Path to the Hall of Fame (DDSCB2)

randy · April 19, 2015

2007 Draft

#51: Sr C Lee Martin

randy · April 19, 2015

2007-08 Washington Lineup

Starters

1: Jr PG Brent Green, 5-11, 2.5/4.0 (Lafayette, CO)
2: Sr SG Ronnie Peppers, 6-0, 3.0/4.0 (Tolleson, AZ)
3: Sr SF Lawrence Fox, 6-8, 4.5/5.0 (Leitchfield, KY) (*)
4: Sr C Shamel Anderson, 6-10, 3.5/4.0 (Sloan, IA)
5: Sr C Andrea Martin, 7-3, 4.0/4.5 (Camp Verde, AZ) (*)

Reserves

3/4: Sr SF Darius Chatman, 6-8, 2.5/4.0 (Riggins, ID)
1/2/3: So Winston Waldon, 6-5, 2.5/4.5 (Bellevue, WA)
1/2: Sr PG Alex Watson, 6-6, 2.0/3.5 (Honolulu, HI)
4/5: Sr PF Carlin Bogans, 6-10, 2.0/4.0 (Honolulu, HI)
3/4: Fr SF Michael Davis, 6-7, 3.0/4.0 (Fayetteville, TN)
4/5: Fr PF Joel Petty, 6-9, 1.0/4.0 (Urbana, MO)
1/2: So Chris Simmons, 6-5, 1.5/4.0 (Odessa, WA)

Walk-ons

4/5: Sr PF Tyler Moore, 6-8, 2.0/2.0 (Spanaway, WA)
2: Sr SG John Stevenson, 6-2, 1.0/1.0 (Anacortes, WA)

Transfers (ineligible to play this season)

4/5: So C Courtney Whaley (from Northwestern U), 6-10, 2.0/3.5 (Whitefish Bay, WI)

(*) Norton candidates

randy · April 19, 2015

Career Game #236

Start of Season

Coaches Classic

Nov 13, 2007: (16) Washington (0-0) vs (1) #2 Georgia Tech (0-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, balanced, some freedom, triangle
Defense: m2m, presses half of the game
Key Players: Fr PG Ed Lyday, #1 recruit this season
Notes:

1st Half

We outplayed GT in many aspects of the game, but we can't build a big lead. GT's PG Ed Lyday is very difficult to contain, and we committed a lot of fouls against him

Halftime: Up 41-34

Key stat(s)

FG: WASH 48%, GT 32%
Stls: WASH 7, GT 1

Key Players

WASH: SF Lawrence Fox 9 pts, 4 rebs
GT: PG Ed Lyday 14 pts, 3 3s

2nd Half

We got into early penalty once again. Our starting back court each has 4 fouls. But SG Winston Waldon has stepped up off the bench, with 13 pts.

11:25, Up 61-47

We have 2 starters already out with 5 fouls. We had a 17 pt earlier, but GT looks poised to make run. We are playing just to hold on

3:30, Up 76-61

We somehow were able to manage the clock, and hold on for the win. NCAA finals hero SF Darius Chatman came up with huge contributions once again, scoring all of his 7 pts down the stretch. GT is a team to watch out during the NCAA tournament later this season

Final Score: Washington - 81, Georgia Tech - 68

Box Scores

Fox 23, 4, 1, 3 stls, 3 blks, 4 3s (*)

Waldon 13, 2, 2, 2 stls, 3 3s

Peppers 9, 4, 3, 2 stls, fouled out

Martin 8, 4, 0, fouled out

Chatman 7, 0, 1

Bogans 6, 2, 0

Green 4, 4, 4

Watson 4, 2, 3, 3 stls, 3 tos

Anderson 3, 3, 0

Petty 2, 2, 0

Simmons 2, 0, 3, 2 stls, 3 tos

Davis 0, 1, 0

Team Stats

FG: 51-39%

Rebs: -1

Asts: +2

TOs: -5

Pts in paint: +20

2nd chance: +3

Fast break: +10

Post game observations

(+): We were making our jump shots today, including 9-21 3PT (39%)
(-): If there is one thing that worries me about our lineup is the backup PG position. PG Alex Watson and PG Chris Simmons had to play many minutes because of the foul trouble on PG Brent Green; Watson and Simmons combined for 6 turnovers today. We committed a total of 24 fouls

randy · April 19, 2015

Career Game #237

Coaches Classic Quarterfinals

Nov 15, 2007: (8) Georgia (1-0) vs (16) Washington (1-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, inside, good deal of freedom, 5 out
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Sr PF Phillip Williams 14 pts, 11 rebs in the 1st ga,e
Notes: GA defended the perimeter well, forcing their opponent to just 2-22 3PT shooting in their 1st game

1st Half

SG Ronnie Peppers with a good start, scoring our 1st 11 pts of the game. That set the tone on another good offensive performance

Halftime: Up 45-31

Key stat(s)

FG: WASH 49%, GA 31%
Asts: WASH 10, GA 5

Key Players

WASH: Sg Ronnie Peppers 15 pts, 2 3s
GA: PG Mike McCullough 12 pts, 4 3s

2nd Half

For a while, I thought GA's Mike McCullough can shoot his team back into the game, when they came to within 12. But our defense continuing to force a lot of turnovers on GA, and we are getting much more opportunities to score.

