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Old 03-30-2008, 12:18 AM   #21 (permalink)
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Just got back from Florida. Nice win, that was a tough loss for the Mountaineers. I just couldn't believe Xavier was going to do what they did last year and blow the lead and lose the game. It was a great game and was very exciting.
Yes, it was. By the way, I am about to play a game of MVP 2005, so maybe I will pick up that win you were hoping for over your vacation!
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Old 03-30-2008, 02:51 AM   #22 (permalink)
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Iona (0-1) @ Princeton (1-0)

November 14th, 2007
Code:
               1st  2nd  OT  Final
Iona            16   31  --    47
Princeton       28   44  --    72

              Away   Home
Field Goals  21/50  27/49
3 Pointers    1/16   9/18
Free Throws    4/4   9/14
Rebounds        23     27
Assists         13     14
Turnovers       13      8
Steals           6     11
Blocks           1      1
Princeton, NJ - The Princeton Tigers remain undefeated under Coach Frizzell as they put on a clinic against the Iona Gaels, winning by a final score of 72-47, a 25 point win. Princeton was propelled by stellar three points shooting, in particular from Kyle Koncz. Koncz scored 31 points on 11/13 shooting. He hit 7/9 from three point range in the game as he was shooting lights out. "I was feeling it," admitted Kyle Koncz after the game. "I was draining everything out there. I really love those kind of nights!"

Coach Frizzell would like to see more of those nights if the Princeton Tigers are going to have any chance of beating the Duke Blue Devils next Monday. "We played a nice game," commented Coach Frizzell. "I hope we can continue our stellar play as we get into conference play in February. If so, we will be in good shape and may have a good shot at winning the Ivy League."

Noah Savage was the only other Princeton player who scored double figures in the game as he tallied 13 points, 4 rebounds, and 3 assists to compliment Kyle Koncz's 31 points.

The Princeton Tigers improve to 2-0 on the season. They will play the Duke Blue Devils (0-1) on Monday, November 19th, in their next game as part of the Hawaiian Invitational Tournament.

Iona
Points:
D. Gray - 14
Rebounds: J. Kelly - 5
Assists: Tarver/Gray - 3

Princeton
Points:
K. Koncz - 31
Rebounds: Z. Woolridge - 6
Assists: Savage/Steuerer - 3
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Old 03-30-2008, 02:54 AM   #23 (permalink)
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Hawaiian Invitational 1st Round Matchups

#6 Marquette vs. Alabama A&M
LSU vs. Oklahoma State
Princeton vs. Duke
#23 Illinois vs. Arizona State
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You certainly have the team off to a good start at ol' PU. Now the first real test comes as you take on the Blue Devils. I take it that you are the designated "away" team.
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You certainly have the team off to a good start at ol' PU. Now the first real test comes as you take on the Blue Devils. I take it that you are the designated "away" team.
Actually, we were the designated home team. I don't know why, but we were. We had the home uniforms and they had the road uniforms, plus our score was on the right side of the scoreboard signifying us as the home team. Maybe it is based off of records since they are 0-1 and we are 2-0. I am not sure.

I just finished the Duke game and will have the recap posted shortly.
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Duke (0-1) @ Princeton (2-0)

November 19th, 2007

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               1st  2nd  OT  Final
Duke            36   36  --    72
Princeton       26   34  --    60

              Away   Home
Field Goals  30/52  23/55
3 Pointers    8/16  10/24
Free Throws    4/5    4/7
Rebounds        23     24
Assists         16     10
Turnovers       10      9
Steals           8     10
Blocks           1      1
Honolulu, HI - The first round of the Hawaiian Invitational saw the Duke Blue Devils take on the Princeton Tigers. Duke took control early, but Princeton countered and got within 3 points late in the first half with the score 27-24 in favor of Duke. Duke would lead by 10 at the half. In the second half Duke would pull away until Princeton went on a huge run that tied the game at 49 with 6 minutes remaining. Unfortunately for Princeton, they ran out of gas during the comeback, as Duke went on to win 72-60 and advance to the second round.

