No surprise here. Not a team in CAA that wiill match up with you inside. Will be surprised if you lose a conference game this year.

(01-11-2020 03:59 PM)ColonelEbirt Wrote:  Lack of turnovers was key.

This is exactly what the difference is. We've defended well all season for the most part and been decent to good offensively. We committed 7 turnovers on the game. That is half of our average on the season. Any game the Tribe are sub 10 TOs they are going to be a real problem to beat.

I'm giddy.

Great D on Riller (only 10 pts) and Nate was unstoppable.

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This team looks really, really solid. I‘m so proud of these boys for sticking with the program and amazed at what Fischer has been able to do so far with this group.

All I’m gonna say because I’m trying not to get too high.

Congratulations, Charleston's top four scorers for the season are Riller, Galloway, McManus, and Jasper. They combined to average 51.1 points. You held them to 30 points on 9-37 (.243) shooting.

With Thornton Scott, we might have won 2-3 more OOC games


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Great D and continued commitment to our Core Values!!! Leading the CAA undefeated and back on the road for 2 key games


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Great great win! Big road trip to Delaware and Drexel next week. JUST KEEP ON TRUCKIN’!!!

Still tailgating!

Remarkable!

The Pavilion looks fantastic. Atmosphere is great. All good!

(01-11-2020 04:15 PM)ColonelEbirt Wrote:  With Thornton Scott, we might have won 2-3 more OOC games


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What are you talking about? We haven't lost this season with Thornton in the lineup. By the law of averages, we'd be 18-0!!

Still blows my mind that this team lost to Saint Joe’s. Don’t think they’ve won a game since. That was a NET killing loss for sure. Oh well, just keep on winning and let the chips fall where they may.

Blair and Hermanovskis had their best games of the year. Our bench was the key to that run at the end of the first half that turned the game in our favor.

I agree that Riller must have been dinged up. That was the most passive I’ve ever seen him, not that I’m complaining.

Over 4k today, and students still aren't back yet.

ATT of 4,384 is the largest home crowd in the CAA so far, even more impressive given students still out.

(01-11-2020 05:04 PM)Sitting bull Wrote:  ATT of 4,384 is the largest home crowd in the CAA so far, even more impressive given students still out.

I think it's the biggest for a conference game, but UNCW did have a sell out crowd (5,100) for their game against UNC.

(01-11-2020 05:10 PM)TDenverFan Wrote:  

(01-11-2020 05:04 PM)Sitting bull Wrote:  ATT of 4,384 is the largest home crowd in the CAA so far, even more impressive given students still out.

I think it's the biggest for a conference game, but UNCW did have a sell out crowd (5,100) for their game against UNC.

Technically, but we all know that the majority weren’t UNCW fans.

(01-11-2020 05:04 PM)Sitting bull Wrote:  ATT of 4,384 is the largest home crowd in the CAA so far, even more impressive given students still out.

This is really incredible. I hope we keep it up and get the Kap rocking once the students are back

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With what Luke has done against Buie (10pts- 19 avg - 2nd lowest output on season) , Roland (7pts - 22avg - lowest output on season), and Riller (10pts - 23avg - lowest output on season), I'm not sure he isn't automatically on the CAA All-Defensive team even if he sits the rest of the season.

Crowd intensity was terrific...everyone standing the final few minutes of our big surge the end of the first half!

This team with a defensive mantra not seen in ages is catching on in the area. Crowd of 4484 is big, but with no students its remarkable.
Last two games have drawn 4484 and 3328 without students...to push six home game attendance to 20354, more than last season's first six game
attendance of 19711. So much for any drop in interest.

It's a new game at Kaplan Arena.

We really have to thank Knight and Loewe for sticking with the program.