11:16, Up 62-41

The lead gave me an opportunity to play our reserves more. GA's PG Mike McCullogh had a game-high 24 pts (8 3s), but did not get sufficient contributions from the other players

Final Score: Georgia - 61, Washington - 78

Box Scores

Peppers 19, 1, 3, 3 stls, 3 3s (*)

Fox 11, 5, 1

Anderson 8, 4, 0

Green 8, 2, 5, 2 3s

Waldon 7, 0, 2

Martin 6, 7, 0, 3 blks

Chatman 6, 3, 0

Bogans 6, 2, 0

Simmons 5, 0, 9

Davis 2, 3, 0

Watson 0, 1, 3

Petty 0, 1, 0

Team Stats

FG: 46-36%

Rebs: -8

Asts: +12

TOs: -16

Pts in paint: +34

2nd chance: -5

Fast break: +7

Post game observations

(+): Very efficient offense with 23 assist and 5 turnovers. Impressive performance by PG Chris Simmons, 9 assists in 15 minutes, with only 1 turnover
(-): Just 7 FT attempts; only 2 coming from our big men

randy · April 19, 2015

Career Game #238

Coaches Classic Semifinals

Nov 17, 2007: (4) #1 Memphis (2-0) vs (16) Washington (2-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, balanced, focus on freedom, 5 out
Defense: m2m, presses half of the game
Key Players: So SF Alex Reeder 18.0 ppg, 4.5 rpg
Notes: MEM giving up an average of just 53 ppg in their 1st 2 games

1st Half

Our bench making a big difference in this game, led by SF Darius Chatman's 9 pts. Both teams in early penalty, but MEM capitalized more on the line

Halftime: Up 49-32

Key stat(s)

Bench pts: WASH 23, MEM 7
3PT: WASH 8-16, MEM 0-3

Key Players

WASH: SG Ronnie Peppers 10 pts, 2 3s

2nd Half

SG Ronnie Peppers continues to wax hot like a jalapeno, adding 12 more pts here in the 2nd half, to bring his total to 22.

11:54, Up 66-42

We were burying our 3s, while MEM seems to be allergic in shooting from the outside. MEM only had 7 3PT attempts, and they missed them all. In a matter of 5 days, we have beaten both the preseason #1 and #2 ranked teams

Final Score: Memphis - 61, Washington - 79

Box Scores

Peppers 27, 2, 3, 2 stls, 5 3s (*)

Waldon 12, 2, 0, 4 3s

Chatman 9, 5, 1, 2 stls, 3 tos

Anderson 8, 6, 2, 2 stls

Fox 8, 2, 0, 2 stls, 2 3s

Simmons 6, 0, 4, 4 tos

Martin 5, 11, 1, 2 blks

Green 2, 0, 7, 3 tos

Bogans 2, 0, 0

Davis 0, 1, 0

Watson 0, 0, 1

Team Stats

FG: 45-38%

Rebs: -3

Asts: +7

TOs: -2

Pts in paint: Even

2nd chance: -4

Fast break: +2

Post game observations

(+): We shot 13-28 3PT (46%).
(-): Got careless in the end, with 10 turnovers in the 2nd half

randy · April 19, 2015

Career Game #239

Coaches Classic Finals

Nov 17, 2007: (7) #4 Duke (3-0) vs (16) Washington (3-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, balanced, good deal of freedom, flex
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Fr C Joe Holloway 13.3 ppg, 11.3 rpg, 3.7 blk
Notes: Led by Holloway, DUKE is averaging almost 8 bpg

1st Half

Off to a slow shooting start, just 1-9 FG. Our early penalty worsen the situation. Good defense allowed us to stay close, but we have work to do in the 2nd half

Halftime: Up Down 29-34

Key stat(s)

Rebs: WASH 11, DUKE 22
3PT: WASH 2-11, DUKE 3-6

Key Players

WASH: SG Winston Waldon 6 pts, 2 stls

2nd Half

Early in the penalty again. We can't get much traction on the defensive end because of our fouls

11:44, Down 40-52

We're not giving up without a fight. SF Lawrence Fox scoring the last 2 straight baskets to cap a 9-1 run. C Lee Martin has fouled out

8:20, Down 49-53

DUKE extended their lead to 7. But SF Lawrence continued to carry us here in the 2nd half, and get us back

3:24, Down 59-61

A basket by DUKE plus a foul. They made the FT. Down 5. SG Ronnie Peppers missed a 3. DUKE also missed. We get another chance. Peppers wants to make it up. peppers fires up another 3. It's good! Down 2. A miss by DUKE. But Peppers made a bad pass. We threw that opportunity away. And DUKE made us pay, by scoring on a put back the other end. Timeout

1:40, Down 62-66

Another turnover, this time by PG Brent Green. And then DUKE breaks our press and scores! Timeout

1:13, Down 62-68

We started taking 3s, plus fouling on the other end. We missed 3 straight from deep, before SG Ronnie Peppers finally made, but it was too late. Good effort in trying to come back. We fell short today. DUKE with 6 players scoring at least 9 pts each

Final Score: Duke - 76, Washington - 65

Box Scores

Fox 19, 5, 1, 2 3s

Peppers 11, 2, 1, 2 stls, 3 3s

Chatman 7, 2, 1

Anderson 6, 4, 0, 2 blks

Waldon 6, 2, 1, 3 stls, fouled out

Green 5, 1, 3, 3 tos, fouled out

Bogans 4, 1, 0

Davis 3, 4, 0

Martin 2, 6, 0, fouled out

Simmons 2, 0, 1

Team Stats

FG: 36-42%

Rebs: -17

Asts: -2

TOs: -5

Pts in paint: +4

2nd chance: -10

Fast break: -8

Post game observations

(+): SF Lawrence Fox scoring 17 of his 19 pts in the 2nd half, and tried valiantly to bring us back
(-): Our sub par 7-29 3PT shooting (29%) was a factor, but what broke our backs was we allowed DUKE to dominate the boards. DUKE with 44 rebounds

randy · April 19, 2015

Career Game #240

Nov 21, 2007: Florida St (1-1) vs #18 Washington (3-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, inside, focus on freedom, flex
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Jr SG Austin Walker 12.0 ppg, 5.0 rpg
Notes:

1st Half

1st home game as defending national champions. Atmosphere was electrifying. We didn't disappoint our home crowd. Much better defense and rebounding as compared to our last game

Halftime: Up 47-26

Key stat(s)

FG: WASH 47%, FLST 27%
Rebs: WASH 20, FLST 14

Key Players

WASH: SF Lawrence Fox 10 pts, 3 rebs, 2 3s

2nd Half

FLST's offense heated up in the 2nd half, while our outside shooting cooled down. But FLST's defense had no answer against our penetrations

Final Score: Florida St - 66, Washington - 84

Box Scores

Peppers 22, 6, 3, 4 stls, 3 3s (*)

