There is no doubt that the teams strength is in the interior with our bigs.
I am interested in watching how our back court runs the offense.
I would also like to see an improvement in our free throw shooting as last year was less than good, good being 80%.
Tuesday will be a good indication as Belmont is a very good team.
Now here is another question for all. What game do you watch Tuesday night? Basketball or Football? Fortunately BBALL starts at 7 and Football @ 8. Maybe record the football game and you can start it after the bball game and fast forward through all the commercials.
GO BOBCATS
With 8 returning veterans, Belmont should be ranked. Not just the mid-major rankings, all of them. They will dominate the OVC and again be the team in the big dance that nobody wants to play. Add in their perpetual "Rodney Dangerfield" complex about respect (which in reality they actually get plenty of, but having a chip on the shoulder always comes in handy).
Keys to winning:
1) Belmont has to have a bad shooting night, especially from three
2) Stay out of foul trouble. Muzinsky (sp?) is quite a hoss in the paint.
3) Somebody for Ohio has to take over the game. Possibly BVP.
4) Don't underestimate Belmont's athleticism. They may not "look" NBA... but...
4a)Belmont and their neighbor Lipscomb both have players in the NBA. Know this.
5) Hit the boards. Samford (only early season loss 2020) outrebounded them big.
6) Scoring off the bench. Samford had a guy off the bench score 23 that game.