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Season 25 National Tournament Sweet 16
Washington & Lee 81 Elizabethtown 77
Generals hold off Blue Jays
In a game of runs, Washington & Lee got the last one and then held off a furious Blue Jay rally to advance to the Elite 8. Alex Hoffman came up big with 20 points and 6 assists and Lee Houston added 12 in the win. Elizabethtown was led by Steven Evans who had a game high 24 points. W&L used their pressure defense to force 17 turnovers to help gain control of the game.
The game got off to an ominous start as the Generals couldn't muster much of a defense falling behind 7-0 early. However, they finally got going with a 7-0 run of their own to tie it and the teams settled in. Washington & Lee broke away midway through the first half after a James Woodson three to go up by five during an 11-1 run finished off by a Hoffman pull up jumper to lead 30-20. The Generals held a 38-30 halftime lead.
After an early second half run by the Blue Jays, Washington & Lee went on a 14-4 run to go up by 14 points. Then Elizabethtown went to work going on a major run taking the lead at 54-52 after a 16-0 tear. Houston hit a three to end the run and start one for the Generals as they ripped off a 12-2 spurt to retake the lead. This time the Generals held on answering every Blue Jay attempt to close the gap for the four point victory.
Adrian 84 Eastern Mennonite 64
Bulldogs dethrone Royals
Eastern Mennonite was willing to try anything to slow down the Adrian juggernaut, starting three centers which worked to keep the rebounding even, but also created more turnovers as the Bulldogs eventually wore down the Royals for the 84-64 victory. Tim Clontz poured in 18 points and Donald Black wrapped up his collegiate career with 13 points on just 3-12 shooting in the loss. Richard Page and Gary Michael each scored 23 points for the Bulldogs.
The first half saw the teams stay fairly even early with Mennonite holding a five point edge when Adrian started to heat up taking that five point deficit and turning it into a three point lead. Adrian then really applied the pressure in going on a 12-4 run to end the half using mostly strong offense to gain the advantage. Page knocked down 6 of his 16 first half points during the late run. Donald Black started well for the Royals with 8 points in the half.
The second half began well for the Royals as they battled back to be down only 3 on Gerald Williams' jumper at 17:24 in the game. From there, the Mennonite defense just couldn't stop the high-powered offense of the Bulldogs as Adrian steadily extended the lead to 23 before finishing off the Royals with the 20 point victory.
1/10/2008 6:12 PM
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Season 25 Postseason
National Tournament Elite 8
West #3 Washington & Lee vs. West #1 Washington (MO) (UCAC) (-6)
1/10/2008 9:19 PM
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Season 25 National Tournament Elite 8
Washington & Lee 93 Washington (MO) 90
Generals upset Bears in battle of Washington's
Washington & Lee withstood a barrage of three pointers in the last minute to hold off Washington (MO) and advance to the final four. The defense came up big again forcing 20 turnovers and the Generals knocked down 11-25 threes to drive the offense. Lee Houston led the Generals with 19 points, Robert Mark provided an inside presence with 14 points. Off the bench the Generals got excellent contributions from James Woodson adding 18 points and Jeremy Jeffrey with 12 points. The Bears were led by Kevin Mason who had a game high 22 points and 14 rebounds and Jeremy Dunmire chipped in 16 points. Starting shooting guard Raymond Johnson was hampered by foul trouble and exited the game at 6:41 remaining in regulation, but his replacement, Peter Eilers, nearly pulled the game out for the Bears hitting 3-5 three-pointers in the last minute.
The first half was all Generals early as Washington & Lee bolted out to a 33-14 lead over the first 10 1/2 minutes behind Houston and James Woodson's threes and a pressure defense that led to turnovers and easy buckets. Washington finally began taking care of the ball and finding holes in the defense finishing the half on a 23-11 run to trim the lead to seven at 44-37.