Fox 15, 8, 1, 3 3s

Chatman 13, 6, 1

Green 13, 0, 8

Bogans 6, 4, 1

Anderson 6, 3, 0

Waldon 5, 1, 0

Martin 2, 8, 2

Davis 2, 0, 0

Simmons 0, 0, 3

Petty 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 42-42%

Rebs: +1

Asts: +7

TOs: -13

Pts in paint: +24

2nd chance: +4

Fast break: +12

Post game observations

(+): While we may have missed a number of shots in the 2nd half, excellent ball movement and execution was on display once again, with 19 assists and only 2 turnovers. We also had a perfect outing at the line, 17-17 FT
(-): Outside shooting was inconsistent, going for just 4-18 3PT in the 2nd half

randy · April 19, 2015

Career Game #241

Nov 24, 2007: Purdue (1-2) vs #18 Washington (4-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, inside, some freedom, motion
Defense: m2m, press half of the time
Key Players: So SF Erwin Shivers 9.3 ppg, 4.0 rpg
Notes: PUR shoots a very decent 40.7% 3PT, averaging 8 made 3s per game

1st Half

Pleased to see that we are crashing the offensive glass, esp C Shamel Anderson, and getting a lot of 2nd chance opportunities. We also got our transition game going. PUR making a game out of this match, by hitting their 3s

Halftime: Up 44-32

Key stat(s)

3PT: WASH 3-13, PUR 5-9
Fast break: WASH 16, PUR 4

Key Players

WASH: C Shamel Anderson 12 pts, 4 rebs

2nd Half

PUR shooting consistently, but their turnovers slowing down their momentum

10:50, Up 60-47

Tough to put PUR away. Our lead was just 12 with 6 mins remaining. Our defense then tightened up, and PUR went scoreless the rest of the game.

Final Score: Purdue - 53, Washington - 76

Box Scores

Fox 16, 7, 1, 2 3s (*)

Anderson 15, 6, 0, 6-8 FG

Green 9, 1, 5

Simmons 8, 1, 4, 2 3s, fouled out

Chatman 8, 0, 1

Martin 7, 9, 0

Bogans 6, 1, 1

Peppers 4, 5, 2, 2 stls

Waldon 3, 1, 0

Petty 0, 1, 0

Watson 0, 0, 1

Davis 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 44-41%

Rebs: Even

Asts: +4

TOs: -14

Pts in paint: +28

2nd chance: +7

Fast break: +9

Post game observations

(+): Defense in the last 6 mins took away any chances by PUR to steal this game
(-): SG Ronnie Peppers not having the spice today, going 0-8 3PT

randy · April 19, 2015

Career Game #242

Nov 28, 2007: #10 Washington (5-1) @ Wichita St (3-2)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, some freedom, shuffle
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Fr PG Darrell Fox 15.4 ppg, 4.2 apg
Notes: WICH 3-0 at home, scoring 82 ppg

1st Half

We showed our depth in the 1st half. We still managed to score a lot of pts, despite our season leading scorer SF Lawrence Fox going scoreless. Our outside bombs are falling in. Both teams shot 50% FG, but we had way more opportunities to score because of WICH's turnovers

Halftime: Up 47-31

Key stat(s)

3PT: WASH 7-15, WICH 4-8
Turnovers: WASH 4, WICH 16

Key Players

WASH: SG Ronnie Peppers 17 pts, 3 3s

2nd Half

SG Ronnie Peppers scoring in every imaginable way. But almost going unnoticed is PF Carlin Bogans, contributing 10 pts off the bench

11:46, Up 64-41

WICH must be scratching their heads with this loss. They shot reasonably well from the field, made 23-23 FTs, and limited our best offensive player to just 2 pts. And yet, they still lost by a wide margin

Final Score: Washington - 88, Wichita St - 67

Box Scores

Peppers 26, 2, 1, 3 stls, 4 3s (*)

Simmons 14, 0, 3, 2 stls, 2 3s

Chatman 13, 1, 1, 3 stls

Bogans 12, 6, 2

Green 8, 1, 3, 5 tos, 2 3s

Anderson 6, 3, 0

Waldon 5, 0, 3

Fox 2, 6, 3

Martin 2, 4, 1

Davis 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 51-46%

Rebs: -2

Asts: +4

TOs: -19

Pts in paint: +28

2nd chance: Even

Fast break: +14

Post game observations

(+): Our bench had the same output (44 pts) as our starting unit. Forced WICH to a whopping 28 turnovers
(-): I'm not concerned much on SF Lawrence Fox low output today. But we have to involve C Andrea Martin on offense more, and not rely too much on our perimeter shots; Martin is averaging just 4.6 ppg so far this season

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #243

Dec 1, 2007: Wake Forest (3-1) @ #10 Washington (6-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, inside, some freedom, shuffle
Defense: 2-3, press half of the time
Key Players: Sr SG Josh Conrad 19.8 ppg, 6.0 rpg
Notes: WF allowing just 58.0 ppg

1st Half

We jumped off to a 25-5 lead and never looked back. WF can't get it going from the outside

Halftime: Up 47-21

Key stat(s)

3PT: WASH 6-14, WF 2-15
TOs: WASH 3, WF 9

Key Players

WASH: SG Ronnie Peppers 14 pts, 3 stls, 4 3s
WF: SG Josh Conrad 11 pts, 2 3s

2nd Half

SF Lawrence Fox hits 3 straight triples to start the 2nd half. And then it followed by back to back 3s from SG Ronnie Peppers to push our lead to 40. Game over at that point. Bench played the last 15 mins of the game, and were more than willing to to extend our lead even further

Final Score: Wake Forest - 41, Washington - 93

Box Scores

Fox 21, 4, 2, 8-10 FG, 3 3s

Peppers 20, 3, 2, 3 stls, 6 3s (*)

