clarkwgriswold

Being in the right place at the right time and inheriting a generational PCCC team.

From 7 different sources.

To summarize: Bad defense + good team shooting lights out = 115 points On to EMU.

Stan Heath brings his 6-5 EMU Eagles to the JAR Friday night to face the Zips, coming off of exam week. Like many other teams, EMU had to completely rebuild, returning only 7.9% of their minutes from last year. 6'9" redshirt Central Michigan transfer Mohammad Habnad leads the Eagles with 14.9 ppg and 8.1 rpg. 6'7" redshirt senior guard Addison Peterson, who's on his 5th college team, averages 11.5 rpg and 5.1 rpg. They have wins over Georgia State, Cincinnati, Detroit Mercy, Oakland, NJIT and Cleary. Their losses are to Pitt, UPFW, Louisville, Butler and and IU Indy. Stan Heath, the John Wooden of Ypsilanti, will have them ready.

Groce has said again and again that the way this team gets being just being good is by improving defensively. Clearly, they're still just good.

Groce may have a coronary if they give up 100.

Chippy game.

I got the feeling early when Joe told me that the Zips coaches thought Murray State was more talented than Yale.

This game just has a bad feel to it.

Okay, we need 20 guys to all kick in a buck and we're going to @kreed5120's to watch the stream. He's providing the grub.

2-way. All day. Every day.

Another thought would be to offer these tickets or a discount on them the upper reserved and general admission season ticket holders.

Here's the number for Victim Assistance- (330) 376-0040.

I'm not a soccer guy and can't say that I understand most of the rules, but one thing about the game that has frustrated me in my limited knowledge is just how many calls by the officials are largely subjective.

I too was skeptical of Lyles and figured at best he'd be a 10 or 12 minute guy some day and was likely a transfer portal candidate. As for Scott, I always had faith in him as it was obvious Groce had faith in him as he played him more and more at the end of games as his first season wound down. That's always a good measure of Groce's feelings about a player.