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NC State 88, Florida State 81

Four Factors NC State
Florida St.
eFG% 55.7 49.1
Turnover Rate 24.4 18.9
Off Reb Rate 48.3 36.1
FT Rate 66.0 59.6

 

Pts Poss OFF_EFF DEF_EFF
FSU 81 73.9 109.6 119.1
NCSU 88 73.9 119.1 109.6

 

Box Score

Catch, one dribble to the left, pop. Good.

"Now that is ridiculous."

             -- Dan Bonner with six and change to go.

Scott Wood's night in a nutshell.  Wood wasn't free on that particular attempt; Michael Snaer was with him all the way.  It didn't matter.  With that shot, NC State put another dagger in another attempt at a rally by Florida State.  On a night in which Tracy Smith finished 1-8 from the field and Javier Gonzalez fouled out with more than four minutes to go, Wood was the one-man answer.

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good, very good

i am sitting here feasting on “this team is more likely to lose all sixteen conference games than bounce back due to its resilience”. i made this comment at this site after the loss to uva. i am gladly eating those words.
comcast sports in their t.v. listings indicated that a replay of the game is to be aired at 12 noon today. truthfully, i was planning to look at it win or lose-i being that type of a state fan. now i am really looking forward to the game to see if Coach made an adjustment to his offense to give Wood more looks. did he run a more up tempo Sendek Princeton offense-just kidding?
i have Clemson tickets and while i was looking forward to going to the game am now doing so moreso.

by sbas2 on Jan 13, 2010 6:34 AM EST reply actions  

From the highlights...

…. it appeared that Wood was just on fire. Hitting everything… fallaway 22-footers with a hand in his face, etc. I’ll watch the full game tonight – I’m DVR’ing at 2pm, since I skipped the game & liveblog last night (see comments in liveblog thread).

The question is – will I be allowed back in the liveblog?

by wolfonthehill on Jan 13, 2010 7:13 AM EST up reply actions  

Wood was just on fire

He also did not hesitate to pull the trigger like he has in some games.

Of course, what is an NC State game without crazy crap happening. I loved how in the last minute FSU (more specifically Singleton) could not miss. I had visions of florida in my head.

I loved Vandenberg’s play. He went toe-to-toe with Alambi(sp?). Howell also did a very good job rebounding and taking care of the ball, even if he made the latter a little exciting. For thoughs that did not see the game, Howell was in for at least the last 4-5 minutes (I think) of the game instead of Horner.

I was also glad that the universe did not collapse in upon itself when Mays and CJ were in the backcourt at the same time. Mays actually did a great job hitting free throws and taking care of the ball. I don’t see him ever being a facilitator of our offense, but he handled himself well. CJ also seemed a little more aggressive coming off the bench, but was still pretty much a non-factor.

by PACKHOOLIGAN on Jan 13, 2010 8:25 AM EST reply actions  

Oh yeah

Props to Degand and Tracy for hitting thoughs free throws. The only bad thing Wood did all night was miss 2 FTs in crunchtime.

by PACKHOOLIGAN on Jan 13, 2010 8:26 AM EST reply actions  

Kind of surprising but

Wood’s “not-an-excuse” was that he had a partially torn contact (ouch), perhaps from being poked in the eye earlier, so I hope we can give him that one. I was afraid that it would catch on like when Tracy missed those two the other night. The other guys, esp Mays, deserve a lot of credit, for knocking them down.

by bugblatter on Jan 13, 2010 3:39 PM EST up reply actions  

I wish refs

would call more intentional fouls in end of game scenarios like that, especially when the trailing team is fouling prior to the inbound pass.

Can the staff just tell Vandenberg to spend every practice shooting jump hooks with his left and right hands? I am liking that the refs don’t automatically blow their whistles when he blocks someone, although that will change against duke and unc.

Do we have any room for Jerry Wainwright on the staff? I’ve always had a high opinion of him. (I know we don’t, just wishful thinking)

by PACKHOOLIGAN on Jan 13, 2010 3:48 PM EST reply actions  

With great power comes great responsibility

Liveblog flashback:
Tuesday January 12, 2010 7:10 Steven @ BTP: yes
Tuesday January 12, 2010 7:10 Steven @ BTP: i need about 6 more of those from wood

You know, Steven, if you can just make things happen by saying them, I’d really appreciate it if you would stick to positive statements in the first minute of the game, and leave out the sarcastic negative predictions in the closing seconds.
But yeah, keep doing this.

by acc_10k on Jan 13, 2010 5:56 PM EST reply actions  

For me to use my powers for good...

…. I need to stop watching games.

Seems so unfair……

by wolfonthehill on Jan 14, 2010 8:17 AM EST reply actions  

Anyone catch Tim Brando's Berman attempt?

Scott “Knock on” Wood? Really? How long you spend thinking that one up?

The obvious one is Scott “Three” Wood, but I’m warming to Scott “Norwegian” Wood…

by PeeDub on Jan 14, 2010 2:23 PM EST reply actions  

From Andrew Carter:

Scott "Jimmy Chit" Wood. How’s that grab you?

I missed the “Knock On Wood” remark, fortunately. That nickname doesn’t even make sense.

by Akula Wolf on Jan 14, 2010 3:17 PM EST up reply actions  

Ok, that’s pretty good.

by PeeDub on Jan 15, 2010 1:54 PM EST up reply actions  

Scott

“Layin’ the” Wood

by PACKHOOLIGAN on Jan 14, 2010 7:29 PM EST up reply actions  

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