– By David Walsh
One of the worst shooting teams at The Sun Belt Conference, Marshal’s shooting continued during coastal Carolina, one of its bright days of an attempt season.
Chanticlers, the final in the Sun Belt Conference in Thre-Point Shooting at 32 percent, is connected to 12 out of 22 for 55 percent. It included 8 out of 12 attempts in the second half. And they sit in the foul line (64 percent) at the bottom of the league in the league, yet they made 14 out of 17 for 82 percent.
Combine that with 33 percent of Marshall’s performance (24–72), which involves making one of its last 10 shots, when the thundering herd had two shut down the reduction of 13 points and was likely to take the lead. This allowed coastal Carolina (8–17, 5-9 sun belt) to run away with victory, 74-67, in front of 1,982 fans at HTC Center at CONway, SC on Saturday afternoon
“We can’t shoot the way we are shooting,” Herard Coach Dan D’Antony said at the radio post-game show. “We can’t win such games.”
Jacob Mayor closed one three with 8:23, leading to a 63-50 lead to the domestic team.
The Back gave a storm to the herd behind the game of Cam Crawford from the bench and Kevon Voals. Violes scored a turnover run with 5:39 and cut down four (63-59) deficit. This was part of the 9-point run. Violes scored a late from a turnover with 4:16 and obtained martial within a (65–64) and indicated timeouts by chanticals.
Marshal got some stop and then seemed to score to take the lead, but could not hit. Kielon Blackman of the home team responded with three with 2:03 for a 68-64 lead. The herd will miss twice before joining the Wat Fricks attached to the Wat Fricks to get back the deficit for the remaining two (68–66).
The mayor will again dry a clutch three with 38 seconds to go for a lead of 71-66 again. After another herd Miss, the mayor fouled and made two free throw for a 73–66 lead. Each team will get a free throw to set the final score.
“We tried to take a good shot,” D’Antony said in a post-game visit with the media that she about the opportunity to take the lead. “We had two look very good. It comes down that they hit their own and we did not.”
John Oziako, 6-Foot-10, and Braden McCarr, 6–11, each had double-dabbles for chanticals. Oziako scored 16 points and 12 rebounds for his league-Agni 14th double-dabble. Macvicar closed with 12 points and 10 boards.
On the other hand, the flocks tolerated thick sledging. Obino Anocheli -Killain had two points (1 -6 -6 shooting) and three rebounds. Nat Martin scored a total of four points (1 -7 -7 shooting) and seven rebounds.
“This is their strength. That’s what they go,” D “Antony asked about working down from the house. “We had 20 more shots. No way you should lose. You put more, started dropping them down.”
The mayor led the coastal Carolina with 21 points (7 -12 -12 from the floor which includes 5 -6–6 3s). Blackmon added 14.
Violes led the herd (12–15, 7-7 SBC) with 15 points. Fri chased with 14 and Kamdin Karfman 13. Fricks hit 4-7 from the back of the arc and led the rebels with eight.
“He is really playing well,” D “Antony said about Frick. “He is a competent shooter. To find out how to use him.”
D’ANTONI will love to show him how to bring anochili-killen back to the track. He is the major scorer of the team. He moved 1 out of 14 from the ground for Thursday’s loss at Appalachian State.
“Obino got to play,” D “said Antony. “I don’t know where his aggressive game went. He is being pushed around. The players go through him.”
This is the first win for chanticals on the herd in two sessions (in total 1-3).
“I like to defeat the teams,” D “Antony said. “We have to achieve that they are not going to do it.”
Crawford, who was recently used by restraint, had a total of nine points.
“He gives you everything you want to see,” D “said Antony. “He is a good player, has always been. He needs that discipline to play our system.”
Marshall played his last two games at the Came Henderson Center this week. James Madison arrives for the Appalachian State on Saturday at 7 pm on Saturday. The tip has been pushed back by 6 pm for national broadcast on ESPN2 or ESPNU.
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On behalf of women, Old Dominion had learned Marshall very little from the loss of 30 points in the first meeting. Bound on half in that one, the herd opened the game as 90–60 in the fourth period.
In Remach on Saturday, Monarks launched half to two, then Marshall hit 32–12 scoring leads in the third period of victory in the third period, collided at 89–75.
The flock is 19–6, 13–1 and the sun is above the belt. The Old Dominion falls to 18–7 and 9–5 in the league play.
Marshall trusted his trademark to win. Twelve thrice, 24 turnover for 33 points and 28–9 gains in bench points. Meredith Mayer led with 16 points (four threads), AB Beman had 15, Icelin Hayes 15, before he came out, with Breena Campbell 13 and CC Mayis 11.
En’Dya Buford and Brenda Fontana had 16 each for emperors. Kay Clarke made 10 nets.
Saturday was the annual Play4kay, named for former Kayat Yo, former coach of the NC State, who died of breast cancer in 2009.
The herd and the old dominion wore pink. Avoid cancer, men and women, were recognized.
Marshall has two more road games next week. It is 8 pm on Wednesday in the state of Texas and 1 pm in Ul-Monro on Saturday.