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    Here's some quick stats of returning players of the Mid-Con for next year.

    Points over 10 ppg
    1. NDSU G Ben Woodside  16.4  So
    2. NDSU F  Brett Winkleman     16.1   So
    3. Centuary G Tyrone Hamilton 15.8  So
    4. NDSU G Mike Nelson 15.7  So
    5. IUPUI G George Hill 14.6  Jr
    6. IUPUI G Austin Montgomery  13.7  Jr
    7. Oakland  G Erik Kangas 12.9  So
    8. W. Ill G David Jackson  12.7  Jr
    9. SDSU F Kai Williams 12.1  Fr
    10.SDSU F Ben Beran 12.1  Jr
    11.SDSU     G Matt Cadwell 11.7  So
    12.IUPUI     G Gary Patterson  11.4   So
    13 IPFW G DeWitt Scott 11.1 JR
    14.Oakland  F Derick Nelson    10.1   So

    Rebounds over 5.0 rpg
    1. SDSU    C Mohammed Berte     7.2   Jr
    2. Oakland F Derick Nelson 7.2   So
    3. NDSU    F Brett Winkleman 6.8   So
    4. SDSU    F Kai Williams  6.5  Fr
    5. NDSU    C Lucas Moormann 6.2   So
    6. OrRo     F Marchello Vealy  5.9   So
    7. OrRo     C Shawn King 5.6   Jr
    8. SDSU    F Ben Beran   5.4   Jr
    9. IUPUI    G George Hill  5.4   Jr
    10.IUPUI    G Austin Montgomery  5.0    Jr

    Assists over 2.5 apg
    1. NDSU G Ben Woodside     5.1  So
    2. IPFW G Demetrius Johnson 3.8 So
    3. Oakland  G Jonathon Jones    3.6  Fr
    4. Centuary G Tyron Hamilton   3.3  So
    5. W Ill  G James Washington    3.2  Fr
    6. NDSU G Mike Nelson 2.9  So
    7. UMKC G Dominque Johnson     2.6  Fr
    8. SDSU G Matt Cadwell 2.5  So
    9. SDSU G Garrett Callahan 2.5  So

    Total Times Players for schools appeared
    SDSU 7
    NDSU 6
    IUPUI 5
    OAK 4
    W ILL 2
    Cent 2
    IPFW 2
    OrRo 2
    UMKC 1
    SUTH 0

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    Re: Mid-Con Returning Players

    Stats of what teams are losing through graduation

    Least Points lost

    1. SDSU -13.2 ppg
    2. NDSU -17.0 ppg
    3. W. ILL -17.2 ppg
    4. IPFW -21.9 ppg
    5. Cent -24.8 ppg
    6. IUPUI -25.9 ppg
    7. S. UTH -26.0 ppg
    8. Oakl -32.1 ppg
    9. UMKC -34.3 ppg
    10. OrRo -36.7 ppg

    Least Rebounds Lost
    1. IUPUI -4.4 rpg
    2. W Illy -4.5 rpg
    3. SDSU -6.4 rpg
    4. S UTH -8.1 rpg
    5. NDSU -9.1 rpg
    6. IPFW -9.6 rpg
    7. Cent -11 rpg
    8. IUPUI -11.8 rpg
    9. OrRo -11.8 rpg
    10 UMKC -13.1 rpg

    Least Assists Lost
    1. NDSU -1.8 apg
    2. SDSU -2.7 apg
    3. W Ill -3.3 apg
    4. Cent -4.3 apg
    5. IUPUI -4.4 apg
    6. Oak -4.4 apg
    7. OrRo -5.1 apg
    8. IPFW -5.4 apg
    9. UMKC -6.8 apg
    10 S. UT -8 apg


    None of these stats really mean anything, I was just bored. By adding berte and beran we would actually add more point and rebounds per game than we lost this year losing andy and jose. I think the Mid-Con reached a peak this year by having two quality teams that could be competitive with most tournement teams in Oral Roberts and Oakland. Next year the league will be down which bodes well for SDSU. I would expect us to finish at or above .500.

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    • #3
      Re: Mid-Con Returning Players

      Some basic questions to think about regarding the Mid-Con in 2007-08:

      1) Will ORU and Oakland be able to reload after losing a significant amount of production to graduation?

      2) How competitive will the new Mid-Con teams be?
      2a) Can IPFW claim the auto-bid next year in its first season as a conference member?
      2b) How close are SDSU and NDSU to being a top contender for the Mid-Con title in 2009?

      3) Will teams like UMKC, Centenary, and Western Illinois be more competitve, both in and out-of-conference?

      4) How will the Bison fare without Andre Smith?

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      • #4
        Re: Mid-Con Returning Players

        Originally posted by NightHawk78
        Some basic questions to think about regarding the Mid-Con in 2007-08:

        1) Will ORU and Oakland be able to reload after losing a significant amount of production to graduation?

        2) How competitive will the new Mid-Con teams be?
        2a) Can IPFW claim the auto-bid next year in its first season as a conference member?
        2b) How close are SDSU and NDSU to being a top contender for the Mid-Con title in 2009?

        3) Will teams like UMKC, Centenary, and Western Illinois be more competitve, both in and out-of-conference?

        4) How will the Bison fare without Andre Smith?
        As much as I hate to say this I think NDSU will be favored to win the conference next season.
        Go Big! Go Blue! Go Jacks!

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