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Game Plus/Minus | VT 66, wake 65

Posted on19 January 2013. Tags: ,

Here is the plus/minus VT stats from today (Green, Eddie, and JvZ led the Hokies with a +5 while Brown had a tough -4 on 2/11 shooting).

gt wake Season Wins Losses Avg +/-
Player +/- +/- +/- 11 6 Per Game
Wood DNP DNP 43 5.8 -1.5 4.3
Brown 1 -4 65 11.5 -12.2 4.1
Green 6 5 65 14.5 -15.7 3.8
Barksdale 8 -3 48 7.4 -6.6 3.0
Eddie 5 5 44 10.3 -11.5 2.6
Raines 7 3 15 6.8 -10.0 0.9
van Zegeren -2 5 0 4.0 -7.3 0.0
Patrick DNP DNP -5 -1.5 0.5 -0.8
Donlon DNP DNP -7 -4.0 0.5 -1.8
Johnston -1 -3 -29 0.1 -6.0 -1.9
Racer DNP DNP -18 -9.5 0.5 -3.0
Rankin 3 0 -47 1.3 -9.8 -3.1
Beyer -2 -1 -50 1.3 -15.0 -4.2
TEAM 5 1 24 11.5 -17.0 1.4

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  • Chris_atl

    We are clinging to a + number in points (1.4).

    He may turn things around but I wonder if Brown has the worst field goal pct. for a starting VT guard in our history. 34% overall and a stellar 21% in conference play. Good grief. And two games in a row now he has hit a key shot late. Which is great but wouldn’t be needed if he would make some shots before the end of the game. He has really lost it.

    I thought Beyer did some great things today. He seems to be a decent passer as well.

    • Niemo

      Considering we still have a schollie left for next year, shouldn’t we give it to Beyer?

      • Chris_atl

        Good point. He could take the one vacated by DFS. What is that process? Does a coach go through the recruiting process first and then see if he has a scholarship left or would they decide on the walk-on first so they know how many spots they have to fill?

        • Niemo

          They could designate anyone at any time. And it could be year-to-year, I.e. we give him a schollie for next year but then fill out all the slots (13) for 2014-15, we wouldn’t have to renew it.

          • Chris_Atl

            If that’s the case then give to him next year for sure. Although if he plays OK I think it would be kind of scummy to pull it back. But, since he was a walk-on to begin with I guess that wouldn’t be viewed as harshly.

      • http://www.heyhokie.com goodraisin

        I agree, you can’t tell that Beyer is a walk-on when he comes in the game… excellent rebounder and a good passer. I think he’s earned that last scholarship even if he won’t get to play much (if at all) next season. Then again if he’s giving more effort in practice than the scholarship players, JJ will play him.


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2012-13 Schedule

November
11/10 Hokies 80, etsu 62
11/12 Hokies 69, rhode island 50
11/15 Hokies 95, vmi 80
11/19 Hokies 96, unc-g 87
11/23 Hokies 87, appalachian state 76
**ACC/BIG Ten Challenge**
11/27 Hokies 95, iowa 79
December
12/1 Hokies 81, #15 oklahoma state 71
12/8 wvu 68, Hokies 67
**Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic**
12/10 Hokies 70, mvsu 49
12/15 Georgia Southern 78, Hokies 73
12/22 Hokies 66, bradley 65, OT
12/23 colorado state 88, Hokies 52
**Continental Tire Las Vegas Classic**
12/29 byu 97, Hokies 71
January
1/5 maryland 94, Hokies 71
1/9 boston college 86, Hokies 75
1/12 Hokies 70, georgia tech 65
1/19 Hokies 66, wake forest 65
1/24 virginia 74, Hokies 58
1/27 clemson 77, Hokies 70
1/30 miami 73, Hokies 64
February
2/2 unc 72, Hokies 60, OT
2/7 maryland 60, Hokies 55
2/9 Georgia Tech 64, hokies 54
2/12 virginia 73, Hokies 55
2/16 nc state 90, Hokies 86
2/21 duke 88, Hokies 56
2/24 Hokies 80, fsu 70
2/27 miami 76, Hokies 58
March
3/2 Hokies 69, clemson 61
3/5 duke 85, Hokies 57
3/10 wake 90, Hokies 79
**ACC Tournament in Greensboro**
3/14 vs. nc state, 2:30 p.m.
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