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Date Posted: 08:37:59am 01/03/06 Tue,
Author: Alumina
Subject: Re: Relooking at the Men�s Hoop team - 2006
In reply to: jcm 's message, "Re: Relooking at the Men�s Hoop team - 2006" on 07:33:16pm 01/01/06 Sun,

I agree on Middleton. Why wasn't this guy playing earlier in the year?

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[> [> [> Middleton's Rebounding -- JoeStag, 09:30:32am 01/03/06 Tue, [1]

IMO, Middleton has become more agressive on the court and is playing with a sense of purpose. There is certainly a lot more need for improvement but his rebounding numbers are significantly better...... making a double jump from poor to very good. Check out these rebounding averages per 40 minutes:

Last year - 7 rebs in 57 minutes, an average of 4.9 rebs
1st 5 games - 6 rebs in 51 minutes, an average of 4.7 rebs
Last 4 games - 21 rebs in 76 minutes, an average of 11.0 rebs

Don't know if Middleton's defense has improved as dramatically, but certainly his size alone creates some intimidation. The next two games are against teams that are smaller and quicker, so Middleton's quickness will be challenged on "D". Siena mainly goies 6-7, 6-4, 6-3 upfront, while Canisius goes 6-5, 6-5, 6-3 upfront.

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