The second half was a continuation of how the first half ended as the Bears came out strong and burned the General defense in a 10-0 run over the first four minutes. Mark put an end to the scoreless streak with 1-2 free throws and both teams finally settled in and battle back and forth. With the Generals down 2 and Johnson fouling out, Washington & Lee finally got a foothold and built a four point lead. Houston was fouled while shooting a three and only managed to hit 1 of 3, but Woodson picked off a Lester Mishler pass and converted to put the Generals up 7 with 2:31 .
Then it got interesting. With under a minute to play and Washington & Lee still playing a sagging defense, Eilers heated up knocking down 3 of 4 three-pointers, but W&L answered by hitting 8 of 8 free throws. With a three point lead with 4 seconds remaining, Mark went to the line with a chance to ice the game, but inexplicably missed both free throws of the double bonus opening the door for the Bears. Fortunately for Mark and the Generals, Eilers last second heave was no good and W&L had advanced with an impressive win. The Generals will face yet another Iba powerhouse in SUNY Oneonta in the final four. In back to back games Coach whunt1 will have faced the two winningest coaches and programs in the DIII overall and national tournament history in kelby_03 and oldave.
1/10/2008 9:56 PM
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Season 25 Postseason
National Tournament Final Four
West #3 Washington & Lee vs. South #3 SUNY Oneonta (SUNYAC) (+4)
1/10/2008 10:01 PM
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Season 25 National Tournament Final Four
SUNY Oneonta 82 Washington & Lee 74
Red Dragons retire Generals
SUNY Oneonta used strong rebounding and excellent three-point shooting and were helped by Washington & Lee going cold at the end of the game to upend the Generals in a thriller. Roger Johnson scored a game high 25 points on 7-10 from long-range and backcourt mate Henry Campbell added 23 points on 5-8 from deep doing most of the Oneonta damage as the Red Dragons hit 12-23 from three point range as a team. The frontcourt provided support as Mark Williams had 16 points and 12 rebounds and David Vance added 8 points and 17 rebounds. Washington & Lee got strong efforts from James Woodson with a team high 15 points off the bench, Donald Allen with 13 points, and Alex Hoffman with 11 points. The Generals forced 23 turnovers but were outrebounded 49-30 by the Red Dragons.
Washington & Lee got off to a good start hitting their first five free throws and took a 10-5 lead before going on a cold spell from 14:28 to 9:18 and losing their lead. Robert Mark got a steal and a lay up at the 9:18 mark to tie the game at 12, but Oneonta had the momentum. After Campbell buried two threes, Johnson scored to put Oneonta up 32-21 with 3:08 to play in the half. A Lee Houston three cut it to six, but the Red Dragons answered quickly to take a 39-27 lead into the intermission.
In the second half, Woodson finally got the Generals going with two steals and lay ups over a one minute span and later nailed a three to trim the deficit to six. After two Oneonta free throws, Joseph Lee buried a three and Derek Maloney got a steal and a bucket to make it a 3 point game with 11:42 to play. A Hoffman steal and lay in cut it to one as the General defense was really heating up. Woodson knocked down a big three at the 7:22 mark to give W&L the lead. The teams then traded the lead seven times as both offenses suddenly got hot. A Mark steal and lay up tied the game at 72 with 3:18 to go.
Then W&L went cold at the wrong time. Campbell got a steal and a lay in, then knocked down a three to give the Red Dragons the lead for the last time with just 1:02 to play. Mark got a tip in to trim it to three with 35 seconds and Williams only managed 1-2 free throws leaving the door open for the Generals, but Lee and Houston missed threes. Vance converted 4-4 free throws over the last 15 seconds to seal the victory and a spot in the National Championship game.
