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Date Posted: Sunday, December 08, 11:39:24am
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In reply to: Maldez 's message, "Merrimack at Niagara Sunday 1:00...ESPN+" on Saturday, December 07, 08:42:51pm

» Coming off a thrilling 69-68 Friday night win over Siena inside the Gallagher Center, the Purple Eagles will turn their attention to MAAC newcomer Merrimack on Sunday, Dec. 8.
» The meeting between Niagara and the Warriors will be the first between the two programs.
» Four Purple Eagles recorded double-digit points in the win over Siena, including a game-high 17 from Justice Smith. Olumide Adelodun and Jaeden Marshall added 13 points apiece, and Jhaylon Marshall tallied 12 points.
» Smith also led Niagara with a season-high seven rebounds and four assists. He has led NU in both categories at least twice this season.
» The Niagara bench, which accounted for 41 of the team’s 69 points against Siena, ranks second in the MAAC with 25.44 points per game.
» Niagara ranks third in the league in field goal percentage (43.8) and 3-point percentage (35.1).
» NU’s 8.9 three-pointers made per game is third-most in the MAAC this season.
» After making six free throws on Friday, Jaeden Marshall moves into 12th in the MAAC with a 75.7 percent mark at the charity stripe.
» Niagara duo Olumide Adelodun and Jahari Williamson are averaging 12.8 and 11.9 points per game, respectively, to pace the Purple Eagle offense.
» Williamson is third in the league with a 3-point field goal percentage of 44.4 percent. He has made 2.67 threes per game–which ranks fifth in the MAAC.
» Adelodun is also Niagara’s leading rebounder at 6.1 caroms per contest, which ranks 12th in the league.
» The four last league games, including MAAC tournament games, for Niagara have been decided by six points or fewer.
» Last season, 10 of Niagara’s 20 league games were decided by six or fewer points.

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[> [> Subject: 40-21 Merrimack (Halftime)

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Date Posted: Sunday, December 08, 02:08:33pm
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Niagara is not ready to play today and that's on Paulus. No excuses. Merrimack barely beat Canisius, which may be the worst team in the country. I saw Niagara battle Michigan State for 21 minutes, even lead that game in the 1st half, and only trailed by 4 points early in the 2nd half of that game. And that was an away game.

I can accept a loss when there is a genuine effort, but this is UNEXCUSEABLE !

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[> [> [> Subject: 80-62 Merrimack (FINAL)
Author: Pissed Off Superfan [ Edit \| View ]	Date Posted: Sunday, December 08, 03:51:52pm Author Host/IP: NoHost/172.56.79.226 Well to make my original point , we outscored them in the 2nd half. If NU had played the 1st half as well or as better than the 2nd half, we would have won. NO EXCUSES ! [ Post a Reply to This Message ]