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Post by kiyoat on Jan 12, 2018 10:31:17 GMT -6
www.goyotes.com/news/2018/1/11/womens-basketball-coyotes-look-for-4-0-start-with-fort-wayne-saturday.aspxHere's the link to the Athletic Department's preview. Fort Wayne (4-13, 1-3) @ USD (12-5, 3-0) Fort Wayne (RPI 302/Sag 311) USD (RPI 105/Sag 101) Saturday, Jan 13 - 1:00 PM - SCSC aka "Red Square" aka "The Den" aka "[insert witty nickname here]" Yankton's Heartland Humane Society will have adoptable kittens and puppies on site for your kids to guilt you into adopting. Maybe cuddling a shelter puppy will help raise the spirits of any visiting Dons fans after their souls are crushed. Also, I'm calling it - someone's getting peed on. Don't say you weren't warned.
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Post by elcoyote on Jan 12, 2018 10:44:48 GMT -6
"someone's getting peed on"...that made me laugh.
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Post by kiyoat on Jan 12, 2018 11:05:01 GMT -6
In the Yotes' 6-game win streak:
average score 80-56
22 turnovers forced/game
13 steals/game
Ciara Duffy: ------16.7 points / 50% shooting / 2.3 steals
Jaycee Bradley: --13.0 points / 50% shooting
Allison Arens: ----12.3 points / 48% shooting / 3.8 assists
Jasmine Trimboli: 11.8 points / 66% shooting / 3.2 steals
Last Three games:
13.7 made 3's/game
45.6% 3-pt shooting
Bradley shooting 63.0% from the arc
Duffy shooting 57.1% from the arc
A Arens getting 5 assists / game
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Post by coyoteglory on Jan 12, 2018 12:18:52 GMT -6
In the Yotes' 6-game win streak:average score 80-56 22 turnovers/game 13 steals/game Ciara Duffy: ------16.7 points / 50% shooting / 2.3 steals Jaycee Bradley: --13.0 points / 50% shooting Allison Arens: ----12.3 points / 48% shooting / 3.8 assists Jasmine Trimboli: 11.8 points / 66% shooting / 3.2 steals Last Three games:13.7 made 3's/game 45.6% 3-pt shooting Bradley shooting 63.0% from the arc Duffy shooting 57.1% from the arc A Arens getting 5 assists / game We are making an absurd amount of 3's of late! I'm unsure whether our recent hot shooting is the anomaly or the early seasons struggles were. |
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Post by Coyote Fan on Jan 12, 2018 12:54:22 GMT -6
3 point shooting can be a lot about shot selection as much as just how accurate a team is overall. The Coyotes proved last year when they had the ball movement and took good looks from outside they could hit them. The ball movement is much better lately and the 3 point shots are being setup much better as of late. If a three is a wide open look there is no reason that a team couldn't shoot over 40-50% consistently. If the shots are rushed or guarded tightly the percentage could easily sink below 30%.
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Post by coyoteglory on Jan 13, 2018 14:10:24 GMT -6
Strong game by the Yotes against not great competition
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Post by kiyoat on Jan 14, 2018 6:03:31 GMT -6
I wasn't able to watch the game, but listened to the post-game recap and interview with Coach P. More than 2k fans came out with a big student section! Nice job on an NFL playoff weekend!
Sounds like the Yotes had a game that was right in line with what they have. Been doing lately, stat-wise. Shot over60%, forced 22 turnovers, three players in double figures, high rebound margin, great defense.
The funny thing is that they maintained those characteristics with the bench players getting significant minutes. To me that points to system and team culture. Buy-in. Go Yotes!
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Post by Coyote Fan on Jan 14, 2018 12:54:41 GMT -6
That is awesome that there were over 2K at the game on Saturday as the reported attendance was 2016. That is a really good showing for people in the seats for a Women's game against a team that isn't one of the better teams in the conference. I checked out the highlight video as shown below and it definitely confirms that large student section and overall large crowd. Take a look below at the big crowd that showed up for the game. I would have to say the crowd was a bit under reported for this one.  I looked at video from Frost Arena for their afternoon game and I would have to say the SCSC probably had close to as many and possibly even a few more than showed up at Frost . 2793 was listed as the attendance in Brookings. The links below show the games and overall size of the crowds. www.goyotes.com/index.aspxgojacks.com/news/2018/1/11/mens-basketball-jacks-stay-unbeaten-in-summit-league-play.aspx |
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Post by jacksfan29 on Jan 15, 2018 7:56:04 GMT -6
That is awesome that there were over 2K at the game on Saturday as the reported attendance was 2016. That is a really good showing for people in the seats for a Women's game against a team that isn't one of the better teams in the conference. I checked out the highlight video as shown below and it definitely confirms that large student section and overall large crowd. Take a look below at the big crowd that showed up for the game. I would have to say the crowd was a bit under reported for this one. I looked at video from Frost Arena for their afternoon game and I would have to say the SCSC probably had close to as many and possibly even a few more than showed up at Frost . 2793 was listed as the attendance in Brookings. The links below show the games and overall size of the crowds. www.goyotes.com/index.aspxgojacks.com/news/2018/1/11/mens-basketball-jacks-stay-unbeaten-in-summit-league-play.aspxYour links show a decent crowd in Brookings, an empty arena in Vermillion. Come on CF, at least if you intend to make things up, don't provide the evidence that shows just how wrong you are. USD seem to have decided to count "tickets sold" much like ORU. There were less then a 1,000 people in the seats for that women's game. 2K? Funny stuff. |
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Post by kiyoat on Jan 15, 2018 8:23:08 GMT -6
Seriously CF. I only mentioned the attendance in my post because Coach P specifically mentioned it in her interview. She called out the better-than-average attendance, and was appreciative. Whether there were actually 2016 butts in seats is irrelevant. The fans showed up for this game, and deserve some kudos. Stop fixating. And there was no reason to even mention the Jacks' attendance.
