Clutch free throw shooting
How refreshing was it to see A.J. Ogilvy get to the line and knock down 11 of 12 free throws last night? It seems that these double and triple teams will be coming all season from teams with undersized centers. If he can knock down his charity shots, the Dores will be fine.
Also refreshing was to see John Jenkins step up with the coolness of a senior and knock down four clutch free throws to ice the game in the last minute.
Can we get a pool going for the game when he misses his first free throw? I'd hate to see it, because looking at 100 percent is very pretty.
Also, let's hope there is no investigation into point shaving here. Jermaine Beal misses a free throw that would have caused a push in the betting line. (Vandy was favored by seven). It almost seemed as if Vandy wanted to keep that margin under 7 towards the end of the game there.
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Jenkins
Man, I loved seeing that ice cold demeanor from a freshman. Didn’t give in to the pressure, didn’t turn the ball over when double teamed. Once he gets comfortable with the speed of the NCAA game, he’s going to be fun to watch.
by Christian D'Andrea on Dec 3, 2009 11:46 AM EST reply actions
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His shot will start falling on the long range ones. Right now he’s an extremely valuable contributor. Can you imagine how this offense will explode when he gets more comfortable? Right now he’s a big supplement.
Tinsley
I think Jenkins will soon start over Brad. Tinsley had six TOs and only 1-6 from behind the arc.
A starting five of Beal/Jenkins/Walker/Taylor/Ogilvy makes me really excited.
If anything it might spark Tinsley's play some
He’s struggled mightily at the beginning of this season. It might do him some good to have the pressure he’s facing be relieved so he can just go out and play ball.
by Stanimal@VSL on Dec 3, 2009 12:38 PM EST up reply actions

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