Sacred Heart at Mount notes
Now, normally we don't do this..but..with MU idle....I went to SHU game notes for quick look at tonight's game..especially since MU just played MSM and because MU is at SHU Thursday..
SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY (7-7, 3-0)
at
MOUNT ST. MARY’S (3-11, 2-1)
Setting The Scene: The Sacred Heart University men’s basketball team
looks to go 4-0 in the Northeast Conference for the first time in school
history on Monday night when it travels to Maryland to take on Mount
St. Mary’s College. The Pioneers are coming off a 63-58 win over St.
Francis, N.Y. on Saturday.
Series: This is the 14th career meeting between these schools and
The Mount holds an 9-4 advantage, including five of the last six. The
teams split the season series last year. The Mountaineers defeated the
Pioneers on January 12, 78-69 in Emmitsburg, while the Pioneers came
back to win 57-54 in Fairfield on February 9. The Pioneers are 1-5 alltime
at Knott Arena.
Pos. Player Statistics
F #12 Jarrid Frye, 6’3, SR (12.7 pts., 5.5 rebs.)
F #33 Luke Granato, 6’6, JR (11.0 pts., 1.1 rebs.)
F #24 Joey Henley, 6’4, JR (11.8 pts., 3.5 rebs.)
G #50 Drew Shubik, 6’4 JR (6.0 pts., 3.9 asts.)
G #51 Tavio Hobson, 6’0 SR (6.2 pts., 2.1 stls)
Mount Probable Starters
Pos. Player Statistics
F #4 Gus Durr, 6’6, SR (5.4 pts., 2.6 rebs.)
F #40 Sam Atupem, 6’7, SO (7.3 pts., 4.7 rebs.)
G #1 Jeremy Goode, 5’9, FR (9.2 pts., 3.3 rebs.)
G #2 Chris Vann, 6’0, JR (13.6 pts., 3.0 rebs.)
G #3 Mychal Kearse, 6’4, SR (8.1 pts., 5.5 rebs.)
SACRED HEART UNIVERSITY (7-7, 3-0)
at
MOUNT ST. MARY’S (3-11, 2-1)
Setting The Scene: The Sacred Heart University men’s basketball team
looks to go 4-0 in the Northeast Conference for the first time in school
history on Monday night when it travels to Maryland to take on Mount
St. Mary’s College. The Pioneers are coming off a 63-58 win over St.
Francis, N.Y. on Saturday.
Series: This is the 14th career meeting between these schools and
The Mount holds an 9-4 advantage, including five of the last six. The
teams split the season series last year. The Mountaineers defeated the
Pioneers on January 12, 78-69 in Emmitsburg, while the Pioneers came
back to win 57-54 in Fairfield on February 9. The Pioneers are 1-5 alltime
at Knott Arena.
Pos. Player Statistics
F #12 Jarrid Frye, 6’3, SR (12.7 pts., 5.5 rebs.)
F #33 Luke Granato, 6’6, JR (11.0 pts., 1.1 rebs.)
F #24 Joey Henley, 6’4, JR (11.8 pts., 3.5 rebs.)
G #50 Drew Shubik, 6’4 JR (6.0 pts., 3.9 asts.)
G #51 Tavio Hobson, 6’0 SR (6.2 pts., 2.1 stls)
Mount Probable Starters
Pos. Player Statistics
F #4 Gus Durr, 6’6, SR (5.4 pts., 2.6 rebs.)
F #40 Sam Atupem, 6’7, SO (7.3 pts., 4.7 rebs.)
G #1 Jeremy Goode, 5’9, FR (9.2 pts., 3.3 rebs.)
G #2 Chris Vann, 6’0, JR (13.6 pts., 3.0 rebs.)
G #3 Mychal Kearse, 6’4, SR (8.1 pts., 5.5 rebs.)
posted by Tony Graham at 12:01 PM
4 Comments:
What do MU fans want here, A Mt or SHU win? What would be better for the Hawks? One could argue that if SHU won and the Hawks faced them coming off a huge win and 4-0 conference start, the Hawks may catch SHU off guard, but one could also argue that they would be so hyped up after starting 4-0 that it would be a bad game for MU. What does everyone else think? I just want to see MU come out like gangbusters and hold SHU in the 50's and theyll be fine.
I guess you want SHU to lose. This way if MU beats them MU is one game up with the tiebreaker. If MU loses Thursday they are only one game behind with a Feb.23 rematch at Boylan.
I could be wrong (that's always my qualifier) but I don't think SHU will be in contention for first place at the end.
I think it'll come down to MU, RMU, and FDU.
Agreed Tony. Right now, I see it as:
1-2. RMU and MU
3. FDU
4. Mount St. Marys
5. Sacred Heart
6. LIU
7. CCSU
8. Quinippiac
9. Wagner
10. St. Francis NY
11. St. Francis PA
How do you rank it as of today?
I would rank CCSU higher ..they always seem to be in the hunt, especially late in the season ..Historically Quinnipaic plays no defense (appears to be true this year) and I don't think will make the NEC Tournament. I guess we'll have a better idea on SHU and Qpac after this weekend. I am making the trip.
I wasn't overly impressed with the Mount to be honest, even though they played tough and hung there with MU. From their point of view, they should have benefited more from MU's turnovers than what developed.
I think Wagner can make at least the NECs.
I look for Qpac, SFNY, and SFPA to be 9-11 (maybe in that order) at this time.
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