1/11/2008 5:38 PM
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Quote: Originally Posted By barretchap on 11/25/2007
All-Time Team Wins
RankWinsTeam
32 477 Eastern Mennonite
56 439 Washington & Lee
65 426 Guilford
67 425 Bridgewater
82 410 Lynchburg
165 356 Emory & Henry
174 352 Roanoke
223 329 Virginia Wesleyan
231 325 Washington & Jefferson
257 310 Bethany
266 306 Hampden-Sydney
315 286 Randolph-Macon
1/12/2008 9:42 AM
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Quote: Originally Posted By barretchap on 5/08/2007
ODAC All-Time Postseason
Edited 1/12/07
Eastern Mennonite
Conference tournament champs: seasons 11, 14, 18, 19, 22
PI Bids: season 15 (1st round)
NT Bids: season 7 (2nd), 11 (2nd), 12 (1st), 14 (2nd), 16 (1st), 18 (2nd), 19 (sweet 16), 20 (championship game), 21 (1st), 22 (sweet 16), 23 (2nd),24 (1st), 25 (Sweet 16)
Guilford
CT champs: 15, 16, 20, 21, 24
PI: 14 (3rd), 22 (1st)
NT: 8 (1st), 15 (1st), 16 (championship game), 18 (1st), 19 (sweet 16), 20 (sweet 16), 21 (elite 8), 24 (sweet 16), 25 (2nd)
Hampden Sydney
CT: 5
PI: 13 (1st)
NT: 5 (1st)
Emory & Henry
CT: 3
PI: 8 (2nd), 10 (3rd), 11 (1st)
NT: 3 (elite 8), 4 (2nd), 6 (sweet 16), 7 (1st)
Lynchburg
CT: 7, 10, 12, 25
PI: 13 (1st), 19 (championship game), 20 (1st), 24 (champion)
NT: 7 (1st), 8 (2nd), 10 (1st), 11 (1st), 12 (2nd), 22 (sweet 16), 23 (1st), 25 (1st)
Bridgewater
CT: 6, 8, 9, 17
PI: 11 (1st), 12 (3rd), 15 (final four), 21 (final four),22 (1st)
NT: 3 (1st), 6 (2nd), 8 (2nd), 9 (sweet 16), 10 (2nd), 13 (1st), 14 (2nd), 17 (2nd), 18 (2nd)
Washington & Lee
CT: 1, 13
PI: 15 (2nd), 16 (1st), 20 (2nd)
NT: 1 (1st), 13 (2nd), 17 (1st), 18 (2nd), 19 (elite 8),21 (1st), 22 (National Champs), 23 (1st),24 (2nd), 25 (Final Four)
Washington & Jefferson
CT: none
PI: 16 (final four)
NT: 11 (1st)
Virginia Wesleyan
CT: 4
PI: 11 (1st), 12 (1st), 19 (1st), 24 (final four)
NT: 2 (1st), 4 (final four)
Roanoke
CT: none
PI: 8 (1st), 9 (3rd), 10 (final 4), 14 (3rd)
NT: none
Randolph-Macon
CT: 2
PI: 10 (1st), 13 (2nd)
NT: 1 (elite 8), 2 (1st)
Bethany
CT: 23
PI: 22 (1st)
NT: 23 (2nd)
1/12/2008 9:47 AM
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Quote: Originally Posted By barretchap on 6/28/2007
ODAC All-Time Conference Coaching Wins (thru season 25 - regular season only)
Bold - current coach
* - Leader at school
updated 1/12/08
Coach Wins
whunt1 (Washington & Lee) 184*
colville (Guilford) 159*
hoosierchap (Eastern Mennonite) 138*
PythonWeber (Bethany) 113* Dean of the ODAC (began season 9)
boobyknight (Bridgewater) 100*
(6-10)
barretchap (Lynchburg) 97*
sreese (Emory & Henry) 83*
dlwkmack (Hampden-Sydney) 77*
ciaradever2 (Roanoke) 77*
xcaliber715 (Bridgewater) 72
(11-15)
rshy (Eastern Mennonite) 67
homerjoe1973 (Randolph-Macon) 51*
vegaskevin (Lynchburg) 48
esb41 (Washington & Jefferson) 43*
cwittrun (Bethany, Hampden-Sydney) 38
(16-20)
bnys (Virginia Wesleyan) 37*
bridgebum (Roanoke) 36
vegaskevin2 (Lynchburg) 35
rshy2 (Eastern Mennonite) 34
jnanney (Virginia Wesleyan) 33
(21-25)
billhulley (Bridgewater) 32
