A Boost for Our Bench Scoring: The Maine Preview
I am currently watching Georgetown-Notre Dame on CBS, and they flashed a stat onscreen that caught my eye. It said that Georgetown is ranked #345 out of 347 D-I schools in bench scoring with 17 points per game, and Notre Dame is last in the nation at #347 out of 347 with 13.6 bench points per game.
I immediately called bullshit. As a Terrier fan, I know that absolutely NOBODY has worse bench production than us.
Basketball State doesn't show bench scoring, so I had to add this up myself. All told, even including 5 or 6 games at the beginning when John Holland was coming off the bench, BU non-starters only scored 290 points in 28 games - an average of 10.3 points per game. So SUCK IT CBS, I had no idea where you got that stat from. I'd love to know what they were talking about.
Things could change today, as it's Senior Day and all our senior bench guys will start, meaning we will have Jake O'Brien and John Holland coming off the bench. Here's how I see our starting lineup:
G Mike Schulze
G Tunde Agboola
F Sherrod Smith
F Valdas Sirutis
F Brendan Sullivan
Anything else would be a travesty. Lowe, Strong and Morris don't need to start this game. All 5 of those bench guys should get at least 4 minutes, since this game is essentially meaningless. It would be really awesome if Scott Brittain could suit up for this one too, but I don't see it happening.
So let's have these guys go out and win this Senior Day for Scott.
Labels: Brendan Sullivan, Carlos Strong, Corey Lowe, Georgetown, Jake O'Brien, John Holland, Maine, Mike Schultz, Notre Dame, Scott Brittain, Sherrod Smith, Tunde Agboola, Tyler Morris, Valdas Sirutis
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