Waldon 19, 5, 1, 5 3s

Martin 7, 11, 0

Chatman 7, 2, 0, 3 tos

Anderson 6, 3, 1

Petty 4, 4, 1

Bogans 4, 2, 0

Simmons 3, 2, 3

Davis 2, 6, 0

Watson 0, 1, 3

Green 0, 0, 7

Team Stats

FG: 46-27%

Rebs: +10

Asts: +11

TOs: -13

Pts in paint: +18

2nd chance: +9

Fast break: +9

Post game observations

(+): Wide discrepancy in 3PT shooting; we shot 16-34 3PT (47%) as compared to WF's 3-27 3PT (11%)
(-): Fell in love with the 3 a lot, and less banging inside, resulting in just 3 FT attempts

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #244

Dec 5, 2007: Notre Dame (2-4) @ #9 Washington (7-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, balanced, good deal of freedom, flex
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Sr PG Mike Wise 3.0 ppg, 4.2 apg
Notes: ND can score, but they are also giving up a lot, averaging 73.0 opp ppg

1st Half

I instructed the team to go heavy inside, after we started the game shooting just 1-11 3PT. The players responded, and we opened up a big lead despite the poor shooting

Halftime: Up 46-26

Key stat(s)

Paint: WASH 24, ND 4
TOs: WASH 3, ND 9

Key Players

WASH: SF Darius Chatman 8 pts, 3 stls

2nd Half

Still inconsistent from the 3PT area, but we were getting enough production from other ways. Led by as many as 34, before we tapered off in the end

Final Score: Notre Dame - 57, Washington - 76

Box Scores

Fox 13, 6, 1, 2 blks (*)

Chatman 12, 2, 1, 4 stls

Martin 11, 12, 0

Anderson 11, 2, 2, 2 blks

Peppers 8, 6, 0, 2 3s

Green 8, 3, 5, 2 3s

Bogans 4, 3, 1

Waldon 4, 1, 2

Simmons 3, 1, 0

Petty 2, 1, 0

Davis 0, 1, 0

Watson 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 42-36%

Rebs: -2

Asts: Even

TOs: -13

Pts in paint: +30

2nd chance: +4

Fast break: +8

Post game observations

(+): Take away those 3PT shots, and we actually converted 24-40 2PT (60%)
(-): 5-29 3PT (17%) shooting

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #245

Dec 8, 2007: Ohio St (3-3) @ #9 Washington (8-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: slow pace, balanced, some freedom, 5 out
Defense: 1-2-2, rarely press
Key Players: Sr C Desmond Jackson 7.2 ppg, 5.0 rpg
Notes: OSST not a good shooting team at 37.5% FG and 27.6% 3PT

1st Half

We have defended the perimeter well. But we committed too many turnovers than what I would have liked, allowing OSST to go toe to toe on us in terms of fast break pts.

Halftime: Up 35-30

Key stat(s)

3PT: WASH 4-11, OSST 2-12
TOs: WASH 10, OSST 7

Key Players

WASH: SF Lawrence Fox 11 pts, 3 rebs

2nd Half

Led by 10 early in the 2nd half. Looks like we're ready to blow this game away, but OSST suddenly making their outside shots, and has even taken a 3pt lead earlier. This is turning out to be close match

11:07, Down 51-52

As he as he came in, SG Winston Waldon scored 11 pts as part of an 15-0 run, pushing our lead back to double digits.

6:20, Up 66-52

OSST storming back to cut our lead to 7, but we were able to trade baskets the remainder of the game to hold on for the win. We got complacent in this game. Fortunately we woke up just in time, and came up with a nice run earlier

Final Score: Ohio St - 65, Washington - 75

Box Scores

Fox 19, 4, 1, 2 stls, 5 3s (*)

Waldon 19, 2, 0, 4 tos, 4 3s

Martin 10, 12, 0, 4 blks

Peppers 7, 5, 2

Chatman 6, 0, 1, 2 stls

Anderson 4, 7, 0

Bogans 4, 0, 0

Green 2, 4, 4, 3 tos

Davis 2, 2, 1

Watson 2, 0, 4

Simmons 0, 1, 2, 4 tos

Petty 0, 0, 1

Team Stats

FG: 48-43%

Rebs: +9

Asts: +4

TOs: Even

Pts in paint: +6

2nd chance: +4

Fast break: +4

Post game observations

(+): One of the few games so far where we performed well on the glass, including 13 offensive rebounds. Also shot 10-22 3PT (46%)
(-): We looked like a beatable team, even at home, with those 16 turnovers

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #246

Dec 12, 2007: #9 Washington (9-1) @ Tulane (1-6)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, inside, some freedom, princeton
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Jr SG Jason Robisch 12.3 ppg
Notes: TUL giving up a lot of turnovers with 18.6 topg

1st Half

Both teams with 9 turnovers each. TUL able to slow the game with their methodical half court sets. We only opened up the gap during the last 2 minutes of the 1st half

Halftime: Up 43-28

Key stat(s)

3PT: WASH 4-8, TUL 0-2
Asts: WASH 11, TUL 6

Key Players

WASH: SF Darius Chatman 12 pts, 3 rebs

2nd Half

TUL started making some 3s in the 2nd half, but their slow paced offense meant they couldn't make a big run to overcome our deficit

Final Score: Washington - 77, Tulane - 60

Box Scores

Chatman 24, 6, 0, 3 stls, 8-11 FG (*)

Peppers 12, 1, 2, 2 3s

Anderson 8, 5, 0

Green 7, 3, 10, 3 tos

Fox 6, 3, 1, 2 stls

Waldon 6, 2, 1, 2 3s

Martin 4, 9, 0

Watson 4, 0, 3

Bogans 2, 1, 0

Petty 2, 0, 2

Simmons 2, 0, 0, 4 tos

Team Stats

FG: 52-46%

Rebs: +4

Asts: +3

TOs: -3

Pts in paint: +20

2nd chance: +2

Fast break: +3

Post game observations

(+): Once in a while, we get this type of performance from SF Darius Chatman. Last time he had 20+ pts, he was selected as best player in the national title game last season
(-): 16 turn overs today, 17 in our last game. We need to keep focus on minimizing our errors

