***OFFICIAL*** AFA Game Thread

[shoxlax]

you know with as much money as the school makes especially with athletics I wonder why they dont have at least a couple of those treadmills where it allows you to adjust the air to mountain atmosphere. I mean granted we're not always going to play in those conditions but you would think it would allow our guys to be in the best possible shape (Not saying they arent now)

You mean like this:

http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sports/olympics/story/2012-02-08/michael-phelps-hyperbaric-chamber/53011474/1

[im4wsu]

AFA just does this to teams all the time. Princeton does it also. Look at some of those extremely tight passes (would you believe .25 mm) for backdoor-cut layups. We even, i think, got a hand on some of them and they still made the play.

Category	AFA Avg.	VS WSU	Difference
OFFENSE
FG%	51.6%	42.4%	-8.2%
3-pt FG%	42.0%	31.3%	-8.7%
FT%	63.7%	56.0%	-13.7%
Rebounds	34.1	19	-15.1
Assists	17.6	17	-0.6
Turnovers	10.6	9	-1.6
DEFENSE
FG%	42.4%	58.3%	15.9%
3-pt FG%	30.6%	31.6%	1.0%
FT %	65.7%	73.4%	7.7%
Rebounds	32	32	0
Assists	11.8	21	9.2
Turnovers	15.4	19	3.6

The only categories WSU failed to improve compared to the averages was turnovers, both in committed and allowed.

It looked ugly, but that is what AFA does. Outperforming the averages is also what WSU does, and we DID!

[Awesome Sauce Malone]

You mean like this:

http://usatoday30.usatoday.com/sport...ber/53011474/1

haha not quite that extensive Im thinking more like hypoxico_altitudetrainer.jpg

[kcshocker11]

Not only a excellent road win, this was a game that a lot was learned by playing