Rowsey in Final Four 3x3 AND 3 pt shooting

[wadesworld]

It's 3 on 3. It was never going to be Delgado

I would take Delgado over Rowsey in 3 on 3.  I don't think Rowsey could guard many players on even the lowest D1 basketball teams in a 3 on 3 situation.  Delgado at least would have a prayer.

Who on the BE team guards Yante Maten?  Or Jock Landale?

[brewcity77]

I would take Delgado over Rowsey in 3 on 3.  I don't think Rowsey could guard many players on even the lowest D1 basketball teams in a 3 on 3 situation.  Delgado at least would have a prayer.

Who on the BE team guards Yante Maten?  Or Jock Landale?

There will be a ton of spacing on the floor, so I'm guessing they place more value on being able to get open and shoot. Doubt there will be much defense, especially conventional low post D. This should really suit Rowsey well.

[GooooMarquette]

I would take Delgado over Rowsey in 3 on 3.  I don't think Rowsey could guard many players on even the lowest D1 basketball teams in a 3 on 3 situation.  Delgado at least would have a prayer.

Who on the BE team guards Yante Maten?  Or Jock Landale?

Who needs to? Their respective teams pound it down to Maten/Londale for 2...we get it out to AR30 or Blueitt for a 3.

#eFG%matta

[Schoolyard Degenerate]

I would take Delgado over Rowsey in 3 on 3.  I don't think Rowsey could guard many players on even the lowest D1 basketball teams in a 3 on 3 situation.  Delgado at least would have a prayer.

Who on the BE team guards Yante Maten?  Or Jock Landale?

The 3 vs. 3 tournament is also being played by 1s and 2s to 21. So even if Rowsey let his guy by for a layup everytime Rowsey would just need to hit 11 3's before the other guy made 21 layups to win the game. With the additional spacing in 3 vs. 3 I would pick Rowsey over Delgado given those rules.

"Intersport's 3X3U National Championship will follow general international 3-on-3 rules:
One basket on a single half court
Two teams of four players (including one substitute per team)
12-second shot-clock
One point per basket inside the arc, two points per basket behind the arc
First team to reach 21 points or best score after ten minutes wins"

from https://www.3x3uhoops.com/

[barfolomew]

The 3 vs. 3 tournament is also being played by 1s and 2s to 21. So even if Rowsey let his guy by for a layup everytime Rowsey would just need to hit 11 3's before the other guy made 21 layups to win the game. With the additional spacing in 3 vs. 3 I would pick Rowsey over Delgado given those rules.

"Intersport's 3X3U National Championship will follow general international 3-on-3 rules:
One basket on a single half court
Two teams of four players (including one substitute per team)
12-second shot-clock
One point per basket inside the arc, two points per basket behind the arc
First team to reach 21 points or best score after ten minutes wins"

from https://www.3x3uhoops.com/

THIS should really suit Rowsey well.
Over/under on seeing a 3-pt play in this tourney?

[marquettejr]

It's on ESPN2, not ESPN    Baseball is on ESPN

[Marquette4life]

© 2018 Intersport

3X3U National Championship
3X3U National Championship
CHICAGO (March 7, 2018) – Today, the Player Selection Committee for the inaugural Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship announced their nominees for the inaugural event. The Player Selection Committee, consisting of college basketball experts from a wide range of media outlets including ESPN, CBS Sports, The Athletic, USA Today, NBC Sports, The Ringer and more, voted on their 3X3U nominees from all 32 Division I college basketball conferences. They announced an early-season watch list in December, and today announced an updated version through conference play.



The Committee's final selections will be revealed through a series of studio shows streamed live on Twitter once a day from Monday, March 26 through Thursday, March 29. 



This ground-breaking new event, created by Intersport, will pit 32 four-man teams representing every Division I college basketball conference against each other in a three day, 3-on-3 tournament. These teams, comprised of seniors who have exhausted their collegiate eligibility, will compete for a $100,000 prize pool viewable live on Twitter and ESPN2 from Friday, March 30 through Sunday, April 1, 2018 at St. Mary's University's Bill Greehey Arena in San Antonio.



For more information on the Dos Equis 3X3U National Championship, including buying tickets, event updates, details and rules, please follow us on Twitter, @3X3UHoops, or visit www.3X3UHoops.com.



