+/- for West Virginia

Not at all surprised about Frank's numbers or Wayne's (despite 21 points, led team with 4 turnovers).

Devonté's #s are a bit of a surprise, but I think it can be attributed to him being on the floor (more than Frank was) with Greene and Jamari, who had horrible +/- games. Probably also the case for Wayne's showing being as bad as it was.

Thanks, Corpus!

At one point late in the game--I think with around 6 minutes to go, I looked up the individual stats and Frank had 7 assists to 0 turnovers. ZERO turnovers against a tenacious, annoying, pesky WVA defense. Of course, right when I did that, he threw a ball off the bottom of the backboard in trying to escape pressure, so I know now not to check such things again.

He wound up with only 4 points (not a great night), but 7 assists to 2 turnovers. With Devonte and Selden "on" as our scorers tonight (every night, someone steps up!), I'll take that for Frank. Especially against ThugginsBall.

PS: At one point he went down HARD on a play and was clearly hurting--his quad area. He limped noticeably yet immediately got back up the court on a WVU turnover. The kid is just tough as nails. I wish he and our guys didn't have to go quite so hard on the eve of the tourney, but perhaps it was a good thing--just to show that they can win 3 games in 3 days, including against the unorthodox, pesky, tenacious WVU press.

newtonhawk wrote: Bob and Greg in their postgame were saying that Frank was actually questionable as far as playing tonight. Anyone know what that was about? It was a pretty good effort if he was playing gimpy.

Apparently hurt himself in the Baylor game. Listening to hear what he hurt - foot, I think.

Good grief. I hope it's nothing serious or chronic. Visions of Hinrich, et al., coming to mind. (Nightmares, actually)