ulcardfan (Washington & Jefferson) 31
weena (Emory & Henry) 29
rmh87 (Randolph-Macon) 28
hoss6901 (Bridgewater) 28
(26-30)
dexterdduane (Virginia Wesleyan) 27
wcrouch76 (Virginia Wesleyan) 26
ukfireman (Bethany) 23
Garhawks (Roanoke) 23
BattlinBucs (Washington & Lee) 23
(31-35)
stock104ever (Guilford) 23
iclgriz (Hampden-Sydney) 22
angadan (Washington & Lee) 22
muirwood2002 (Roanoke) 22
pogosrsf (Washington & Jefferson) 22
(36-40)
simAI (Virginia Wesleyan) 22
cavone (Virginia Wesleyan) 21
mfaino (Washington & Jefferson) 20
wolfpack (Washington & Jefferson) 20
hbramblet (Guilford) 20
(41-45)
bdub13 (Eastern Mennonite) 20
jreitz (Washington & Jefferson) 18
toddjd (Randolph-Macon) 18
simAI (Emory & Henry) 16
spitballerz (Emory & Henry) 15
(46-50)
bmoore310 (Emory & Henry) 14
simAI (Randolph-Macon) 14
simAI (Hampden-Sydney) 14
dalter (Emory & Henry) 13
brian2470 (Randolph-Macon) 13
(51-55)
billabercrom (Roanoke) 11
mrbf (Lynchburg) 11
calvinhydro (Lynchburg) 11
BigSpartan09 (Bethany) 11
trousersnake (Roanoke) 10
(56-60)
heilicser (Randolph-Macon) 10
brett55555 (Guilford) 10
parker8099 (Emory & Henry) 10
nr6229 (Washington & Lee) 10
simAI (Washington & Jefferson) 10
(61-65)
maconmadness (Randolph-Macon) 9
Brocktune310 (Washington & Lee) 9
jaded (Bethany) 9
gordonbops (Washington & Jefferson) 9
treymo (Hampden-Sydney, Guilford) 7
(66-70)
bluemaniac (Washington & Jefferson) 7
deanroyheels (Hampden-Sydney) 7
simAI (Bethany) 7
salty (Randolph-Macon) 7
johncannon (Virginia Wesleyan) 6
(71-75)
ccook19 (Washington & Jefferson) 6
ukshawn (Guilford) 6
wazzy9 (Virginia Wesleyan) 5
coachbruce (Eastern Mennonite) 5
cubrunner (Lynchburg) 5
(76-80)
44dunn (Lynchburg) 5
wolfepack (Hampden-Sydney) 4
gonzo0612 (Randolph-Macon) 4
bjlanier (Roanoke) 4
descolada99 (Randolph-Macon) 3
(81-85)
cflowers (Lynchburg) 3
bullhog (Roanoke) 3
simAI (Roanoke) 3
goblinbc (Guilford) 2
boughm (Bridgewater) 0
(86-88)
simAI (Guilford) 0
raisingkane8 (Virginia Wesleyan) 0
1/12/2008 9:50 AM
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Quote: Originally Posted By barretchap on 9/24/2007
ODAC East History
Bold - Undefeated season
Season #Conf. Champ(s)Runner-up(s)
1 Guilford Bridgewater
2 Guilford Emory & Henry
3 Emory & Henry Bridgewater
4 Emory & Henry Eastern Mennonite
5 Hampden-Sydney Bridgewater, Eastern Mennonite
6 Bridgewater Emory & Henry
7 Eastern Mennonite, Emory & Henry
8 Guilford Lynchburg, Emory & Henry
9 Bridgewater Emory & Henry
10 Bridgewater Eastern Mennonite
11 Lynchburg, Eastern Mennonite
12 Lynchburg Eastern Mennonite
13 Bridgewater Lynchburg, Hampden-Sydney
14 Bridgewater, Eastern Mennonite
15 Guilford Eastern Mennonite
16 Guilford Eastern Mennonite
17 Bridgewater Eastern Mennonite
18 Bridgewater Guilford
19 Eastern Mennonite Guilford
20 Eastern Mennonite Guilford
21 Guilford Bridgewater
22 Eastern Mennonite Lynchburg
23 Lynchburg Eastern Mennonite
24 Guilford Lynchburg
25 Eastern Mennonite Guilford
1/12/2008 9:52 AM
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Quote: Originally Posted By barretchap on 9/24/2007
