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One of those players is the team's leading scorer, junior guard John McMahon. Morissette said he is a solid guard who works hard, but is simply 'stuck behind some really good players.' Murphy, the team's other Seacoast player, is working at breaking into the rotation. Stice was averaging 8 points and 7 rebounds per game heading into last weekend, and is playing about 30 minutes per game. 'He's lost weight and he's more athletic.' 'Stice is having a great season and it's funny because he looks totally different than he did in high school,' Morissette said. Morissette said anyone who remembers Stice from his playing days at Dover High wouldn't recognize the big man today. Stice has been helping the program all along and continues to develop athletically. He's got to learn all the plays obviously, but I definitely think he?ll help us.' McAllen reiterated Morissette's feelings about the impact Ford could have.

#Mike lessons groove scribe free#

McAllen isn't worried, though, and has been working on some fundamentals to help him move better off the ball, come off screens quicker and free himself up for his long-range bombs. That said, teams are doubling up on him and slowing his production. He's no secret after leading the nation in Division III 3-point shooting with a 50.4 percent mark. McAllen has had a tougher time finding his groove this season, as his scoring average has dipped from 10 points per game last season to 5.3 per contest in 2005-06. I think that is going to translate into how we play on the court.'

'We needed to bond and we were able to do that on the trip out west. Luck like that reinvents the term 'heartbreaker.'īut winning the Caltech tournament after traveling across the country was a big morale boost for the team, according to McAllen. It also includes Saturday's 119-116 quadruple-overtime loss to visiting Emerson.

Rivier is 5-6 overall and 1-3 in GNAC play heading into today's home game against Johnson and Wales, but that mark includes three losses in a row at the buzzer earlier in the season. Morissette sees Ford as a key ingredient to the team's success from here on out. 'How many 6-5 three guards do you get in this league,' Morissette asked. The 6-foot 5-inch swingman was ineligible first semester so he didn't play in the Caltech tournament immortalized in Sports Illustrated, so his first game was two days ago at home against Emerson. So when Morissette got the call saying Ford was interested, he jumped at the opportunity to bring in Ford.