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Post by paulie74 on Nov 8, 2012 7:02:42 GMT -5
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Post by JoeStag on Nov 8, 2012 8:42:43 GMT -5
Sydney has repeatably been stressing his point that this years team has a lot of leadership. Thats a good sign. In every game there is a point where the opposition makes a run and there is also a point where every team struggles. It's part of Basketball and every team goes thru it. Its how you handle thoise situations is what's important. In addition to this article Paxton has a Sit Down with Sydney audio. Here's the link: blog.ctnews.com/college/2012/11/06/sit-down-with-sydney-a-new-season/In the audio, Sydney says we are a young team....... I disagree. IMO we are very experienced at 4 positions and very young at 1 position (Center). IMO, our top 5 returning players are the best in the MAAC..... Talent, experience and past success. And from what I have seen, the combo of Mikulic and Amadou will do quite well fro freshman. Neither are projects and they offer 2 distinct skillsets. Since they will share the center position, I think its important to track their combioned stats to properly judge their effectiveness. Mikumdou for MAAC ROY. |
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Post by FU73 on Nov 8, 2012 11:05:38 GMT -5
Also THE MEN IN RED website (StatSheet) now has their 2012-2013 Season Preview:FAIRFIELD and the rest of the MAAC (click on MAAC Standings teams) themeninred.com/fairfield-basketball/season-preview/2012-2013-season-preview-fairfieldSeason Preview Notes: Fairfield has had 3 consecutive 20+ win seasons. Since 2002, Fairfield has an overall winning percentage of 55.5%. The Stags have been improving over the last 5 years with an overall winning percentage of 60.8%. The Stags have an average conference finish of 3.0 over the last 5 seasons. Over the past 16 the team has an average finish of 4.6. The average final RPI (last year) of opponents on this year's schedule is 174.4. This year's opponent with the highest RPI from last year is Iona (#51). This year's opponent with the lowest RPI from last year is Canisius (#333)...... |
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