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #247

Dec 19, 2007: Connecticut (6-3) @ #12 Washington (10-1)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, some freedom, motion
Defense: 1-2-2, rarely press
Key Players: Jr SG Pat Chase 22.4 ppg, 5.8 rpg
Notes: Chase takes about 40% of the team's FG attempts

1st Half

SF Lawrence with an excellent 1st half, almost outscoring the entire CONN team all by himself

Halftime: Up 44-23

Key stat(s)

3PT: WASH 4-11, CONN 1-6
Rebs: WASH 21, CONN 10

Key Players

WASH: SF Lawrence Fox 22 pts, 7 rebs

2nd Half

SF Lawrence Fox still unstoppable and he could have gone to score 40+ pts if I hadn't pulled him out for good midway in the 2nd half. We were leading 27 at that point, and I opted to give the bench more playing time

Final Score: Connecticut - 56, Washington - 80

Box Scores

Fox 29, 9, 1, 5 3s (*)

Anderson 16, 2, 0, fouled out

Green 9, 2, 0, 2 stls

Bogans 6, 5, 0

Chatman 6, 2, 4, 2 stls

Waldon 5, 1, 0, 3 tos

Martin 4, 8, 0

Davis 3, 2, 1

Green 2, 2, 4

Petty 0, 2, 0

Simmons 0, 0, 1, 3 tos

Watson 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 48-44%

Rebs: +9

Asts: Even

TOs: -6

Pts in paint: +24

2nd chance: +2

Fast break: +8

Post game observations

(+): While SF Lawrence Fox gave an excellent performance, C Shamel Anderson provided the inside scoring we needed to balance our offense
(-): PG Chris Simmons turnover rate the past 3 games starting to alarm me; total of 11 turnovers in just a combined 18 minutes. I'll be using PG Alex Watson more as ur backup PG

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #248

Start of conference game

Dec 26, 2007: #14 Washington (11-1, 0-0) @ Utah (3-6, 0-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, balanced, some freedom, high post
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Fr SG Michael Holtz 10.7 ppg
Notes: UTAH gives up 71.9 opp ppg, highest in the conference

1st Half

It wasn't exactly an explosive offensive performance, but our defense and rebounding have limited UTAH's opportunities to score. Fr PF Joel Petty having his best game in his young collegiate career so far with 8 pts.

Halftime: Up 35-23

Key stat(s)

2nd chance: WASH 6, UTAH 0

Key Players

WASH: SG Robbie Peppers 9 pts, 2 stls

2nd Half

We made 3 triples to get our offense going. SF Lawrence Fox scored all of his 9 pts in the 2nd half, and we got ample support from the bench. We led by as many as 26 before cruising along for the easy win

Final Score: Washington - 80, Utah - 54

Box Scores

Peppers 20, 4, 1, 2 stls, 4 3s (*)

Waldon 12, 0, 2, 4 3s

Chatman 10, 1, 2

Fox 9, 6, 1, 2 blks

Petty 8, 3, 0

Green 6, 2, 10, 2 3s

Anderson 5, 5, 1

Bogans 4, 3, 0

Davis 3, 1, 0

Martin 2, 7, 2

Watson 1, 2, 1, 3 tos

Team Stats

FG: 48-44%

Rebs: +5

Asts: +7

TOs: -5

Pts in paint: +12

2nd chance: +4

Fast break: +12

Post game observations

(+): Great outside shooting at 12-25 3PT (48%). Our bench contributed 38 pts, almost half of our total output
(-): 15 turnovers still a bit too many

Pac 12 Standings

Arizona St, 1-0 (W1)
Stanford, 1-0 (W1)
Arizona, 1-0 (W1)
Washington, 1-0 (W1)
USC, 1-0 (W1)
Oregon St, 1-1 (W1)
Oregon, 0-1 (L1)
California, 0-1 (L1)
UCLA, 0-1 (L1)
Colorado, 0-1 (L1)
Utah, 0-1 (L1)
Washington St, 0-1 (L1)

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #249

Dec 29, 2007: #14 Washington (11-1, 1-0) @ Oregon St (4-6, 1-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, good deal of freedom, triangle
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Fr SG Darcel Nelson 13.3 ppg
Notes: ORST last in the conference in 3PT conversion, at 23.6% (2nd worst Nat'l)

1st Half

We are forcing ORST to shoot from the outside, and as expected they are not very consistent shooting team. On offense, our weapon of choice was penetrations o the basket, balanced by some 3PT shots

Halftime: Up 39-21

Key stat(s)

FG: WASH 61%, ORST 28%

Key Players

WASH: SF Lawrence Fox 9 pts, 3 rebs, 3 stls

2nd Half

Good start in the 2nd half as our defense remained consistent. We led by as many as 31, which was enough to hold on for the victory. ORST chopped off a little bit of their deficit because of our turnovers

Final Score: Washington - 74, Oregon St - 52

Box Scores

Peppers 20, 0, 1, 4 3s

Fox 14, 7, 2, 3 stls, 3 tos (*)

Waldon 9, 5, 3, 3 3s

Watson 7, 2, 5

Martin 6, 12, 1

Bogans 5, 8, 0

Green 5, 0, 4, 4 tos

Anderson 4, 0, 1

Chatman 2, 5, 0, 3 tos

Davis 2, 3, 0

Petty 0, 1, 1

Team Stats

FG: 47-36%

Rebs: +15

Asts: +9

TOs: +3

Pts in paint: +12

2nd chance: +10

Fast break: +7

Post game observations

(+): Our 14 offensive rebounds netted 16 2nd chance pts
(-): One of the few games where we had more turnovers than our opponents (15 to 12)

Pac 12 Standings

Arizona St, 2-0 (W2)
Stanford, 2-0 (W2)
Arizona, 2-0 (W2)
Washington, 2-0 (W2)
Oregon, 1-1 (W1)
Colorado, 1-1 (W1)
USC, 1-1 (L1)
Oregon St, 1-1 (L1)
California, 0-2 (L2)
Utah, 0-2 (L2)
Washington St, 0-2 (L2)
UCLA, 0-2 (L2)

