Penn State scored 38 points last night in men’s basketball. And won. I repeat. Penn State scored 38 points in a full regulation game and even won. Poor Illinois. Goodbye top 20.
Penn State's Team Stats:
TOTALS FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A
13-46 3-17 9-11
28.3% 17.6% 81.8%
The 28.3% is Penn State’s field goal percentage. The number lower than 28.3 is 17.6. That is their 3-point percentage. A pretty pathetic performance. Alliteration!
Here are Illinois’s stats:
TOTALS FGM-A 3PM-A FTM-A
15-50 3-16 0-0
30.0% 18.8% 00.0%
Not much better. Slightly better, and still lost. The amazing thing is no free throws attempted. If I’m the Illinois coach, I’m calling the Big 10 commissioner about this. Considering that PSU did commit 8 fouls, maybe he should be teaching his kids how to attack the rim and draw contact.
Thursday, February 19, 2009
Wednesday, February 18, 2009
NC State @ UNC
NC State and UNC gear up for another squabble tonight. After winning its last two conference games (which is a streak for NCSU), the Pack will try for legitimacy tonight in the Dean Dome. A win would put the Pack in great position to make a late season run to make the NCAA tourney, or at least the NIT. Even the NIT would be a marked improvement over last years late season implosion.
As for UNC, another win just gets them closer to #1 seed in the ACC tourney, and quite possibly, the NCAA tourney as well.
As for UNC, another win just gets them closer to #1 seed in the ACC tourney, and quite possibly, the NCAA tourney as well.
Labels:
men's college basketball,
NC State,
UNC
Tuesday, February 17, 2009
All that room, and 2 subs collide?
Recently in the news, a US and Soviet satellite crashed into each other in space orbit. Now we learn that earlier in February, French and British nuclear subs collided in the Atlantic Ocean.
Besides just being shocked that these things could bump into each other with so much space to roam around, I was surprised that France even had a navy.
What’s next? Are the Greeks and Italians going to go at it?
Besides just being shocked that these things could bump into each other with so much space to roam around, I was surprised that France even had a navy.
What’s next? Are the Greeks and Italians going to go at it?
Labels:
satellite collision,
submarine collision
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