Princeton was,once again, led by senior Kyle Koncz. Koncz scored a career-high 34 points in the game, one game after scoring 31 points against the Iona Gaels. Koncz drained 10 of his 17 three point attempts in the game as he shot lights out. Zach Woolridge was the only other Tiger in double-figures as he scored 10 points in addition to grabbing 7 rebounds.

Coach Frizzell picks up his first career loss with the loss. The Princeton Tigers fall to 2-1 on the young season. The Princeton Tigers will take on the Arizona State Sun Devils (0-1) in the 4th place bracket tomorrow.

Duke
Points: K. Singler - 27
Rebounds: B. Zoubek - 10
Assists: G. Paulus - 7

Princeton
Points: K. Koncz - 34
Rebounds: Z. Woolridge - 7
Assists: Schroeder/Savage/Woolridge - 3
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Hawaiian Invitational Results - 1st Round

#6 Marquette 88, Alabama A&M 56
LSU 73, Oklahoma State 56
Duke 72, Princeton 60
#23 Illinois 51, Arizona State 40
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Hawaiian Invitational Matchups - 2nd Round

1st Place Bracket
#6 Marquette vs. LSU
#23 Illinois vs. Duke

4th Place Bracket
Alabama A&M vs. Oklahoma State
Princeton vs. Arizona State
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Arizona State Easily Dismantles Tigers

11/20/07 vs. Arizona State (0-1)

Hawaiian Invitational

Final: 51-66

The Arizona State Sun Devils easily won this game off a strong start, as they took a quick 40-17 halftime lead as the Princeton Tigers were clearly outclassed by Arizona State. Arizona State rested most of their starters in the second half as Princeton closed the gap, but could not come all the way back, despite outscoring the Sun Devils 34-26 in the second period of play. "We were just outclassed and they had superior talent," commented Coach Frizzell in a post-game press conference. "We played well in the second half against their second-stringers and I felt we did a good job there, but we are certainly not on the same level of the big boys yet, which I did not expect we would be." The Sun Devils used a balanced scoring attack as seven starters scored at least five points and 11 out of 12 players on the roster scored in the game, which ultimately won them the game.

Arizona State Key Players
J. Shipp - 9 points, 2 steals
E. Boateng - 12 points, 7 rebounds, 2 blocks

Princeton Key Players
N. Savage - 12 points, 4 rebounds, 2 assists
Z. Woolridge - 10 points, 11 rebounds
K. Steuerer - 12 points, 3 rebounds

The Princeton Tigers fall to 2-2 on the season. Next, they will play the Oklahoma State Cowboys (2-2) in the 7th place game in the Hawaiian Invitational.
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Poor Shooting Leads to Blowout Loss to Cowboys

11/21/07 vs. Oklahoma State (2-2)

Hawaiian Invitational (7th Place Game)

Final: 41-71

"Whew, I am glad this game is over," commented Coach Frizzell after his team's 71-41 loss to the Oklahoma State Cowboys. Coach Frizzell's team was pummeled by the Cowboys as they destroyed them by a tune of 30 points. Princeton stayed in the game early on, taking a 14-12 lead early on. However, late in the first half, Oklahoma State made a huge run to grab a commanding 44-22 halftime lead. Oklahoma State went on to whoop Princeton's butt in convincing fashion, winning 71-41 and making the Princeton Tigers an embarrassing 0-3 in the Hawaiian Invitational, giving them a last place finish. "Well, I wish we could have done better, but at least we gave some effort out there," commented a weary Coach Frizzell. "I think we were really tired today, because, after all, playing three games in three days is tough." The key too this game was the shooting percetages. Oklahoma State shot 60% while Princeton shot a lowly 30%. "We need to work on both offense and defense," Coach Frizzell explained. "We shot horrible, but I think that was a result of our fatigue as we missed a lot of shots short. On defense we were just slow to the ball. I am not too worried, but we still must work on our game to be able to win the Ivy League like we hope to."

Oklahoma State Key Players
T. Harris - 13 points, 4 rebounds, 4 assists
O. Moonando - 28 points, 8 rebounds, 6 assists

Princeton Key Players
L. Gunn - 7 points, 2 rebounds
Z. Woolridge - 6 points, 6 rebounds

The Princeton Tigers fall to 2-3 on the season with the blowout loss.
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