MBB Final Louisiana 71, ULM 68

[anhil8tor]

I went Saturday.

Can you tell me how the attendance Saturday compares to the rest of the season? I thought it looked pretty full. Too bad we couldn't have scanned the people attending Rio as basketball fans...I'm sure Scout night helped too.

Also team is a typical Marlin team. No half court offense. 1 pass maybe 2. 3 point shot...
35% from the field is terrible. At least Free Throw Shooting is good tho right?

[Cajunsmike]

I went Saturday.

Can you tell me how the attendance Saturday compares to the rest of the season? I thought it looked pretty full. Too bad we couldn't have scanned the people attending Rio as basketball fans...I'm sure Scout night helped too.

Also team is a typical Marlin team. No half court offense. 1 pass maybe 2. 3 point shot...
35% from the field is terrible. At least Free Throw Shooting is good tho right?

We shot lots of threes Saturday because of the zone defense being played by ULM. Late in the game, they went away from the zone and more drives occurred. Another way to get teams out of zone is to put a guy near top of key and to let him make decisions. Mo would be our best guy to do that with but he can’t hit a jump shot which is often open against those defenses. Fortunately he hit one late at Coastal Carolina to give us a win. That might be the only one he has knocked down all season.

[Million$Mullet]

I went Saturday.

Can you tell me how the attendance Saturday compares to the rest of the season? I thought it looked pretty full. Too bad we couldn't have scanned the people attending Rio as basketball fans...I'm sure Scout night helped too.

Also team is a typical Marlin team. No half court offense. 1 pass maybe 2. 3 point shot...
35% from the field is terrible. At least Free Throw Shooting is good tho right?

I wasn’t able to attend the game on Saturday but from watching the game on tv it looked like by far the biggest crowd of the year not counting mcneese.

[RaginScotsman]

Announced 2,005. Sounded a bit louder on TV than many other games this year, at least.

I think we've been averaging like 12-13 hundred announced.