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #250

Jan 2, 2008: USC (7-4, 1-1) @ #12 Washington (12-1, 2-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, some freedom, 5 out
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: So SF Michael Holmes 15.4 ppg
Notes: USC worst rebounding team in the conference, with 28.3 rpg

1st Half

Our shooters catching fire, and it was raining 3s in the 1st half. SCAL also shot well, but not enough to match our offensive juggernaut

Halftime: Up 52-35

Key stat(s)

3PT: WASH 11-20, SCAL 6-14

Key Players

WASH: SG Ronnie Peppers 22 pts, 3 stls, 5 3s

2nd Half

SCAL added 6 more triples in the 2nd half, while we only had 3. But we were able to maintain a 20+ lead for most part of the 2nd half, scoring on 2nd chance pts and getting on the break

Final Score: USC - 68, Washington - 88

Box Scores

Peppers 33, 7, 0, 4 stls, 6 3s (*)

Fox 14, 4, 0, 2 blks, 2 3s

Waldon 13, 2, 0, 3 3s

Anderson 8, 1, 0

Green 7, 1, 9, 3 stls, 5 tos, 2 3s

Bogans 4, 2, 1

Watson 4, 1, 8

Martin 3, 11, 1

Chatman 2, 1, 0

Petty 0, 0, 2

Team Stats

FG: 48-41%

Rebs: +1

Asts: +6

TOs: -9

Pts in paint: +20

2nd chance: +7

Fast break: +9

Post game observations

(+): We got those open looks from the outside because of effective ball movement, resulting in 21 assists while committing just 7 turnovers
(-): Allowed SCAL to shoot 12-30 3PT (40%)

Pac 12 Standings

Stanford, 3-0 (W3)
Arizona, 3-0 (W3)
Washington, 3-0 (W3)
Arizona St, 2-1 (L1)
USC, 1-2 (L2)
Oregon, 1-2 (L1)
Colorado, 1-2 (L1)
Oregon St, 1-2 (L2)
UCLA, 1-2 (W1)
Utah, 1-2 (W1)
Washington St, 1-2 (W1)
California, 0-3 (L3)

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #251

Jan 5, 2008: #12 Washington (14-1, 3-0) @ Colorado (5-7, 1-2)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, some freedom, triangle
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: So PF Louis Smith 10.6 ppg, 6.5 rpg
Notes: COL struggling from beyond the arc, shooting just 27.3% 3PT

1st Half

Both teams having difficulty making shots, shooting barely 30% FG. However, we were able to manufacture pts in other ways, like getting to the line and scoring off turnovers

Halftime: Up 33-18

Key stat(s)

FT: WASH 10-12, COL 2-2
TOs: WASH 3, COL 10

Key Players

WASH: SG Ronnie Peppers 8 pts, 3 stls

2nd Half

More turnovers on COL. We extended our lead to 27 with a 12-0 run to start the 2nd half. We coasted along for the remainder of the game, en route to a blow our road win

Final Score: Washington - 80, Colorado - 38

Box Scores

Peppers 19, 4, 1, 4 stls, 3 3s

Waldon 15, 1, 1, 2 stls, 4 3s

Green 14, 1, 6, 4 3s

Fox 10, 7, 0

Anderson 10, 2, 0

Chatman 5, 5, 1

Davis 3, 1, 0

Bogans 2, 5, 1

Petty 2, 0, 1

Martin 0, 10, 0, 2 blks

Watson 0, 0, 3, 3 tos

Simmons 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 43-32%

Rebs: +2

Asts: +1

TOs: -14

Pts in paint: +10

2nd chance: +10

Fast break: +18

Post game observations

(+): We didn't crumble down when our shots were not falling in the 1st half. Instead, we focused on maintaining our defensive intensity, and waited for our offense to breakthrough in the 2nd half. COL went 1-16 3PT (6%)
(-):

Pac 12 Standings

Stanford, 4-0 (W4)
Arizona, 4-0 (W4)
Washington, 4-0 (W4)
USC, 2-2 (W1)
Oregon, 2-2 (W1)
Utah, 2-2 (W2)
Arizona St, 2-2 (L2)
Colorado, 1-3 (L2)
Washington St, 1-3 (L1)
Oregon St, 1-3 (L3)
UCLA, 1-3 (L1)
California, 0-4 (L4)

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #252

Jan 5, 2008: #11 Stanford (13-1, 4-0) @ #6 Washington (15-1, 4-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, some freedom, shuffle
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Fr SG Eric Hare 24.4 ppg, 42% 3PT
Notes: STAN hitting the recruitment jackpot on Hare, who already has 4 30+ pt games under his belt

1st Half

We jumped off to an early 16-0 lead, with SG Ronnie Peppers scoring 14 of those pts. STAN steadily climbed back, reducing our lead to 9. But Peppers resumed his scoring ways to create separation, and also getting support from the other players.

Halftime: Up 42-21

Key stat(s)

FG: WASH 44%, STAN 30%
TOs: WASH 3, STAN 11

Key Players

WASH: SG Ronnie Peppers 2 pts, 3 stls, 8-11 FG
STAN: SG Eric Hare 9 pts, 3-8 3PT

2nd Half

SG Ronnie Peppers opened up the 2nd half with another 3. SF Lawrence Fox beginning to contribute as well. In a blink of an eye, STAN staring at a 31 pt deficit. I let the reserves finish the game for us. STAN's SG Eric Hare eventually got his 23 pts (7 3s) but received little support from his team.

