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Started by LaPorteAveApostle, November 24, 2012, 09:44:35 PM

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talksalot

Jamie Sykes, Eric Buggs, Matt Kenney?  I remember these guys are in the top 10 in games played for a career... figure they had to start somewhere.

talksalot

Record watch:  TEAM DEFENSE

We have given up 1,693 points on the season.  that's 60.46 ppg.

That is the lowest opponent scoring since....   

1951-52... 58.04 oppg

Close to this figure:
2012-13:  62.32 over 34 games
1999-00:  62.69 over 32 games
2000-01:  63.72 over 32 games


TEAM POINT DIFFERENTIAL:
We've scored 2,019 points, or 72.11 ppg.  A Difference of 11.64 points per game.
Best since '65-'66 with a differential of 13.79 points per game.

2001-02 difference was 77.70 - 66.12 = 11.58 points per game
1944-45 difference was 55.21 - 44.04 = 11.17 points per game (record:  21-3)
1932-33 difference was 35.81 - 25.69 = 10.13 points per game (record:  14-2)
1920-21 difference was 33.04 - 21.04 = 12.00 points per game (record:  19-5)


BRYCE:   Record is 90-39.   Next up on the Total Coaching Wins:  #3 Gene Bartow... 92-70.

WINS AWAY FROM ARC:   7-3 Road and 5-0 Neutral Court... 12 wins.

1997-98:   15 - 2
2001-02:   13 - 7
2014-15:   12 - 3 (with at least 3 to play)
2000-01:   12 - 7
1995-96:   12 - 8
1998-99:   12 - 8


















historyman

Quote from: talksalot on February 16, 2015, 07:39:38 AMWe have given up 1,693 points on the season.  that's 60.46 ppg. That is the lowest opponent scoring since....    1951-52... 58.04 oppg

I find it interesting that when we played Butler in the HL and the Bulldogs went to two national championship games some discussed the fact that Butler started their practices every season with emphasizing defense and not working at all on offense during those beginning of the season practices.

When Valpo turns a corner on success this season they are definitely also emphasizing defense. I'm sure that offense is given it's proper due amount of time but if a team doesn't start with defense I really don't believe there can be success.
"We must stand aside from the world's conspiracy of fear and hate and grasp once more the great monosyllables of life: faith, hope, and love. Men must live by these if they live at all under the crushing weight of history." Otto Paul "John" Kretzmann

Valpofan00

TRIVIA QUESTION. What current VU player has the same name as a player on the 1998 ole miss team? Random but oh well.

bbtds

Quote from: Valpofan00 on February 16, 2015, 10:42:22 PM
TRIVIA QUESTION. What current VU player has the same name as a player on the 1998 ole miss team? Random but oh well.

Keith Carter

Valpofan00

Quote from: bbtds on February 17, 2015, 06:26:52 AM
Quote from: Valpofan00 on February 16, 2015, 10:42:22 PM
TRIVIA QUESTION. What current VU player has the same name as a player on the 1998 ole miss team? Random but oh well.

Keith Carter
:-( that was too easy

bbtds

Quote from: Valpofan00 on February 17, 2015, 06:33:43 AM
Quote from: bbtds on February 17, 2015, 06:26:52 AM
Quote from: Valpofan00 on February 16, 2015, 10:42:22 PM
TRIVIA QUESTION. What current VU player has the same name as a player on the 1998 ole miss team? Random but oh well.

Keith Carter
:-( that was too easy
I believe it had been mentioned on this board in the past year.

Kyle321n

Quote from: bbtds on February 17, 2015, 08:02:09 AM
Quote from: Valpofan00 on February 17, 2015, 06:33:43 AM
Quote from: bbtds on February 17, 2015, 06:26:52 AM
Quote from: Valpofan00 on February 16, 2015, 10:42:22 PM
TRIVIA QUESTION. What current VU player has the same name as a player on the 1998 ole miss team? Random but oh well.

