time it looked like Bussman would take the ball up and make something happen himself. They also need to step up the Defensive side of the ball. A few of the players got beat repeatedly against OakGrove and North Sargent. Those being the two games I attended
d_fense wrote:YES Milnor ran an offense. To me it looked a lot like the "Read and React" offense. It is gaining popularity around the country, and there are a few schools who have started to use it here in N.D. now. Their problem is that right now they really only have 2 players, Bussman and Wyatt Mund. Landon Mund is not bad, but he is pretty new out there, having missed nearly all of last year with (I believe) a broken bone in his foot or ankle. They have very little depth and it will take some time to get their players 3-7 into a mode where they are comfortable and competent.
ambition13 wrote:d_fense wrote:YES Milnor ran an offense. To me it looked a lot like the "Read and React" offense. It is gaining popularity around the country, and there are a few schools who have started to use it here in N.D. now. Their problem is that right now they really only have 2 players, Bussman and Wyatt Mund. Landon Mund is not bad, but he is pretty new out there, having missed nearly all of last year with (I believe) a broken bone in his foot or ankle. They have very little depth and it will take some time to get their players 3-7 into a mode where they are comfortable and competent.
How does that offense work? Is it more freelance then set play?
Run4Fun2009 wrote:Jeff Illies (Wyndmere-Lidgerwood) scored his 1500th point tonight vs. Clinton-Graceville-Beardsley (MN) in their 57-36 win.
ClassBEast wrote:Anyone at this game? What happened? Is Maple Valley not as good as we thought, or is Northern Cass better than we thought? Or both??
Maple Valley 52, Northern Cass 50
MV 14 24 31 52
NC 15 23 37 50
MV: Preston 4, C. Richman 2, Sours 7, Behm 19, Haseleu 13, J. Richman 7.
NC: T. Kyllo 11, Springer 18, Brueshoff 12, Dickson 5, C. Kyllo 4.
ClassBEast wrote:Anyone at this game? What happened? Is Maple Valley not as good as we thought, or is Northern Cass better than we thought? Or both??
Maple Valley 52, Northern Cass 50
MV 14 24 31 52
NC 15 23 37 50
MV: Preston 4, C. Richman 2, Sours 7, Behm 19, Haseleu 13, J. Richman 7.
NC: T. Kyllo 11, Springer 18, Brueshoff 12, Dickson 5, C. Kyllo 4.
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