The nominees for each of the 32 Division I college basketball conferences are as follows:

​



Atlantic 10

Peyton Aldridge, F, Davidson

Justin Tillman, F, Virginia Commonwealth

Jared Terell, G, Rhode Island

Jaylen Adams, G, St. Bonaventure



Atlantic Sun

Brandon Goodwin, G, Florida Gulf Coast

Divine Myles, G, Stetson

Nick Masterson, G, Kennesaw State

Ramel Thompkins, F, Upstate



ACC

Grayson Allen, G, Duke

Joel Berry II, G,  North Carolina

Bonzie Colson, F, Notre Dame

Theo Pinson, F/G, North Carolina



America East

Tanner Leissner, F, New Hampshire

Jairus Lyles, G, Maryland-Baltimore County

Jahad Thomas, G/F, Umass Lowell

Trae Bell-Haynes, G, Vermont



American

Gary Clark, F, Cincinnati

Rob Gray, G, Houston

Junior Etou, F, Tulsa

Cameron Reyonlds, G, Tulane



Big 12

Devonte' Graham, G, Kansas

Khadeem Lattin, F, Oklahoma

Keenan Evans, G, Texas Tech

Jevon Carter, G, West Virginia



Big East

Kelan Martin, F, Butler

J.P. Macura, G, Xavier

Trevon Bluiett, G, Xavier

Desi Rodriguez, F, Seton Hall



Big Sky

Bogdan Bliznyuk, G/F, Eastern Washington

Victor Sanders, G, Idaho

Justin Strings, F, Sacramento State

Ryan Richardson, G, Weber State



Big South

Ahmad Thomas, G, UNC-Asheville

Xavier Cooks, G/F, Winthrop

Kevin Vannatta, G, UNC-Asheville

Anders Broman, G, Winthrop



Big Ten

Nate Mason, G, Minnesota

Jae'Sean Tate, F, Ohio State

Vincent Edwards, F, Purdue

Bryant McIntosh, G, Northwestern



Big West

Leland King II, F, Santa Barbara

Gabe Levin, F, Long Beach State

Victor Joseph, G, Cal Poly

Gabe Vincent, G, Santa Barbara



Colonial

Joe Chealey, G, College of Charleston

David Cohn, G, William & Mary

Rokas Gustys, F/C, Hofstra

Mike Morsell, G, Towson



Conference USA

Giddy Potts, G, Middle Tennessee

Darius Thompson, G, Western Kentucky

Chris Cokley, F, Alabama Birmingham

Nick King, F, Middle Tennessee



Horizon

Jalen Hayes, F, Oakland

Cameron Morse, G, Youngstown State

Kendrick Nunn, G, Oakland

Lavone Holland II, G, Northern Kentucky



Ivy League

Taylor Johnson, G, Dartmouth

Caleb Wood, G, Pennsylvania

Amir Bell, G, Princeton

Wil Bathurst, G/F, Cornell



MAAC

Matt Scott, G, Niagara

Tyler Nelson, G, Fairfield

Jermaine Crumpton, F, Canisius

Rich Williams, G, Manhattan



Mid-American

Thomas Wilder, G, Western Michigan

Wes Clark, G, Buffalo

Cecil Williams, F, Central Michigan

Tre'Shaun Fletcher, G/F, Toledo



MEAC

Tiwian Kendley, G, Morgan State

Phillip Carr, F, Morgan State

Brandon Tabb, G/F, Bethune-Cookman

Desmond Williams, F, Florida A&M



Missouri Valley

Alize Johnson, F, Missouri State

Brenton Scott, G, Indiana State

Reed Timmer, G, Drake

Donte Ingram, G/F, Loyola-Chicago



Mountain West

Chandler Hutchison, G, Boise State

Trey Kell, G, San Diego State

Hayden Dalton, Wyoming

Kendall Stephens, G, Nevada



Northeast

Joel Hernandez, G, LIU-Brooklyn

Junior Robinson, G, Mount St. Mary's

Joseph Lopez, F, Sacred Heart

JoJo Cooper, G, Wagner



Ohio Valley

Jonathan Stark, G, Murray State

Austin Luke, G, Belmont

Terrell Miller Jr., F, Murray State

Averyl Ugba, F, Austin Peay



Pac-12

Jordan McLaughlin, G, Southern California

Tra Holder, G, Arizona State

Marcus Lee, F, California

Thomas Welsh, C, California-Los Angeles (UCLA)



