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  1. 10 hours ago, Let'sGoZips94 said:

    1    Enrique Freeman    Akron    Sr.    6-7    F    8    101    12.6
    2    Hunter Dickinson    Kansas    Sr.    7-2    C    9    110    12.2
    3    Armando Bacot    North Carolina    Sr.    6-10    F    9    107    11.9
    4    Vonterius Woolbright    Western Caro.    Sr.    6-6    G    8    90    11.2
    5    Zach Edey    Purdue    Sr.    7-4    C    9    101    11.2

     

    Current leaders for Rebounds Per Game. 

    The height differential on here is crazy. The fact that Enrique is outrebounding Zach Edey by more than 1 per game is wild!

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  2. 1 hour ago, csims0917 said:

    I was in the third row of the student section and in the front row some rowdies were making fun of his jump shot and acting shocked when he’d make a free throw. It’s not a huge deal, not like there were any chants or anything but I don’t appreciate seeing it. 

    Again the rowdies leadership has been lacking the last couple years, the fact that they don't know he is our best FT shooter just shows they don't know ball

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  3. I understand we were just coming off a 3 game losing streak, but I do think the crowd was less than it should have been   The box score has it at 3100, that isn’t true. I think the free toy tickets might have been counted in that. 
     

    On the football page people always say “once the team wins, people will show up”. And yes that is a good point, that isn’t everything. This is one of the best Zips teams on paper in recent memory. They are playing Bradley, a highly regarded opponent nationally. The crowd wasn’t anything crazy, probably below-average to be honest. I only saw one tweet this morning mentioning cram the cruiser and bring a toy get a free ticket. The in game experience is lack luster, we haven’t had a DJ since covid. I always say it, but lack of promotions, while it may be silly, it does mean something to the experience. Willy Kollman isn’t the emcee anymore, he was always one of my favorite parts of games pre covid. 
     

    Yes basketball does a better job than football at basically everything. But we need to do more if we actually want to see big crowds for a great product

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  4. 33 minutes ago, NWAkron said:

    I never hear a negative comment from the student section about any Zips player.

    It isn’t ever going to be audible. But yes students are going to complain when we are going through struggles. Hankerson always got people in the student section saying “stop shooting” or “This guy sucks” same with Sammy, Ali, Trimble, etc. They aren’t ever going to be chants against our own players, but I think some students who aren’t huge fans do make quick judgements.

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  5. 16 minutes ago, csims0917 said:

    Definitely a small crowd unfortunately. Bradley is not a sexy name despite there good records. Even I never heard of them til last year. Winter break will be tough for attendance im hoping the Columbus fans root for us on the 30th. Then we the rowdies can turn up momentum post MLK day when the semester starts (reminder we start later this year on the Tuesday after MLK day for the spring)

    I do agree that the name Bradley doesn’t sound very crazy. The friend I brought to the game asked me “Are these guys D-1?” Before the game. And after the game said “Those guys were horrible”

  6. 42 minutes ago, LZIp said:

    Seems like taking the Braves is easy money. We just don’t seem to be at the level we expect yet (granted Ali is a large part of that).

    I don't know about that, Bradley is coming off 2 Ls in a row, and coming to Akron. Sounds pretty similar to our situation last week. I would at least take Zips ML

  7. 1 hour ago, LZIp said:

    Student body still has 3 if i'm not mistaken, and those 2 courts weren't highly used when I was in school, can't imagine that got any better with about half the student population.

    The other 3 still there are almost exclusively used for pickup basketball. The blue courts in my time where used for nearly all intramurals, and had a more diverse court schedule. When covid hit, they spaced out the workout equipment and put a lot of machines in the blue court area. When it was time to take them out, my guess is that not many people had even seen those courts in use which caused them to give away the space

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