2015 Summit MBB

[Southeast]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

NDSU has 1 double-digit win so far this conference season. That was against WIU by 13 (SDSU beat WIU by 31). Their average margin of victory is about 5 points and have 2 OT games. The Bison could easily be 1-7 right now. Their team lives and dies by LA. How many more close games can the Bison win?

They are definitely not much better than ANY team in this conference, but they do know how to close out a game if it is close. Road games at WIU, Denver, SDSU and ORU are still to come.

[OldHare]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

Denver's offense does not collect many free throws. Denver shoots 7 free throws and the Bison shoot 25 free throws(10 of those in OT)

[scbison]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

NDSU has 1 double-digit win so far this conference season. That was against WIU by 13 (SDSU beat WIU by 31). Their average margin of victory is about 5 points and have 2 OT games. The Bison could easily be 1-7 right now. Their team lives and dies by LA. How many more close games can the Bison win?

You mean it is possible to win the SL with 1 dominant PG and a supporting cast of role players? This sounds familiar.

[UWMandSDSU]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

You mean it is possible to win the SL with 1 dominant PG and a supporting cast of role players? This sounds familiar.

Jordan Dyskstra - 1661 career points (top 5 at SDSU) 835 career rebounds (top 4 at SDSU)
Chad White - 1234 career points
Brayden Carlson - 1132 career points, 138 steals (top 10 at SDSU)

[NWHSUandSDSU]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

You mean it is possible to win the SL with 1 dominant PG and a supporting cast of role players? This sounds familiar.

Yep woodside and some role players.

[scbison]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

Jordan Dyskstra - 1661 career points (top 5 at SDSU) 835 career rebounds (top 4 at SDSU)
Chad White - 1234 career points
Brayden Carlson - 1132 career points, 138 steals (top 10 at SDSU)

2014 Bison had 4 players with over a 1,000 points and 1 more with 978. They had 1 dominant player in Taylor Braun.
2009 Bison had 4 players with over a 1,000 points. They had 1 dominant player in Ben Woodside.

Seems to me the Bison and Jack teams were very similar. What this has to do with 2015 I have no clue, but it will be interesting in Sioux Falls in March.

[goon]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

2014 Bison had 4 players with over a 1,000 points and 1 more with 978. They had 1 dominant player in Taylor Braun.
2009 Bison had 4 players with over a 1,000 points. They had 1 dominant player in Ben Woodside.

Seems to me the Bison and Jack teams were very similar. What this has to do with 2015 I have no clue, but it will be interesting in Sioux Falls in March.

And this NDSU group is not at that level.

[MontanaRabbit]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

2014 Bison had 4 players with over a 1,000 points and 1 more with 978. They had 1 dominant player in Taylor Braun.
2009 Bison had 4 players with over a 1,000 points. They had 1 dominant player in Ben Woodside.

Seems to me the Bison and Jack teams were very similar. What this has to do with 2015 I have no clue, but it will be interesting in Sioux Falls in March.

I think the Jacks vs. Bison game in Brookings will clear some things up. The Jacks got off to horrid start in Fargo and still almost pulled it out.

Jacks have been blowing teams out, Bison have been squeking games out. Aside from the win in Fargo it appears the Jacks are better.

I feel pretty good about the Jacks at this point in the season.

[UWMandSDSU]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

2014 Bison had 4 players with over a 1,000 points and 1 more with 978. They had 1 dominant player in Taylor Braun.
2009 Bison had 4 players with over a 1,000 points. They had 1 dominant player in Ben Woodside.

Seems to me the Bison and Jack teams were very similar. What this has to do with 2015 I have no clue, but it will be interesting in Sioux Falls in March.

You are the one that brought up the role players comment. I just responded w/ stats showing Wolter's teammates were not necessarily role players as compared to Alexander's teammates.

[scbison]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

You are the one that brought up the role players comment. I just responded w/ stats showing Wolter's teammates were not necessarily role players as compared to Alexander's teammates.

Just for fun:
2013 Jacks-
Dykstra 12.5 ppg
White - 9.8 ppg
Carlson- 9.1 ppg

2015 Bison
Jacobson 10.4 ppg
Brown 10.3 ppg
Werner 9.5 ppg

The difference in scoring between the 2 sets is 1.2 points per game in favor of SDSU.

[Nidaros]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

Okay boys we play the game on Feb??? Not sure of the date, but we do play and as someone already said, several things will be settled that day.

[jackmd]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

You mean it is possible to win the SL with 1 dominant PG and a supporting cast of role players? This sounds familiar.

This years Bison team is a far cry from the Nate Wolter's lead Jackrabbit teams that won the SL. I might not know much but I know this much. Not sure if that's what you are suggesting, if so it's the green and gold glasses in front of your eyes and not your brain suggesting it (I hope).

[SanDakotaState]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

Just for fun:
2013 Jacks-
Dykstra 12.5 ppg
White - 9.8 ppg
Carlson- 9.1 ppg

2015 Bison
Jacobson 10.4 ppg
Brown 10.3 ppg
Werner 9.5 ppg

The difference in scoring between the 2 sets is 1.2 points per game in favor of SDSU.

Are you serious? Yeah the numbers might be a little close but the eye test certainly not. If you think this years Bison team can stay with the 12-13 SDSU team, you're nuts. SDSU was down by 20 this year in Fargo and damn near got the win. I'm just pointing out NDSU has not been dominate (home or away) and are barley getting by some teams. It will be interesting to see what Sioux Falls has in-store.

[NWHSUandSDSU]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

Just for fun:
2013 Jacks-
Dykstra 12.5 ppg
White - 9.8 ppg
Carlson- 9.1 ppg

2015 Bison
Jacobson 10.4 ppg
Brown 10.3 ppg
Werner 9.5 ppg


The difference in scoring between the 2 sets is 1.2 points per game in favor of SDSU.

Also so being left out is fiegen averaging over ten a game during the season.

[scbison]

Re: 2015 Summit MBB

This years Bison team is a far cry from the Nate Wolter's lead Jackrabbit teams that won the SL. I might not know much but I know this much. Not sure if that's what you are suggesting, if so it's the green and gold glasses in front of your eyes and not your brain suggesting it (I hope).

You are 100% missing my point. All those stats prove is it takes one dominant player and a stream of role players/ solid supporting cast to win the SL. It has been proven for the last 6 years with Woodside, Benson, Wolters & Braun. As of halfway point through this season the favorite for SL player of the year is LA if you judge by stats and record.