ODAC West History
Bold - Undefeated season
Season #Conf. Champ(s)Runner-up(s)
1 Randolph-Macon Bethany, Washington & Jefferson
2 Washington & Lee, Virginia Wesleyan
3 Virginia Wesleyan Washington & Lee, Washington & Jefferson, Roanoke
4 Virginia Wesleyan Roanoke
5 Roanoke Randolph-Macon
6 Roanoke Randolph-Macon, Washington & Lee
7 Roanoke, Washington & Jefferson
8 Roanoke, Bethany
9 Roanoke Randolph-Macon
10 Roanoke Randolph-Macon
11 Washington & Jefferson Roanoke
12 Virginia Wesleyan Washington & Jefferson
13 Washington & Lee, Randolph- Macon
14 Roanoke Bethany
15 Washington & Lee Washington & Jefferson
16 Washington & Lee, Washington & Jefferson
17 Washington & Lee Randolph-Macon
18 Washington & Lee Randolph-Macon, Virginia Wesleyan
19 Washington & Lee Virginia Wesleyan
20 Washington & Lee Bethany, Virginia Wesleyan, Washington & Jefferson
21 Washington & Lee Roanoke
22 Washington & Lee Bethany
23 Bethany Washington & Lee
24 Washington & Lee, Bethany
25 Washington & Lee Washington & Jefferson
1/12/2008 9:52 AM
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Final RPI (season 25)
RankConferencePrestigeRecordSOSRPI
1.Heartland Collegiate Athletic ConferenceC+184-159.5547.5494
2.Michigan Intercollegiate Athletic AssociationC+185-166.5590.5482
3.Upstate Collegiate Athletic ConferenceC+189-157.5461.5435
4.Old Dominion Athletic ConferenceC+177-168.5459.5349
5.Commonwealth ConferenceC+186-161.5344.5342
6.American Southwest ConferenceC182-163.5323.5293
7.St. Louis Intercollegiate Athletic ConferenceC185-157.5226.5246
8.Northwest ConferenceC+181-159.5237.5236
9.Centennial ConferenceC181-166.5256.5207
10.Pennsylvania Athletic ConferenceC176-165.5168.5149
11.Southern California Intercollegiate AthleticC180-157.5088.5142
12.Little East ConferenceC177-161.5133.5136
13.USA South Athletic ConferenceC174-164.5099.5100
14.State University of New York Athletic ConferenceC179-165.5116.5087
15.University Athletic AssociationC178-159.4992.5063
16.North Coast Athletic ConferenceC172-169.5060.5051
17.Skyline ConferenceC169-169.5083.5042
18.New England Small College Athletic ConferenceC-171-165.5016.5028
19.Great Northeast Athletic ConferenceC162-176.5074.4999
20.Commonwealth Coast ConferenceC167-171.5008.4973
21.Iowa Intercollegiate Athletic ConferenceC170-166.4933.4960
22.Ohio Athletic ConferenceC+166-175.5025.4951
23.Capital Athletic ConferenceC164-177.4972.4904
24.College Conference of Illinois and WisconsinC157-183.4974.4862
25.Empire 8C161-174.4783.4770
26.Freedom ConferenceC160-175.4770.4767
27.North Atlantic ConferenceC-157-178.4784.4758
28.Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic ConferenceC159-177.4788.4757
29.New Jersey Athletic ConferenceC-154-181.4717.4686
30.City University of New York Athletic ConferenceC152-185.4755.4665
31.Wisconsin Intercollegiate Athletic ConferenceC142-195.4744.4600
32.Midwest ConferenceC-141-195.4539.4422
1/12/2008 9:55 AM
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Final Season 25 Standings
East Standings
SchoolCoachConf.
