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- | ====== November 1, 2009 - Virginia | + | ====== November 1, 2009 - Marquette |
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===== Wrapping Up The Virginia Workout ===== | ===== Wrapping Up The Virginia Workout ===== | ||
- | Coach Buzz Williams said following the Haunted Hoops scrimmage that he hoped his Golden Eagles would be " | + | Coach [[Buzz Williams]] said following the Haunted Hoops scrimmage that he hoped his Golden Eagles would be " |
Turns out, that wasn't exactly the case. | Turns out, that wasn't exactly the case. | ||
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With all 11 healthy scholarship players making the trip and taking part, MU for the fourth straight year reaped some major benefits from the closed-door, | With all 11 healthy scholarship players making the trip and taking part, MU for the fourth straight year reaped some major benefits from the closed-door, | ||
- | MU twice worked out against Kansas State under coach Tom Crean, and last year traveled to Nebraska in Williams' | + | MU twice worked out against Kansas State under coach [[Tom Crean]], and last year traveled to [[Nebraska]] in Williams' |
"I think that Coach (Tony) Bennett' | "I think that Coach (Tony) Bennett' | ||
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"In other words, you keep playing until somebody scores, and it's really good because it allows you to work on your half-court execution both ways -- offensively and defensively -- and at the same time it gives you an opportunity to better prepare yourself in your transition defense and transition offense. We call it in and out at Marquette in practice -- we play it every day, just because you get looks at your half-court stuff and then your full-court stuff both ways. So we played that game to seven, and we played three of those. | "In other words, you keep playing until somebody scores, and it's really good because it allows you to work on your half-court execution both ways -- offensively and defensively -- and at the same time it gives you an opportunity to better prepare yourself in your transition defense and transition offense. We call it in and out at Marquette in practice -- we play it every day, just because you get looks at your half-court stuff and then your full-court stuff both ways. So we played that game to seven, and we played three of those. | ||
- | Perhaps most important, no one was injured -- a major benefit for the Golden Eagles, considering how hard they were hit in the off-season. Sophomore guard Darius Johnson-Odom also saw his participation increase yet again as he continues to recover from a foot injury that's limited him since last month. | + | Perhaps most important, no one was injured -- a major benefit for the Golden Eagles, considering how hard they were hit in the off-season. Sophomore guard [[Darius Johnson-Odom]] also saw his participation increase yet again as he continues to recover from a foot injury that's limited him since last month. |
"It was a really good day. We ground our guys up," said Williams. "The priceless thing about doing this is to have an opportunity with so many new guys to see what getting on a plane is like, seeing what getting on a bus is like. I know that sounds so elementary, but it will better prepare us for our road games this year. | "It was a really good day. We ground our guys up," said Williams. "The priceless thing about doing this is to have an opportunity with so many new guys to see what getting on a plane is like, seeing what getting on a bus is like. I know that sounds so elementary, but it will better prepare us for our road games this year. |