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7-0, 250 Garrett Stutz tangles with 7-3, 260 Nick Schneiders in a battle of the Teutonic Titans!
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It will be interesting to see how all our bigs react to Schneiders. He's Upstate's leading rebounder at 7.3 pg and leading scorer at 13.0 (only player in double digits). Upstate has played only 10 players so far and the second five all get 10-18 minutes per game. That 5 also seems to have a big drop off in shooting skills. Dispite Schneiders rebounding, they have been out rebounded as a team so far this year. -
Against better competition (Nebraska, Indiana, Miami FL) Schneiders averages closer to 8 pts 5 boards.
Interesting match-up.Comment
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I hereby announce that in Wichita and the surrounding area there is a ban on all things Hasselhoff until next Monday
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This will be a nice test for Garrett. This guy is taller than he is and more experienced. Granted, he plays for USC Upstate, but still... another incremental test and potential confidence builder for GS.Originally posted by RoyalShockComment
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Should be a good test for Stutz against a fifth year senior.
There's a small picture with this article. He can actually jump decent for a big guy.Comment
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Your point?Originally posted by RoyalShock
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Don't even bring this up. It doesn't matter how well he plays or how many good things he shows. A few will always mention that it isn't against good competition. I know that I like what I see.Comment
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???? Schneiders, Stutz, all our bigs???? Royal said Schneiders hadn't played that well against better competition. My comments referred to this being a good test for all 4 of our bigs, and no one was being negative to Stutz. This will be a good test against an experienced player of his size for any of our front line, including Stutz.Originally posted by shockmonster
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I'm not implying that he hadn't played well, just not AS well. There was a fairly stark contrast. Against us he's probably more an 8/5 guy than a 13/7 guy.
It's called perspective.Comment
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Corrected and agree.Originally posted by ShockTalkComment
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Has this guy got game outside of the paint?
GS can draw him out of there, and there goes his rebounding effectiveness.
In fact, all four of our bigs are showing range, or have shown it in the past.
But if it comes down to a half-court game, then the strategy should be to just keep pounding it inside and get him in foul trouble.Comment
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