W-L		Overall
W-L		Home
W-L		Road
W-L		Top 25
W-L		Last 10STRKRPISOS
E. Mennonitehoosierchap13-323-810-210-43-27-3L11314
#17 Guilfordcolville12-423-88-412-21-37-3L12846
Lynchburgbarretchap11-520-118-58-52-57-3L14723
Emory and Henrydalter8-812-164-97-62-63-7L110817
Hampden-Sydneywolfepack4-1212-167-64-90-54-6L117074
Bridgewaterbillhulley4-1212-166-55-101-23-7L113141
West Standings
SchoolCoachConf.
W-L		Overall
W-L		Home
W-L		Road
W-L		Top 25
W-L		Last 10STRKRPISOS
#6 Washington and Leewhunt115-127-610-112-35-48-2L1813
Washington and Jeffersonjreitz11-514-135-49-80-56-4L19364
BethanyPythonWeber6-1010-175-95-70-22-8L5266184
Virginia Wesleyanjohncannon6-108-195-83-101-23-7L421431
Randolph-Maconmaconmadness5-1111-166-85-71-23-7L4277250
Roanokebillabercrom1-155-225-100-110-31-9L7350177
1/12/2008 9:58 AM
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Lynchburg Season 25 single-game highs
Points: 22 (C John Lee vs. Bluffton; PF Terry Lambert vs. Hampden-Sydney)
Rebounds: 14 (C John Lee vs. New Jersey City, vs. Bridgewater, vs. Bethany; C James Puzinski vs. Washington & Jefferson)
Off. Rebounds: 7 (C James Puzinski vs. Hampden-Sydney, vs. Washington & Jefferson)
Assists: 7 (SG John Gregoire vs. Eastern Mennonite, vs. Guilford)
Steals: 3 (SG Ricky Matranga vs. New Jersey City; PF Terry Lambert vs. Hampden-Sydney)
Blocks: 7 (C John Lee vs. Roanoke)
FG Made: 8 (C John Lee vs. Bluffton; C James Puzinski vs. Eastern Mennonite)
FG Attempts: 17 (SF James Atkinson vs. Principia)
FT Made: 12 (C John Lee vs. Washington & Jefferson)
FT Attempts: 14 (C John Lee vs. Washington & Jefferson)
3pt Made: 5 (PG Bryan Kelly vs. North Park)
3pt Attempts: 12 (PG Bryan Kelly vs. Skidmore)
1/12/2008 10:18 AM
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Great job again on the updates, etc. barrett!!!