Final Score: Stanford - 56, Washington - 78

Box Scores

Peppers 34, 2, 1, 3 stls, 6 3s (*)

Fox 16, 7, 0, 2 3s

Waldon 8, 0, 1, 2 3s

Martin 6, 11, 0

Chatman 5, 6, 1

Anderson 4, 5, 0

Watson 3, 2, 4

Petty 2, 3, 1

Green 0, 1, 6, 3 tos

Bogans 0, 1, 1

Simmons 0, 1, 0

Davis 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 45-34%

Rebs: +4

Asts: Even

TOs: -8

Pts in paint: +14

2nd chance: -2

Fast break: +6

Post game observations

(+): Excellent defense. STAN's SG Eric Hare will get his production, but we were able to limit their other players and made them non-factors in the game
(-): Only 4 steals, which is below average than what we usually get

Pac 12 Standings

Washington, 5-0 (W5)
Stanford, 4-1 (L1)
Arizona, 4-1 (L1)
USC, 3-2 (W2)
Oregon, 3-2 (W2)
Arizona St, 3-2 (W1)
UCLA, 2-3 (W1)
Colorado, 2-3 (W1)
Utah, 2-3 (L1)
Washington St, 1-4 (L2)
Oregon St, 1-4 (L4)
California, 0-5 (L5)

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #253

Jan 12, 2008: #6 Washington (16-1, 5-0) @ Washington St (5-9, 1-4)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, good deal of freedom, princeton
Defense: m2m, presses on occasion
Key Players: Fr C Jon Hampton 15.9 ppg, 5.1 rpg
Notes: WASHST with a decent recruit in 7'2 Hampton, who will be battling against 7'3 C Andre Martin

1st Half

SG Ronnie Peppers and SF Lawrence Cox engineered a 14-0 run at the start of the game. WASHST tried to stay close by slowing down their offense focusing on C Jon Hampton. But when we started forcing turnovers on WASHST, our transition game opened up

Halftime: Up 47-21

Key stat(s)

TOs: WASH 6, WASHST 15
Fast break: WASH 10, WASHST 2

Key Players

WASH: SF Lawrence Fox 16 pts, 3 rebs, 2 stls
WASHST: C Jon Hampton 8 pts

2nd Half

Our lead ballooned to 35 quickly. Still 16 minuted left, but this game is practically over. PLenty of garbage time for our reserves. WASHST made the score a little more respectable towards the end

Final Score: Washington - 84, Washington St - 64

Box Scores

Fox 19, 4, 0, 3 stls, 3 3s (*)

Chatman 10, 2, 1, 2 stls

Petty 9, 5, 0

Davis 9, 4, 1, 2 blks, 3 3s

Peppers 9, 1, 1, 3 3s

Martin 6, 7, 0, 2 blks

Waldon 5, 0, 1, 2 stls

Anderson 4, 6, 1

Bogans 4, 2, 0

Watson 4, 0, 4

Simmons 3, 0, 2

Green 2, 1, 5, 4 tos

Team Stats

FG: 50-42%

Rebs: +2

Asts: Even

TOs: -10

Pts in paint: +12

2nd chance: +5

Fast break: +8

Post game observations

(+): Great to see our 2 freshmen, SF Michael Davis and PF Joel Petty, both having decent performances today
(-):

Pac 12 Standings

Washington, 6-0 (W6)
Stanford, 5-1 (W1)
Arizona, 5-1 (W1)
USC, 4-2 (W3)
Oregon, 3-3 (L1)
Utah, 3-3 (W1)
Arizona St, 3-3 (L1)
UCLA, 2-4 (L1)
Colorado, 2-4 (L1)
Washington St, 1-5 (L3)
Oregon St, 1-5 (L5)
California, 1-5 (W1)

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #254

Jan 16, 2008: #4 Washington (17-1, 6-0) @ Arizona St (7-8, 3-3)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, focus on freedom, triangle
Defense: 1-3-1, presses on occasion
Key Players: Fr SF Adam Settles 12.1 ppg
Notes: AZST 3-0 in conference home games, including a win over Arizona, 49-32

1st Half

AZST somehow successful at the start of trying to slow down the game, and keeping the scores low. Just as when we were starting to ramp up our scoring and leading by 9, we committed a string of turnovers that led to easy AZST pts. We had zero fast break pts in the 1st half

Halftime: Up 37-32

Key stat(s)

Fast break: WASH 0, AZST 8
3PT: WASH 6-11, AZST 1-7

Key Players

WASH: SF Lawrence Fox 14 pts, 3-3 3PT

2nd Half

With the score still close at 41-37, we unleashed a 19-0 run and opened up a 23 pt advantage. AZST never recovered after that

Final Score: Washington - 88, Arizona St - 60

Box Scores

Peppers 16, 4, 1, 4 3s (*)

Fox 16, 4, 1, 3 3s

Anderson 12, 2, 0, 6-7 FG

Davis 11, 0, 0, 3 3s

Chatman 8, 2, 0

Martin 6, 4, 1, 4 blks

Bogans 6, 4, 1

Waldon 3, 4, 3

Green 3, 1, 8, 4 stls, 4 tos

Simmons 3, 0, 3

Watson 2, 0, 4

Petty 2, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 59-45%

Rebs: +4

Asts: +2

TOs: -3

Pts in paint: +14

2nd chance: Even

Fast break: -8

Post game observations

(+): A huge run in the 2nd half was all we needed to break free from a close game
(-):

Pac 12 Standings

Washington, 7-0 (W7)
Stanford, 6-1 (W2)
USC, 5-2 (W4)
Arizona, 5-2 (L1)
Arizona St, 3-4 (L2)
UCLA, 3-4 (W1)
Colorado, 3-4 (W1)
Oregon, 3-4 (L2)
Utah, 3-4 (L1)
Washington St, 2-5 (W1)
Oregon St, 1-6 (L6)
California, 1-6 (L1)

randy · April 20, 2015

Career Game #255

Jan 19, 2008: Arizona (8-8, 5-2) @ #4 Washington (18-1, 7-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: normal pace, balanced, some freedom, motion
Defense: 2-3, presses on occasion
Key Players: So SG Doug Whitworth 18.5 ppg
Notes: ARIZ losing their last 2 road games, averaging just 46 ppg

1st Half

We made our 1st 2 attempts from deep, but missed 11 of our next 12. We got a lot of fast break pts towards the end of the 1st half, which is the main reason why we estabnlished a double digit lead

Halftime: Up 35-22

Key stat(s)

Fast break: WASH 19, ARIZ 4
TOs: WASH 6, ARIZ 13

Key Players

WASH: SF Darius Chatman 8 pts, 4 stls

2nd Half

Our 5-12 3PT shooting in the 2nd half considered a big improvement as compared to our performance in the 1st half. Last season, we blew away a 19 pt lead to ARIZ leading to a sorry loss. Not this time. SF Darius Chatman's contribution was felt not just on offense, but also equally on defense. C Lee Martin with a solid double-double. ARIZ's SG Doug Whitworth finished with 16 pts, but no other ARIZ player in double figures

