Syracuse - Rutgers Postgame Reactions OR This Is The Big Show
2 Comments Published on 1.14.2009 by Brian Harrison
I think I'm gonna get myself a T.It’s no mystery that the Rutgers Athletic Center (The RAC) is a tough place to play. But seeing as Syracuse was ranked #9, everyone expected Syracuse to pull the game off. Sure enough they did as they outscored Rutgers in the second half 43 to 28. Syracuse pulled out a conference win at the RAC in convincing fashion 82-66.
This was a game in which Paul Harris exploded on the scoreboard with 26 points, with the help of Jonny Flynn’s masterful passes. This was the Niagara Falls Show, along with the Paul Harris Hour, and the Jonny Flynn Experience. Harris also picked up an enjoyable technical foul by hanging on the rim after a dunk that was completely unnecessary. That’s some fun stuff. You can tell this team loves playing together.
Onuaku also had a big night inside with 19 points, five rebounds, and a block before fouling out. He was the catalyst in the first half that really kept this team in the game and eventually helped them keep the lead before half time.
Both Eric Devendorf and Jonny Flynn had 15 points, and Flynn was just shy of a triple double with seven rebounds and nine assists. He had one hell of a game, probably Flynn’s best all around game of the season. Just in time for the real heavy games.
The team shot very well in this game, making 61.1% of their field goals. They also shot 33.3% from beyond the arc. Free throws were about the same, earning 63.6% from the line in this game.
Kristof! must have shot one too many missed reverse lay ups because he played not one minute in this game. Such a shame.
Clearly the team is looking prime to take on Georgetown. You’ll have a more complete postgame reaction from me from now on as my semester is now firing on all cylinders. Until next time, remember that rarely does something good come out of New Jersey. This is one.
This was a game in which Paul Harris exploded on the scoreboard with 26 points, with the help of Jonny Flynn’s masterful passes. This was the Niagara Falls Show, along with the Paul Harris Hour, and the Jonny Flynn Experience. Harris also picked up an enjoyable technical foul by hanging on the rim after a dunk that was completely unnecessary. That’s some fun stuff. You can tell this team loves playing together.
Onuaku also had a big night inside with 19 points, five rebounds, and a block before fouling out. He was the catalyst in the first half that really kept this team in the game and eventually helped them keep the lead before half time.
Both Eric Devendorf and Jonny Flynn had 15 points, and Flynn was just shy of a triple double with seven rebounds and nine assists. He had one hell of a game, probably Flynn’s best all around game of the season. Just in time for the real heavy games.
The team shot very well in this game, making 61.1% of their field goals. They also shot 33.3% from beyond the arc. Free throws were about the same, earning 63.6% from the line in this game.
Kristof! must have shot one too many missed reverse lay ups because he played not one minute in this game. Such a shame.
Clearly the team is looking prime to take on Georgetown. You’ll have a more complete postgame reaction from me from now on as my semester is now firing on all cylinders. Until next time, remember that rarely does something good come out of New Jersey. This is one.
Labels: Basketball, Big East
TNIAAM came out of New Jersey. So did Kevin Johnson. So did the light bulb.
So out of the history of man you could only get three. Hence why rarely was the exactly correct word.
Sean, it is nothing against you man.
PS - Edison, NJ is not so bad.