Keith Carter
:-( that was too easy
I believe it had been mentioned on this board in the past year.


Probably on the day he announced his transfer.
Inane Tweeter, Valpo Season Ticket holder, Beer Enjoyer

oklahomamick

Kc's old SLU team is not doing so hot this year. 
CRUSADERS!!!

oklahomamick

Here's a trivia question.  Has the ARC ever hosted a top 25?
CRUSADERS!!!

Kyle321n

Quote from: oklahomamick on February 17, 2015, 11:33:29 AM
Here's a trivia question.  Has the ARC ever hosted a top 25?

Oh yeah, my Sophomore year, 2007 they hosted Marquette and Butler in back to back games. I believe they were both top 25, but I know Butler was.
Inane Tweeter, Valpo Season Ticket holder, Beer Enjoyer

classof2014

Quote from: oklahomamick on February 17, 2015, 11:33:29 AM
Here's a trivia question.  Has the ARC ever hosted a top 25?

Wasn't Purdue ranked in 2010? Also if you go way back the Luther Miracle game when they beat no. 19 Notre Dame.

valpopal

Quote from: oklahomamick on February 17, 2015, 11:33:29 AM
Here's a trivia question.  Has the ARC ever hosted a top 25?


Of course, the most famous game is the Miracle on Mound Street in 1988 when we beat #19 Notre Dame. I remember it fondly as I was sitting right behind Digger Phelps the entire game, and I got to see and hear him throughout, including his comments to the team in a late huddle that they absolutely were not going to lose this game.

talksalot

I remember the thrill of game-intro... "LaPhonso Ellis"... the first of many future NBA players to scroll through the ARC over the past 30 years...

that might make a fun list to compile.

1.  Bryce Drew

LaPorteAveApostle

2. Chris Kaman, then of CMU, to match up with Raitis
"It is so easy to be proud, harsh, moody and selfish, but we have been created for greater things; why stoop down to things that will spoil the beauty of our hearts?" Bl. Mother Teresa

valpo84

3. Tony Bennett

4. Gordon Hayward
"Christmas is for presents, March is for Championships." Denny Crum

covufan

Quote from: talksalot on February 17, 2015, 11:50:08 AM
I remember the thrill of game-intro... "LaPhonso Ellis"... the first of many future NBA players to scroll through the ARC over the past 30 years...

that might make a fun list to compile.

1.  Bryce Drew

From the ARC inauguration game against Notre Dame: Tim Kempton, David Rivers, and Donald Royal.

Kyle321n

5. Norris Cole, CSU from 2008-2011
Inane Tweeter, Valpo Season Ticket holder, Beer Enjoyer

classof2014

Alec Brown - Green Bay 10-14

Jr. - Detroit 10-13


Etwaun Moore - Purdue 2010

covufan

Kevin Duckworth, Eastern Illinois, 1985-86

covufan

Quote from: valpopal on February 17, 2015, 11:44:21 AMOf course, the most famous game is the Miracle on Mound Street in 1988 when we beat #19 Notre Dame.
Quote from: talksalot on February 17, 2015, 11:50:08 AMI remember the thrill of game-intro... "LaPhonso Ellis"... the first of many future NBA players to scroll through the ARC over the past 30 years...
Elmer Bennett and Keith Tower from this game as well.

Kyle321n

Quote from: classof2014 on February 17, 2015, 12:35:45 PM
Alec Brown - Green Bay 10-14

We're talking about people who actually played minutes in an NBA game, not overrated 7 foot bums.
Inane Tweeter, Valpo Season Ticket holder, Beer Enjoyer

classof2014

George Hill - IUPUI 2004-08

Shelvin Mack -- Butler 2008 - 11

HC

Bader...oops nevermind  :o

covufan

Quote from: classof2014 on February 17, 2015, 12:35:45 PMEtwaun Moore - Purdue 2010
JaJuan Johnson as well from this game.  Hummel was injured that season and did not play.  He did play pick up games at the ARC, does that count?