Final Score: Arizona - 46, Washington - 79

Box Scores

Chatman 23, 3, 5, 7 stls, 4 tos (*)

Peppers 17, 4, 1, 2 stls, 5 3s

Martin 11, 17, 0, 3 blks

Fox 11, 5, 1, 2 stls, 2 blks

Anderson 6, 2, 1

Green 5, 0, 2

Bogans 2, 5, 1

Waldon 2, 1, 0

Petty 2, 0, 0

Watson 0, 0, 3

Davis 0, 0, 0

Team Stats

FG: 47-38%

Rebs: +8

Asts: +2

TOs: -16

Pts in paint: +28

2nd chance: +9

Fast break: +23

Post game observations

(+): We applied continuous pressure on defense, netting us 15 stls. ARIZ committed 26 turnovers
(-):

Pac 12 Standings

Washington, 8-0 (W8)
Stanford, 7-1 (W3)
USC, 6-2 (W5)
Arizona, 5-3 (L2)
Colorado, 4-4 (W2)
Oregon, 3-5 (L3)
Utah, 3-5 (L2)
Washington St, 3-5 (W2)
Arizona St, 3-5 (L3)
UCLA, 3-5 (L1)
Oregon St, 2-6 (W1)
California, 1-7 (L2)

randy · April 21, 2015

Career Game #256

Jan 23, 2008: Utah (6-11, 3-5) @ #3 Washington (19-1, 8-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: fast pace, balanced, some freedom, high post
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Fr SG Michael Holtz 11.4 ppg
Notes: We won our 1st meeting by 26 pts. UTAH is 0-8 on the road

1st Half

Our pressure defense was effective, and forced a lot of turnovers on UTAH's back court. We were scoring a lot on penetrations. PF Carlin Bogans was very productive off the bench

Halftime: Up 49-26

Key stat(s)

Paint: WASH 32, UTAH 8
TOs: WASH 2, UTAH 13

Key Players

WASH: PF Carlin Bogans 12 pts, 5-6 FG

2nd Half

Offense has slowed down for both teams in the 2nd half, but our lead was never threatened.

Final Score: Utah - 47, Washington - 78

Box Scores

Bogans 16, 3, 1, 7-9 FG (*)

Green 12, 4, 4, 3 tos, 4 3s

Peppers 12, 1, 2, 4 stls

Chatman 11, 5, 1, 2 stls

Fox 10, 9, 0

Martin 6, 9, 0

Anderson 6, 3, 2

Waldon 3, 0, 0

Watson 2, 1, 1, 2 stls

Petty 0, 1, 1

Davis 0, 1, 0

Team Stats

FG: 46-35%

Rebs: +6

Asts: -1

TOs: -14

Pts in paint: +36

2nd chance: +15

Fast break: +23

Post game observations

(+): Took relatively less 3PT shots (5-16), and instead attacked the rim. We outscored UTAH in the paint, 50 to 14. Our defense rewarded us with 12 steals
(-):

Pac 12 Standings

Washington, 9-0 (W9)
Stanford, 8-1 (W4)
USC, 7-2 (W6)
Arizona, 6-3 (W1)
Colorado, 5-4 (W3)
Oregon, 3-6 (L4)
Utah, 3-6 (L3)
Washington St, 3-6 (L1)
Arizona St, 3-6 (L4)
UCLA, 3-6 (L2)
California, 2-7 (W1)
Oregon St, 2-7 (L1)

randy · April 21, 2015

Career Game #257

Jan 26, 2008: UCLA (7-11, 3-6) @ #3 Washington (20-1, 9-0)

Scouting Report

Offense: slow pace, balanced, good deal of freedom, princeton
Defense: m2m, rarely press
Key Players: Sr C Patrick Meade 13.7 ppg, 6.9 rpg
Notes: UCLA allows their opponents to shoot 39.7% 3PT. UCLA is 0-5 on conference road games, losing by an average margin of 16 pts

1st Half

We displayed our usual brand of defense. Outstanding shooting. The only thing that prevented us from scoring more was our 10 turnovers

Halftime: Up 48-22

Key stat(s)

Stls: WASH 8, UCLA 2
FG: WASH 61%, UCLA 36%

Key Players

WASH: SF Lawrence Fox 17 pts, 5 rebs

2nd Half

A good game from either SG Ronnie Peppers or SF Lawrence is usually enough to give us a win. Having both of them playing well at the same time is a lethal combination.

Final Score: UCLA - 47, Washington - 79

Box Scores

Fox 29, 6, 0, 4 3s (*)

Peppers 21, 3, 0, 3 stls, 5 3s

Waldon 8, 2, 3, 2 3s

Watson 6, 0, 3, 3 tos

Martin 4, 3, 2, 4 stls

Chatman 4, 3, 1, 2 stls

Anderson 2, 5, 1

Petty 2, 2, 0

Green 2, 1, 11

Bogans 1, 2, 1

Simmons 0, 2, 0

Davis 0, 1, 1

Team Stats

FG: 51-40%

Rebs: +8

Asts: +9

TOs: -7

Pts in paint: +18

2nd chance: +3

Fast break: +12

Post game observations

(+): Peppers and Fox combined to shoot 62% FG, including 9-17 3PT
(-):

Pac 12 Standings

Washington, 10-0 (W10)
Stanford, 9-1 (W5)
USC, 7-3 (L1)
Arizona, 7-3 (W2)
Colorado, 5-5 (L1)
Oregon, 4-6 (W1)
Washington St, 4-6 (W1)
Oregon St, 3-7 (W1)
Utah, 3-7 (L4)
Arizona St, 3-7 (L5)
UCLA, 3-7 (L3)
California, 2-8 (L1)

randy · April 21, 2015

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SF Lawrence Fox named as a quarter finalist (rank #15) for the Norton award

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