And Jackhole 29: pull your head out. SDSU counts sold tickets rather than just gate. Just like everyone else. Do a higher percentage of season ticket-holders show up for more games in Brookings than at USD? Perhaps. So what. Its not like there were any empty seats at the Dyke for a sellout, or anything.
Overly hyper-sensitive Jacks fans seem to just appear like betelgeuse once any mildly disparaging comment or post is made about the universally beloved Jackrabbits. Its almost as if someone is constantly monitoring the internet for Jacks Haters. Someone should do a study. Start trash-talking the Jacks on a small, obscure message board for a team with no connection to SDSU whatsoever. Within a day you will have a response.
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Post by elcoyote on Jan 15, 2018 8:58:48 GMT -6
That is awesome that there were over 2K at the game on Saturday as the reported attendance was 2016. That is a really good showing for people in the seats for a Women's game against a team that isn't one of the better teams in the conference. I checked out the highlight video as shown below and it definitely confirms that large student section and overall large crowd. Take a look below at the big crowd that showed up for the game. I would have to say the crowd was a bit under reported for this one. I looked at video from Frost Arena for their afternoon game and I would have to say the SCSC probably had close to as many and possibly even a few more than showed up at Frost . 2793 was listed as the attendance in Brookings. The links below show the games and overall size of the crowds. www.goyotes.com/index.aspxgojacks.com/news/2018/1/11/mens-basketball-jacks-stay-unbeaten-in-summit-league-play.aspxYour links show a decent crowd in Brookings, an empty arena in Vermillion. Come on CF, at least if you intend to make things up, don't provide the evidence that shows just how wrong you are. USD seem to have decided to count "tickets sold" much like ORU. There were less then a 1,000 people in the seats for that women's game. 2K? Funny stuff. Why would you possibly care what the attendance at a USD basketball game is or is not? I mean really, get a life. Just stick to bashing us on the Orwellian bunny board and deal with your insecurities there because you add nothing here. |
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Post by Coyote Fan on Jan 15, 2018 10:00:00 GMT -6
some people don't get the sarcasm in my post. I was gonna lay off the whole attendance thing for awhile but when dawn said there were 2K at the game I just had to check because that didn't seem correct to me. dawn is a good coach but her counting needs work. just by looking at the crowds in the two videos it's a no wonder that jacks coaches stay as long as they do and yotes coaches tend to leave at the first good opportunity. for fan following their is no comparison. What exactly do the Yotes rival SDSU in because I can't think of much.
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Post by kiyoat on Jan 15, 2018 10:18:23 GMT -6
[...]dawn is a good coach but her counting needs work. [...] I'm sure that Coach P, unlike you, has a pretty good idea when there are more fans or less fans at a game, as compared to the average. She attends every game. For Christ sake, why would she waste her time coming up with an "estimate" of her own, or actually count heads?  ? She was a little busy kicking the snot out of a Summit League team. I'm sure that when she said over 2k, she was looking at the box score. You are completely missing the f@@cking point, as usual. The official count vs. butts in seats means absolutely nothing to the team. They know when it "feels" like they have more fan support or less. For the Fort Wayne game, they felt it. End of story. Quit nitpicking. When this team travels to Denver, Omaha, Fort Wayne, Western Illinois, etc, there is a noticeable, severe, drop-off in attendance. Most of those schools' fans couldn't give two flying f___ks about women's basketball, even when they are good teams. Let's at least give the Vermillionites some credit for supporting the team as much as they do. |
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Post by yoteforever on Jan 15, 2018 10:31:34 GMT -6
Lol
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Post by gopheryote on Jan 15, 2018 10:43:33 GMT -6
That is awesome that there were over 2K at the game on Saturday as the reported attendance was 2016. That is a really good showing for people in the seats for a Women's game against a team that isn't one of the better teams in the conference. I checked out the highlight video as shown below and it definitely confirms that large student section and overall large crowd. Take a look below at the big crowd that showed up for the game. I would have to say the crowd was a bit under reported for this one. I looked at video from Frost Arena for their afternoon game and I would have to say the SCSC probably had close to as many and possibly even a few more than showed up at Frost . 2793 was listed as the attendance in Brookings. The links below show the games and overall size of the crowds. www.goyotes.com/index.aspxgojacks.com/news/2018/1/11/mens-basketball-jacks-stay-unbeaten-in-summit-league-play.aspxYour links show a decent crowd in Brookings, an empty arena in Vermillion. Come on CF, at least if you intend to make things up, don't provide the evidence that shows just how wrong you are. USD seem to have decided to count "tickets sold" much like ORU. There were less then a 1,000 people in the seats for that women's game. 2K? Funny stuff.  |
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I looked at video from Frost Arena for their afternoon game and I would have to say the SCSC probably had close to as many and possibly even a few more than showed up at Frost 
? She was a little busy kicking the snot out of a Summit League team. I'm sure that when she said over 2k, she was looking at the box score.