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Game #28: vs. High Point - 76-67 Win

Posted: February 17th, 2010, 5:14 pm
by ToTheLeft
Kyle Ohman's last regular season home game as a Flame is this Saturday against High Point.

Sly, make this post pretty if you want.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 17th, 2010, 5:19 pm
by ToTheLeft
I know we all feel like High Point is out of our league based on the whooping we got in Millis, but they are a horrible road team. They match up well enough with us, but they won't be able to do the things they do in Millis, in the Vines. They are also a streaky team, watching their game against CSU it just seems like they fall asleep for minutes at a time. I know we do that, too, but it's something we can exploit.

They run the floor and spread the floor very well. If we don't get out in transition, we're in trouble. As well, we need to work the offense and attack the lane. Getting Cruz and Law in foul trouble hurts their offense a lot, since the offense is predicated on the post drawing attention away from their shooters (Barbour, Harris, etc.) However, they do run an offense that can explot some of our weaknesses. I am sure Dale has watched the same tape I have, and much much more. But I think we have a good shot at winning this game.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 17th, 2010, 6:04 pm
by Sly Fox
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High Point University
High Point, North Carolina



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Scott Cherry
1st Season as HPU Head Coach



2009-2010 Results

Overall .... 13-13
Big South ... 8-7
Road ......... 3-12

  • 11/14/2009 - UNC Pembroke .............................. W 104-72
    11/18/2009 - @ Wake Forest .............................. L 83-60
    11/21/2009 - Hampden-Sydney .......................... W 100-74
    11/25/2009 - @ Auburn ..................................... L 75-54
    11/30/2009 - SC State ...................................... W 74-66
    12/03/2009 - @ Presbyterian* ............................ W 63-61
    12/05/2009 - @ Winthrop* ................................. L 82-68
    12/09/2009 - @ SC State .................................... L 76-63
    12/20/2009 - @ Marshall .................................... L 109-76
    12/22/2009 - @ Youngstown State ........................ L 82-69
    12/29/2009 - NC Central .................................... W 70-58
    01/02/2010 - Gardner-Webb* ............................. W 78-68
    01/04/2010 - UNC Asheville* .............................. W 66-62
    01/09/2010 - Radford* ..................................... W 83-77
    01/11/2010 - @ NC Central ................................ W 58-55
    01/14/2010 - @ Charleston Southern* ................... L 73-69
    01/16/2010 - @ Coastal Carolina* ......................... L 75-58
    01/21/2010 - Liberty* ....................................... W 81-53
    01/23/2010 - VMI* ............................................ L 94-91
    01/28/2010 - @ UNC Asheville* ............................ L 83-69
    01/30/2010 - @ Gardner-Webb* ........................... W 82-80 in OT
    02/02/2010 - @ Longwood ................................... L 70-66
    02/07/2010 - @ Radford* .................................... L 77-63
    02/11/2010 - Coastal Carolina* ............................. W 69-65
    02/13/2010 - Charleston Southern* ....................... W 73-68
    02/16/2010 - @ VMI* .......................................... L 91-84
    02/20/2010 - @ Liberty* ..................................... 7:00 pm



Key Players

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#1 Nick Barbour
6' 3" Sophomore Guard (from GW Danville)
Thru 26 Games: Averaging 18.9 Pts & 3.3 Rebs + 41.3% on 3-Pt Attempts


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#4 Eugene Harris
6' 2" Senior Guard
Thru 26 Games: Averaging 14.3 Pts & 2.5 Rebs + 40.8% on 3-Pt Attempts


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#50 Cruz Daniels
6' 11" Senior Center
Thru 26 Games: Averaging 6.7 Pts, 6.2 Rebs & 2.6 Blocks

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 18th, 2010, 12:41 pm
by grm
Huge game in terms of any attempt to get a home game in the BS (statistically).

Also, I think a big game in terms of mental framework going into the last two games on the road.

Despite the earlier drubbing, I believe this one will be close, with someone making a play or two in the last couple of minutes.

I don't sell these Flames short against anybody in the league.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 18th, 2010, 12:49 pm
by Cider Jim
Let's win one for the Weekenders (at CFAW)! Play Basketball

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 18th, 2010, 1:12 pm
by BJWilliams
Im sure I speak for a lot of people when I say Im thankful for Kyle being a part of the program the last four years. To see him develop from a walk-on to a team leader has been inspiring to say the least. He certainly will be missed and I hope we send him out on a winning note.


