For those of you new to this series, check out the original Project Defensive Score Sheet post. The rest of you know what I’m about to say…
“Here’s the chart (click to enlarge). Notes are after the break.”
For those of you new to this series, check out the original Project Defensive Score Sheet post. The rest of you know what I’m about to say…
“Here’s the chart (click to enlarge). Notes are after the break.”
Better late than never, right? Being a Kansas fan, this wasn’t a fun one to score. Here’s the chart, notes are after the break.
My second article for ‘Peacock Sports’ just went live. This one applies my hype clouds idea to the Player of the Year race, and looks at how hype matches up with actual offensive production for the three main candidates (Walker, Fredette, and Sullinger). Here’s a sneak peak at the January POY hype cloud:
To read the whole thing, head over to NBCSports.com
[EDIT: I’m no longer searching. Huge thanks to Luke Winn, who probably has access to some super secret SI footage vault, for sending me video of the first half. I should get this game scored tonight, just in time to watch Kansas@Colorado.]
Here on the west coast, CBS preempted the beginning of the Texas-Kansas game with 10 minutes of UCLA shooting free throws to close out their win over Stanford. I don’t really want to post the defensive charting for a partial game, so the Project Defensive Score Sheet stats will be delayed until I can find a source for the opening 6 minutes. Or until I give up. If anybody has a link to an online replay stream, or if you want to take a video of the beginning off of a DVR recording, let me know in the comments (or drop me an email). Thanks!