George Washington 62 St. Bonaventure 52- Numbers and Notes – A10Talk

Super Sunday was all, but this for St. Bonventur. Bonnies dropped 62-52 game of George Washington. The game on Sunday in the center of Riley saw that the revolutionaries were improving to 16-8 (5-6), while Bonnies dropped to 17-8 (5-7).

George Washington had a four -point lead, as the Bona crime was fighting for the first 20 minutes. After the break, Bonnies went out to a good start to grab their first lead. It was a two possession game before George Washington, using a drought for Bona, continued at 8-0 to take a 43-39 lead with a little less than eight minutes to play. The presenter grew to seven before Bonnies could answer. The brown and white came to an affair with one possession, but they were never able to draw evenly. Circle and notes …

Possessions: 64

Offensive efficiency: GW 97, St. Bona 81

Four factors:

EFG PCT.- GW 47, St. Bona 43

FT speed- GW 29, St. Bona 11

Oreb pct.- GW 47, St. Bona 26

To evaluation- St. Bona 21, GW 31

Accent points:

Ineffective efficiency. Bonnie were held up to 81 offensive efficiency, their second lowest of the season. The worsening of things was the fact that the low efficiency of Bona (79) was published in their previous trip against Loyola Chicago. Moving forward, which leaves questions about Bona’s violation at this decisive stage of the season.

Several factors to be taken into accountS Bonnies fired 32% of the floor in the first half. They improved to 43% after Antrakt, but still ended with 38% showing the afternoon. George Washington turned 42% of the game match. Bona Out shot Chris Kaputo 6 out of 21 out of three (29%) compared to 5 out of 21 (24%). They scored 23 points from the turnover (up to the six GW), but the struggles were in the crime of half the court.

We are not a great three -point shooting team, but we beat them with one of the three -point line, “Bon Schmidt coach told Gobonnies.com. Nevertheless, the Bonnies were kept to their largest point and the smallest field goals (21) in one game this season.

Internal work. Bonnie were beaten on the boards with a decisive margin 39-24. The result saw George Washington ask for an 11-5 advantage in the second chance.

For the second consecutive race, they appeared on short points in the paint category. “We usually win the points in the paint, but today we have been defeated by 10 (34-24),” Schmidt said. “Some of these were the opportunities for a second chance. We did not reach the glass as much as we needed, and we gave them opportunities for a second chance. ”

Kenpom.com MVP– Rafael Castro. 15 points, 10 bounce double-double for the revolutionaries 6’11 ”junior. Trey went 15, and Darren Buchanan added 12. The boon was walking from Noel Brown with 15. Noah Bolanga celebrated 14-year-old 14, draining four three pointers and Melvin’s advice had 11.

Notes. Castro was the leading re -play of the game with 10. Brown, who walks Bona with eight boards.

Three of the three Bolangga pointers came in the starting six minutes of the race. The freshman 6’8 ”shoots 50% (11 out of 22) in a conference game.

Last year’s meeting saw that the revolutionaries had grown 86 points in winning 86-75 over Bonnie. He was the most published by an opponent of Bonaventure in a conference game, in regulation in the last five seasons.

Melvin’s advice has distributed six assists as his seven games of the season by six or more.

Bona Moore’s chance made his four theft career. Previously, he had four against North Iowa back in November.

The victory allowed GW to surpass last year as a whole and the overall victory of the conference last season.

George Washington’s victory snapped with two games. Revolutionaries will be home to entertain VCU on Wednesday.

Bonnies will try to click a slide of two games while visiting Rod Island on Wednesday. Arche of Archie Miller is also in two games, a losing series and stands 4-7 in the A10 game. After the trip to the ocean state, Bonnies will continue the Swing of New England as they visit Umass on Saturday.

“I thought George Washington was more physically. If you look at the statistics, there were 13 thefts, we forced 20 rpm. We did some positive things, but from a 40-minute point of view we didn’t. ” – Mark Schmidt