Ray Floriani dropped me a note this morning about the Rutgers-Marist game at the RAC last night. He wrote a few observations about the team and the game:
PISCATAWAY, NJ - Rutgers survived a scare against Marist on Friday evening. The Scarlet Knights held on for a 63-61 victory. On the positive side , Rutgers made the plays in the stretch to win. Both clubs were turnover prone with more TO than field goals the first half. By the numbers:
After intermission the miscues decreased as the final games stats showed Marist with a 17% TO rate and Rutgers at 19%.
The Final totals game were
The Scarlet Knights were effective on defense as they tied the school record with 16 blocks. Hamady Ndaye led with 8 while freshman Greg Echenique was impressive with 6 (and 15 boards). Another frosh Mike Rosario led all scorers with 17 points. A natural scorer, Rosario played very well in the scheme of the Rutgers offense.
PISCATAWAY, NJ - Rutgers survived a scare against Marist on Friday evening. The Scarlet Knights held on for a 63-61 victory. On the positive side , Rutgers made the plays in the stretch to win. Both clubs were turnover prone with more TO than field goals the first half. By the numbers:
| 1st Half | |||
| TOs | FGs | TO% | |
| Marist | 9 | 8 | 25% |
| Rutgers | 10 | 9 | 27% |
After intermission the miscues decreased as the final games stats showed Marist with a 17% TO rate and Rutgers at 19%.
The Final totals game were
| Poss | Efficiency | |
| Marist | 71.6 | 85 |
| Rutgers | 68.7 | 92 |
The Scarlet Knights were effective on defense as they tied the school record with 16 blocks. Hamady Ndaye led with 8 while freshman Greg Echenique was impressive with 6 (and 15 boards). Another frosh Mike Rosario led all scorers with 17 points. A natural scorer, Rosario played very well in the scheme of the Rutgers offense.
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