Post by DanMcQ on Jan 28, 2007 13:38:41 GMT -5
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Wash Post - Camille Powell: Hoyas Rout Red Storm With 11-Minute Burst
Wash Times - Denis Gorman: Georgetown thrashes St. John's
NY Post - Lenn Robbins: Hoyas stay dry in silent Storm
NY Post photo: Jr guards Jr
NY Daily News - Roger Rubin: Hoyas rip Johnnies
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Wash Post - Camille Powell: Hoyas Rout Red Storm With 11-Minute Burst
"We woke up," said junior guard Jonathan Wallace, who had 13 points and four rebounds. "We kind of muddled around in the first half and let them dictate the tempo, but we regrouped at the half, and we knew that we had to kick it into overdrive if we wanted to be in the game. So that kind of carried us over."
Did it ever. During an 11-minute span that included the final four minutes of the first half and the first seven minutes of the second half, the Hoyas outscored the Red Storm by a 30-4 margin and turned a 10-point deficit into a rout.
That's a frightening thought. In the second half, Georgetown's defense harassed St. John's into missing 17 of 25 shots. The Hoyas shot 73.9 percent after halftime and got every kind of shot they wanted, from layups to open three-pointers, and outscored St. John's by a 45-20 margin. Thompson was asked after the game if the way the Hoyas moved the ball in the second half was "as good as it can get."
"I don't know if I'm ever going to be ready to say yes to that," Thompson said with a smile. "But it was pretty good. It started at the other end, it started with our defensive intensity, it started with us running down loose balls and getting rebounds. And that just carried over into an easy flow and hardness we had at the offensive end."
Did it ever. During an 11-minute span that included the final four minutes of the first half and the first seven minutes of the second half, the Hoyas outscored the Red Storm by a 30-4 margin and turned a 10-point deficit into a rout.
That's a frightening thought. In the second half, Georgetown's defense harassed St. John's into missing 17 of 25 shots. The Hoyas shot 73.9 percent after halftime and got every kind of shot they wanted, from layups to open three-pointers, and outscored St. John's by a 45-20 margin. Thompson was asked after the game if the way the Hoyas moved the ball in the second half was "as good as it can get."
"I don't know if I'm ever going to be ready to say yes to that," Thompson said with a smile. "But it was pretty good. It started at the other end, it started with our defensive intensity, it started with us running down loose balls and getting rebounds. And that just carried over into an easy flow and hardness we had at the offensive end."
Wash Times - Denis Gorman: Georgetown thrashes St. John's
NY Post - Lenn Robbins: Hoyas stay dry in silent Storm
We are now a month before March Madness, and St. John's all but threw its jockey.
NY Post photo: Jr guards Jr
NY Daily News - Roger Rubin: Hoyas rip Johnnies