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STANZ: Scouting Wisconsin

Mar 18, 2022; Milwaukee, WI, USA; Wisconsin Badgers guard Johnny Davis (1) reacts after dunking the ball against the Colgate Raiders in the second half during the second round of the 2022 NCAA Tournament at Fiserv Forum. Mandatory Credit: Jeff Hanisch-USA TODAY Sports MILWAUKEE --- The dust has s
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I actually like our chances against Wisky.

We cannot, however, shoot close to 40 3’s. With this roster that’s absolutely crazy to think that even happened.
 
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spitfyr36 said:
I actually like our chances against Wisky.

We cannot, however, shoot close to 40 3’s. With this roster that’s absolutely crazy to think that even happened.
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With this roster it's also crazy to imagine them trying to get a shot off inside last night.

Tomorrow should be different unless WI plays out of their minds on perimeter D.
 
spitfyr36 said:
I actually like our chances against Wisky.

We cannot, however, shoot close to 40 3’s. With this roster that’s absolutely crazy to think that even happened.
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Maybe TJ after a season of offensive struggles said F it...............chuck it up, you can't miss them all.
 
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Who covers Davis on defense? Same guy who shut down Keegan Murray?
 
Thanks, Jared! That was a great outline and scouting report. You think they will have Brockington on Davis in lieu of Kalscheur? Id almost prefer Gabe exerts all energy on defense shutting down Davis with IZB saving his legs a bit for the offensive end.

Hunter vs. Hepburn
Kalscheur vs. Davis
Brockington vs. Davison
Jaz/Enaruna vs. Wahl
Conditt/Jones vs. Crowl

From a defensive perspective you have to like how we matchup. No clear mismatches for Wisconsin and Kalscheur and Brockington are two of the better on ball defensive guards Davis has likely seen all year.

One last note...Gabe seems to be more efficient and locked in on offense when he draws a big defensive assigment. Really need a huge game from him!
 
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I like Gabe on Davis..Hope TJ tells him to get the ball to either Hunter or Brockington on every possession before he chucks up a shot though. Gotta happen our guards are hitting on all cylinders at the same point I'm picking this game. I thought Wisky played soft like Iowa. I think the guys are all going to get easier shots than they've been use to getting. IB is going to destroy the middle of that D imo
 
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Peter said:
This game hinges on Johnny Davis’s ankle.
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Davis will get his in some way.

Imo Wahl is the one to watch along with their other bigs who aren't great but capable.

WI reminds me more of Oklahoma overall for a matchup.

Neither one exactly put on an offensive clinic last night...do things even out?
 
Turnovers will be a big key to this game. Wisconsin really protects the ball. They only turn the ball over an average of 8 times per game. ISU is one of the best teams in the country turning teams over. If they can turn Wisky over 12 times or more, or stay even in the turnover category with the Badgers, I like their chances.
 
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I don't statistically see how Hunter can shoot as well as he did yesterday....but Grill could :-)

I say we get Tyrese to the hoop more...make them stop him
 
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CapnCy said:
I don't statistically see how Hunter can shoot as well as he did yesterday....but Grill could :)

I say we get Tyrese to the hoop more...make them stop him
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Don't underestimate Bobby Jones scrapping together some inside points to at least get Wisky having to respond.
 
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CapnCy said:
I don't statistically see how Hunter can shoot as well as he did yesterday....but Grill could :)

I say we get Tyrese to the hoop more...make them stop him
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LSU sagged off at the 3 point line to prevent drives, and were counting on ISU not making enough behind the arc for it to matter. Outside of Tyrese they were probably right, but he went off. If you are scouting ISU, do you think that was a one-off, tip your cap to TH, and go about approaching ISU the same way? I think they do.
 
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Die4Cy said:
LSU sagged off at the 3 point line to prevent drives, and were counting on ISU not making enough behind the arc for it to matter. Outside of Tyrese they were probably right, but he went off. If you are scouting ISU, do you think that was a one-off, tip your cap to TH, and go about approaching ISU the same way? I think they do.
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I wouldn't sag off of Hunter. He's not great at finishing in the lane, and his shot has been gaining some consistency.
 
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Die4Cy said:
LSU sagged off at the 3 point line to prevent drives, and were counting on ISU not making enough behind the arc for it to matter. Outside of Tyrese they were probably right, but he went off. If you are scouting ISU, do you think that was a one-off, tip your cap to TH, and go about approaching ISU the same way? I think they do.
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WI may sag but I still like ISU to get to the lane/rim much easier than last night.

WI played some decent defense late but they're not LSU by quite a bit.
 
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