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Who did the little things and perhaps, not so little things, to help Duke win tonight? For this poster, this is one of those rare occassions where the man of the match and the BeDeviler could be the same.

-EarlJam

EarlJam wrote:For this poster, this is one of those rare occassions where the man of the match and the BeDeviler could be the same.

-EarlJam

Totally agreed (see my post in the main game thread). For me, it's Nolan all the way. There is no steadier hand on this team in all phases of the game.

While I'll agree that Nolan was extra special tonight. However, it was Lance who had the job of defending Booker, which he did admirably and still managed to contribute big on the offensive end. Look at his stats:
5-9 from the field
3-3 from the stripe
7 boards (1 offensive, 6 defensive)
35 minutes played
"Held" Booker to 22pts.

Not too shabby.

TNTDevil wrote:While I'll agree that Nolan was extra special tonight. However, it was Lance who had the job of defending Booker, which he did admirably and still managed to contribute big on the offensive end. Look at his stats:
5-9 from the field
3-3 from the stripe
7 boards (1 offensive, 6 defensive)
35 minutes played
"Held" Booker to 22pts.

Not too shabby.

Aren't you forgetting that he also didn't "tire" down the stretch? ;)

LT, Babeeeee!

Lavabe wrote:

TNTDevil wrote:While I'll agree that Nolan was extra special tonight. However, it was Lance who had the job of defending Booker, which he did admirably and still managed to contribute big on the offensive end. Look at his stats:
5-9 from the field
3-3 from the stripe
7 boards (1 offensive, 6 defensive)
35 minutes played
"Held" Booker to 22pts.

Not too shabby.

Aren't you forgetting that he also didn't "tire" down the stretch? ;)

I think Ollie P pulled his game plan together by reading IC....

Jesus_hurley wrote:

Lavabe wrote:

TNTDevil wrote:While I'll agree that Nolan was extra special tonight. However, it was Lance who had the job of defending Booker, which he did admirably and still managed to contribute big on the offensive end. Look at his stats:
5-9 from the field
3-3 from the stripe
7 boards (1 offensive, 6 defensive)
35 minutes played
"Held" Booker to 22pts.

Not too shabby.

Aren't you forgetting that he also didn't "tire" down the stretch? ;)

I think Ollie P pulled his game plan together by reading IC....

I used to really think the world of Ollie P, but last night's strategy was just ridiculous. You'd think someone on the team would have responded to Ollie by saying something like, "But Coach, Nolan Smith is on fire."
Maybe Ollie was doing this: