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Tipoff is tonight, 9:00 PM Central, for the season opener at San Diego (the "USD Classic" -- we'll plan Loyola Marymount tomorrow at 5:30 PM Central).
The story and game note on GoJacks.com: http://www.gojacks.com/ViewArticle.d...CLID=209300728
The following points are taken from Terry Vandrovec's blog (link in the Argus: http://terryvandrovec.tumblr.com/pos...-diego-and-byu )
...The Toreros went 16-18 last season and have been picked fifth in the West Coast Conference...deceiving considering the four programs ahead of them: Gonzaga, BYU, St. Mary’s and San Francisco.
...size contrast. USD’s best player is Johnny Dee, a 6-foot junior guard. Its point is 5-7 Christopher Anderson. The Jacks will go 6-4 and 6-6 opposite those guys.
...unsure if SDSU will play or redshirt true freshman wing Lane Severyn. The Pierre product is on the trip - he might play, he might not. Ideally, he won’t, coach Scott Nagy said, because of the positive value of trading the relatively few minutes he’d play as a true freshman compared to his possibly central role as a fifth-year senior. Severyn has done well during preseason workouts, it’s just that the point guard moves have put Jake Bittle on the wing meaning less available minutes.
The story and game note on GoJacks.com: http://www.gojacks.com/ViewArticle.d...CLID=209300728
The following points are taken from Terry Vandrovec's blog (link in the Argus: http://terryvandrovec.tumblr.com/pos...-diego-and-byu )
...The Toreros went 16-18 last season and have been picked fifth in the West Coast Conference...deceiving considering the four programs ahead of them: Gonzaga, BYU, St. Mary’s and San Francisco.
...size contrast. USD’s best player is Johnny Dee, a 6-foot junior guard. Its point is 5-7 Christopher Anderson. The Jacks will go 6-4 and 6-6 opposite those guys.
...unsure if SDSU will play or redshirt true freshman wing Lane Severyn. The Pierre product is on the trip - he might play, he might not. Ideally, he won’t, coach Scott Nagy said, because of the positive value of trading the relatively few minutes he’d play as a true freshman compared to his possibly central role as a fifth-year senior. Severyn has done well during preseason workouts, it’s just that the point guard moves have put Jake Bittle on the wing meaning less available minutes.
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