Patriot League

Kahron Ross, G, Lehigh

Zach Thomas, F, Bucknell

Stephen Brown, G, Bucknell

Jordan Swopshire, F, Colgate



SEC

Daryl Macon, G, Arkansas

Yante Maten, F, Georgia

Chris Chiozza, G, Florida

Jaylen Barford, G, Arkansas



SWAC

A.J. Mosby, G, Alcorn State

Zachary Hamilton, F, Prairie View A&M

Donte Clark, G, Texas Southern

Jared Sam, F, Southern



Southern

Devin Sibley, G,  Furman

Desonta Bradford, G, East Tennessee State

Marvin Smith, F, NC-Greensboro

Demetrius Denzel-Dyson, G, Samford



Southland

Christopher Galbreath, F, Sam Houston State

Jordan Howard, PG, Central Arkansas

Travin Thibodeaux, F, New Orleans

Roddy Peters, G, Nicholls State



Summit League

Daniel Amigo, G, Denver

Paul Miller, G, North Dakota State

Nick Fuller, F, South Dakota

Bryson Scott, G, Fort Wayne (IPFW)



Sun Belt

Bryce Washington, F, UL Lafayette

Kevin Hervery, F, Texas-Arlington

Frank Bartley, G, UL Lafayette

Wesley Person, G, Troy



WAC

Nick Dixon, G, Texas-Rio Grande Valley

Joshua Braun, G, Grand Canyon

Jemerrio Jones, F, New Mexico State

Zach Lofton, G, New Mexico State



West Coast

Johnathan Williams, F, Gonzaga

Silas Melson, G, Gonzaga

Jock Landale, C, St. Mary's

Henry Caruso, G/F, Santa Clara


Wheres rowsey?

[jesmu84]

© 2018 Intersport

Those were the nominees. Not final rosters. At least that's my understanding.

https://twitter.com/3X3UHoops/status/978399292506296325?s=19

[warriorchick]

A Grayson Allen/Andrew Rowsey matchup would be something to see.

[Marquette4life]

A Grayson Allen/Andrew Rowsey matchup would be something to see.

what round would this happen in

[GoldenDieners32]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I605AcGoh5M

[MomofMUltiples]

One of the gems I gleaned from the Xavier board today is that Kelan Martin declined to participate. Next man up was Rowsey.

I imagine the Loyola-Chicago guy will also have a substitute.

[GooooMarquette]

One of the gems I gleaned from the Xavier board today is that Kelan Martin declined to participate. Next man up was Rowsey.

I imagine the Loyola-Chicago guy will also have a substitute.

I read that too, but didn't see where it came from. In the end I wasn't totally sure whether they had evidence, or just guessing it would be Martin.

[Lighthouse 84]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I605AcGoh5M

Q-How much does the 100K impact the competitiveness? 
A-I might actually play a little defense.

Ok, which booster dropped the ball and didn't give Andy his defense payments during the season?

[warriorchick]

Q-How much does the 100K impact the competitiveness? 
A-I might actually play a little defense.

Ok, which booster dropped the ball and didn't give Andy his defense payments during the season?

Hey, I wrote the checks, but he never cashed them.  Maybe I shouldn't have stashed them in his defensive playbook.

[GooooMarquette]

Hey, I wrote the checks, but he never cashed them.  Maybe I shouldn't have stashed them in his defensive playbook.

Bravo 👏

[drewm88]

Supposedly, Bluiett is out and Bullock is in.

[Skitch]

Hey, I wrote the checks, but he never cashed them.  Maybe I shouldn't have stashed them in his defensive playbook.

In the movie "Draft Day" they do something similar. Before the draft they send prospects a playbook with $100 bill taped to the back page. They know whether or not a player read the playbook based on if they ask about the $100 bill.

Not a great movie but that's what this post reminded me of.

[drewm88]

Big East just lost their first game to the ASun, 21-14. Rowsey went about 1/6 from 3. JP Macura's defense was horrendous the whole game.

[MU82]

Big East just lost their first game to the ASun, 21-14. Rowsey went about 1/6 from 3. JP Macura's defense was horrendous the whole game.

Damn Wojo.

[#UnleashSean]

this twitter live crap succccks.

[4everwarriors]

Got beet bye a girl, hey?

[BM1090]

Big East wins game 2 but needs to win game 3 and get some help to advance.

[#UnleashSean]

Big East wins game 2 but needs to win game 3 and get some help to advance.

Just need to win now.

If the a sun loses and they win they are through. 3 way tie breaker if a sun wins.

[drewm88]

According to the Cal Poly basketball twitter, Big East plays the Big West at 2:40 Central. Last night, the game started about 10 minutes early I believe.