1/12/2008 10:53 PM
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Washington & Lee Season 25 Round Up
Team Highs & Lows
Points:116 (116-85 win vs. Washington & Jefferson)
40 (40-33 win at Washington & Jefferson)
Rebounds: 49 (win at Roanoke)
20 (win at E. Mennonite)
Assists: 19 (Manchester -Round of 32, #15 Elizabethtown Sweet 16)
5 (win at Pacific, win at Washington & Jefferson)
Steals:17 (win at Hampden-Sydney)
3 (win vs. # 17 Guilford, win at Washington & Jefferson)
Blocks: 13 (win vs. Roanoke)
1 (win at Hobart & William Smith)
FG%: .645 (win vs. S. Maine)
.267 (win at Washington & Jefferson)
FT%: .923 (loss at #4 SUNY-Oneonta - reg. season)
.438 (win vs. Lynchburg)
3 pt FG%:.636 (win vs. S. Maine)
.250 (win at Washington & Jefferson)
Turnovers 4 (win vs. Manchester in Round of 32)
20 (loss vs. #17 Guilford, ODAC quarterfinals)
FG% Allowed: .293 (win vs. Bridgewater)
.586 (win at Bethany)
3 pt FG% Allowed: .000 (0-9) (win vs. S. Maine)
.522 (loss vs. #4 SUNY-Oneonta -- Final 4)
Turnovers Forced: 31 (win at Hampden-Sydney)
8 (loss at #11 Delaware Valley)
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Finished the season 27-6, Ranked #6. 8 RPI, 13 SOS, Prestige A+
10-1 home, 12-3 road, 5-2 neutral, 15-1 conference play, 7-5 vs. Top 25
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100 point games: 4-0 when scoring 100, with wins vs. at #25 SUNY-Potsdam (106), at Hobart & William Smith (108), vs. Washington & Jefferson (116), at Bethany (105)
*
90 point games: 6-0 when scoring 90, with additional wins vs. S. Maine (97) at Washington (Mo.) (93) in Elite 8
*
Cant Drive 55: 16-0 when holding opponents under 55, including wins vs. #3 Adrian, then-#24 Chowan, #17 Guilford, then #17 E. Mennonite, and Lynchburg. 11 of 16 conf. opponents helf to under 55.
*
Looking forward to next season:
3-1 this season vs. next year's non. conf. schedule: Return dates vs. Hobart & William Smith (108-63 win), #3 Adrian (63-47 win), Mary Hardin-Baylor (68-53 win) & Eureka (63-59 loss in seson-opener). Next season's non-conf. opponents finished this season at 206-105.
For the Record
Several season 25 Generals finished the year breaking into the all-time W&L record books
Sr. SG Lee Houston -- 10th Minutes (2749)
13th Assists (265)
4th Steals (129)
Sr. SG James Woodson -- 7th Assists (332)
12th 3pt FG% (41.0%)
Sr. PG Alex Hoffman -- 14th Assists (261)
10th Steals (110)
5th FG% (51.1)
Nationally Speaking
Washington & Lee finished season 25 ranked among the nation's leaders in the following categories:
Fewest Turnovers: 7th at 10.6 per game
Steals Allowed: 11th at 4.2 per game
Steals Margin: 18th at 4.4 per game
Turnover Margin: 10th at (-)5.6 per game
All About the Team
The Generals finished 15-1 in the conference and made a run to the Final 4 despite having only 1 player in the top 25 the conference in points (SG Lee Houston, 17th at 10.6 ppg).
3 Generals finished top 25 in rebounding (So. Jeremy Jeffrey, 15th at 6.6; Jr. Robert Mark 19th at 5.9; Sr. Donald Allen 25th at 5.4).
3 guards finished in the top 25 in assists (Sr. Alex Hoffman 5th at 3.7; Sr. Lee Houston 17th at 2.7, Sr. James Woodson 21st at 2.4)
Defensively things looked differently for W&L as Jeffrey (10th at 1.3) & Mark (20th at .9) finished among the league leaders in blocks.
4 of the top 8 thiefs in the league (and 6 of the top 25) were Generals, led by league leader, Hoffman (1.4). Woodson & Houston ried at 3rd in the league with 1.2 steals per game & Jr. SG Joseph Lee tied for 7th with 1 swipe per game. So. SF Robert Stucker (tied for 11 th at .9) & Allen (tied for 17th at .8) also cracked the top 25.
Hoffman (2nd), Allen & Woodson (tied for 8th), Stucker (14th) & Mark (20th) finished in the top 25 in FG%.
Woodson (4th), Houston (12th), & Lee (14th) were in the top 25 in 3pt. FG%.
Lee (15th) & Hoffman (25th) led Washington & Lee's efforts from the charity stripe.
1/13/2008 11:59 AM
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