From Godisagael.com; here are a view snippets(shocked at the amount of Arop comments):
Looks like Arop could be out which means helps us boardwise and fouls wise.
Arop has quickly become their "energizer" and most complete player off the bench in recent weeks and has lead the team in rebounding the past few games(most offensive rebs as well)---This could potentially be a big loss for the Zags for tonight's game.
Other things that would help:
1. Omar's ankle being better than Gray's elbow (Another 2 of 10 night for Gray would be nice)
2. Ref's call a game that allows Mickey and Delly to play basketball on offense
3. Gonzaga have an average or worse night from the FT-line (ie under .666)
4. Drawing a charge early on Harris. He's had foul troubles at times this season
1. Omar's ankle being better than Gray's elbow (Another 2 of 10 night for Gray would be nice)
2. Ref's call a game that allows Mickey and Delly to play basketball on offense
3. Gonzaga have an average or worse night from the FT-line (ie under .666)
4. Drawing a charge early on Harris. He's had foul troubles at times this season
Also, I think helps us that Mangisto Arop is out tonight vs SMC. After watching last night's Zag game, he's a terrific on-the-ball defender and amazing rebounder.
There is no denying SMC's guards matchup talent wise just fine, yet physically they're completely overmatched. Bouldin's strength, Grey's prowess, and Goodson's speed are just too tough to handle on the offensive and defensive side of things. It doesn't hurt their two lead guards are both 6'5" either. That has been the primary difference in our last two games.
Just shoot the ball well...
Bench stays within a couple of baskets of GU's bench like they have both times this season.
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