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Friday, March 18, 2011
Might Be Broken
http://www.commercialappeal.com/news/2011/mar/18/memphis-falls-arizona-ncaa-tournament-thriller-77/#comments
C-USA Standings - 2010-11Year: 2010-112009-102008-092007-082006-072005-062004-052003-042002-032001-02
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Conference USA W-L GB PCT W-L PCT STRK
UAB 12-4 -- .750 22-8 .733 L1
UTEP 11-5 1 .688 25-9 .735 L1
Tulsa 11-5 1 .688 19-13 .594 L1
Memphis 10-6 2 .625 25-9 .735 W4
Southern Miss 9-7 3 .563 22-10 .688 L1
Marshall 9-7 3 .563 22-11 .667 L1
Southern Methodist 8-8 4 .500 17-14 .548 L4
East Carolina 8-8 4 .500 18-15 .545 L1
UCF 6-10 6 .375 19-11 .633 L2
Rice 5-11 7 .313 14-18 .438 L1
Houston 4-12 8 .250 12-18 .400 L7
Tulane 3-13 9 .188 13-17 .433 L2
REBOUNDS PER GAME35.7131st
ReplyDeleteOVERALLASSISTS PER GAME14.659th
OVERALLFIELD GOAL PCT.45097th
OVERALL2010-11 Memphis Tigers Schedule
Show games against teams in the 2011 NCAA Tournament
DATE OPPONENT RESULT/TIME
Nov 12 vsCENT W104-40
Nov 16 vsMIA W72-68
Nov 17 vsNWST W94-79
Nov 21 vsLSU* W70-61
Nov 23 vsUTM W102-80
Dec 1 vsARST W78-71 OT
Dec 4 vsWKU W77-61
Dec 7 vs#4 KU* L81-68
Dec 16 vsPEAY W70-68 OT
Dec 20 vsAMCC W68-63
Dec 23 vs#9 GTWN L86-69
Dec 30 vsLIP W88-70
Jan 2 vsTNST W91-86
Jan 5 @TENN L104-84
Jan 8 vsECU W61-58
Jan 12 @SMU L64-58
Jan 15 vsMRSH W77-61
Jan 19 @USM W76-75
DATE OPPONENT RESULT/TIME
Jan 22 @UAB W76-73 OT
Jan 26 vsUCF W77-61
Jan 29 @MRSH L85-70
Feb 2 vsTLSA L68-65
Feb 5 vsGONZ* W62-58
Feb 9 @UCF W63-62
Feb 12 vsUSM W67-61
Feb 16 vsUAB W62-58
Feb 19 @RICE L67-52
Feb 22 vsHOU W69-58
Feb 26 @UTEP L74-47
Mar 2 @ECU L68-57
Mar 5 vsTULN W66-61
Mar 10 vsUSM* W66-63
Mar 11 vsECU* W76-56
Mar 12 vsUTEP* W67-66
Mar 18 vsARIZ* L77-75
This is what I was alluding to in my post. If he could go pro he would. I hope he is getting his education.
ReplyDeleteWill Barton apparently did most of the talking.
"I brought him in and we sat and talked a little bit, and he said it all on his own," University of Memphis basketball coach Josh Pastner said Monday.
Barton, the 6-6, 175-pound freshman guard from Baltimore, didn't need Pastner to tell him he wasn't ready for the NBA. He had figured that out on his own.
"He said, 'I need to get bigger. I need to get stronger. There's things I need to get better on, and I know I'm not ready, '" said Pastner, who met with Barton and other players individually Monday and will continue those meetings today.
While some, including Barton himself, speculated in the preseason that he might be one-and-done, Barton, an All-Conference USA third-team selection, announced Monday via Twitter that he was returning for his sophomore season.
"Ending all speculation. ... I will be coming back 4 my sophomore season. No declaring or testing waters. We gonna do this the right way," he wrote.
Barton would have had until April 24 to declare for the draft. He could retain his college eligibility if he did not hire an agent and withdrew his name by May 8.
Pastner said Barton, Memphis' leading scorer (12.3) and second-leading rebounder (4.9), made the right decision.
Although he was second among C-USA freshmen in scoring and third on the team in assists (99), Barton committed 89 turnovers and shot 42.8 percent.
"I hadn't really done a lot of homework, but I had a pretty good sense of where things would be," Pastner said. "I think if you're a first-round pick, you probably need to go. Him coming back was the smart and right decision."
Before Monday, ESPN's Chad Ford didn't have Barton, who was on C-USA's All-Freshman team, on his list of potential draft entries. On Monday, after Barton's tweet, Ford added Barton to his "Out" list, writing, "He's a big-time talent, but he struggled to live up to the hype as a freshman. He'll need to prove to scouts he's more than just a scorer at the next level, but he's capable of working his way into the first round with a great (2011-12) season."
Pastner said Barton told him that he loved Memphis.
"Those were his exact words to me," Pastner said. "He said, 'I love being a college kid here. I love the school.' And he goes, 'I don't wanna go out the way we did, losing in the first round (of the NCAA Tournament).'"
Pastner said he has not met with forward Wesley Witherspoon, who said last Friday after Memphis' 77-75 loss to Arizona that he plans to return for his senior season.
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