Also, its nights like this one that I feel for Tyler Baker. He worked so hard to get himself back to playing shape after all those injuries and then to see his last year cut short beause of another injury...Hope he gets better and can make something good of himself after he leaves the mountain.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 18th, 2010, 1:48 pm
by grm
Amen & Amen

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 9:03 am
by olldflame
It will be interesting to see whether Tyler is recognized along with Kyle. While he could potentially be granted another year of eligibility and play next year, I'm wondering if he plans on pursuing it at this point.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 10:45 am
by Chris Lang
oldflame ... I asked Baker about it about a month ago and he said he's interested in that option. No idea if he's changed his mind since then.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 11:05 am
by ToTheLeft
I would love to see TB back next year. We'd be the deepest 4-5 in the Big South. Pat, Antwan, Carter, Joel, Tyler, Bill, Baird, all capable of playing minutes.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 1:25 pm
by Th3rd
ToTheLeft wrote:I would love to see TB back next year. We'd be the deepest 4-5 in the Big South. Pat, Antwan, Carter, Joel, Tyler, Bill, Baird, all capable of playing minutes.
i would love to see him back as well, but i dont know how effective Bake would be... i mean injuries dont just go away, and it seems like he is just prone to it....

i wish nothing but the best for him, and i could see him coming back next year to be a mentor type for guys like joel and baird.... just dont know how effective his playing will be

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 1:27 pm
by ToTheLeft
I think giving him 5-10 a game would be great. Senior leadership, knows the system, hard working.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 2:31 pm
by grm
I'd love to see him get another crack at it.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 2:47 pm
by olldflame
Of course, when we talk about Tyler possibly returning for a 6th year, the "elephant in the room" is the scholarship situation.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 3:02 pm
by LUconn
not being close to the situation in the least, I'd say there's no way he's granted a 6th year. From what I've seen, they're pretty stingy with those and they don't give a flip about LU or Baker.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 3:41 pm
by olldflame
Actually, the NCAA seems to be getting a bit more lenient in giving out 6th years. Witness recent examples on our football team; Sene and Childress. It is supposed to be granted for a "medical hardship". I would thing if anyones situation meets that description, it's Tylers.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 4:13 pm
by SuperJon
LUconn wrote:not being close to the situation in the least, I'd say there's no way he's granted a 6th year. From what I've seen, they're pretty stingy with those and they don't give a flip about LU or Baker.
Tyler's the textbook case for a 6th year. I don't know if he'll apply for it or not though.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 4:14 pm
by SuperJon
olldflame wrote:Actually, the NCAA seems to be getting a bit more lenient in giving out 6th years. Witness recent examples on our football team; Sene and Childress. It is supposed to be granted for a "medical hardship". I would thing if anyones situation meets that description, it's Tylers.
Childress was a 5th year, not 6th.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 5:21 pm
by Cider Jim
Chris Lang wrote: I asked Baker about it about a month ago and he said he's interested in that option.
Lang with breaking news! :clapping

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 19th, 2010, 5:40 pm
by jcmanson
The game is on MASN

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 20th, 2010, 1:19 pm
by kdinva
ToTheLeft wrote:I know we all feel like High Point is out of our league based on the whooping we got in Millis, but they are a horrible road team. They match up well enough with us, but they won't be able to do the things they do in Millis, in the Vines. They are also a streaky team, watching their game against CSU it just seems like they fall asleep for minutes at a time. I know we do that, too, but it's something we can exploit.

They run the floor and spread the floor very well. If we don't get out in transition, we're in trouble. As well, we need to work the offense and attack the lane. Getting Cruz and Law in foul trouble hurts their offense a lot, since the offense is predicated on the post drawing attention away from their shooters (Barbour, Harris, etc.) However, they do run an offense that can explot some of our weaknesses. I am sure Dale has watched the same tape I have, and much much more. But I think we have a good shot at winning this game.
I believe the way VMI was able to beat High point twice was not to let Barbour and Harris go hog-wild with the scoring Study . VMI "held" those two to a combined 31 points on Tuesday. Law killed us inside, Daniels had fine numbers as well. Plus Kenon being on fire was huge in the VMI win Tuesday. Good luck tonite Play Basketball . Loser can kiss good-bye any chance for 4th place.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 20th, 2010, 1:25 pm
by Chris Lang
Liberty's already done in that regard. The only way the Flames get the four is if they win out and UNCA loses out. Not happening.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 20th, 2010, 8:00 pm
by WinthropEagleFan
Looks like the game is on FamilyNet...I'll be watching it as I listen to Winthrop's game.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 20th, 2010, 8:20 pm
by olldflame
Better crowd tonight. Maybe 4000. Tyler was introduced with Kyle, and his knee injury referred to as career ending.

Re: Game #28: vs. High Point (SENIOR NIGHT)

Posted: February 20th, 2010, 8:21 pm
by SuperJon
olldflame wrote:Better crowd tonight. Maybe 4000. Tyler was introduced with Kyle, and his knee injury referred to as career ending.
It's CFAW which helps.