By Hoya Hoops
| #21 Jessie Sapp |
| Points Per Game |
9.7 |
| Rebounds Per Game |
4.1 |
| Assists Per Game |
3.2 |
| Blocks Per Game |
0.4 |
| Steals Per Game |
1.2 |
| Turnovers Per Game |
2.4 |
| Minutes Per Game |
26.8 |
| Field Goal Percentage |
43.8% |
| Free Throw Percentage |
75.9% |
| Three-Point Field Goal Percentage |
41.1% |
| Best Moment of Season |
Three-pointer with six seconds left to give the Hoyas the lead for good at West Virginia.
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| Worst Moment of Season |
17 Minutes at Marquette, 0 PTS (0-2 FG)
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| Needs to Improve Upon Most for Next Year |
The ability to take it strong to the hoop going left as well as he does going to his right. |
Topics: Jessie Sapp, Year in Review
April 28th, 2008, 9:07 am 0 Comments
By Johnny
Teams
Georgetown:
Georgetown came out firing on all cylinders, as it seems that the extra day of rest had them more motivated and energized for the game. The Hoyas hit ten first half three pointers, and ended up going 17-28 from downtown. When Georgetown starts out shooting well from outside, they are tough to beat. When they start out shooting unreasonably well, like they did yesterday against Villanova, they are almost impossible to stop.
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Topics: Analysis, Big East Tournament, Jessie Sapp, Jonathan Wallace, Postgame Thoughts, Villanova
March 14th, 2008, 11:51 am 0 Comments
By Mike
Teams
Georgetown:
The Hoyas showed what it takes to win down the stretch, turning a five point game with under seven minutes left into an eighteen point blow-out five minutes later, led in large part by a strong performance from Patrick Ewing Jr. The only glaring problem with Georgetown’s play on Saturday was the season high 21 turnovers. The Hoyas have a history of struggling against full-court pressure, and although they limited the turnovers in the second half, two more came off the press near the end of the game. Had it been an eight point game instead of 18, I hope the Hoyas would have been a bit more careful with the ball.
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Topics: Analysis, Jessie Sapp, Postgame Thoughts, Reggie Williams, Roy Hibbert, Seton Hall
February 4th, 2008, 11:43 am 0 Comments
By Mike
Teams
Georgetown:
The Hoyas pulled out another win in dramatic style. It seems as though all the pieces are not yet in place, as the team can still go stretches with limited offensive production. But, for the third time in the Big East season, the team has been able to dig down and get scores when it matters most, and this time they have another hard-earned road win to show for their efforts.
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Topics: Analysis, Jessie Sapp, Postgame Thoughts, West Virginia
January 28th, 2008, 10:12 am 1 Comment
By Mike
Teams
Georgetown:
The Hoyas gritted this one out. The game was similar in many respects to the UCONN game. Georgetown trailed by two possessions late in the game, this time with under two minutes to play, and still managed to get the points on the offensive end and the stops on the defensive end to win it. A very good team effort.
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Topics: Analysis, Jessie Sapp, Postgame Thoughts, Syracuse
January 22nd, 2008, 9:04 am 2 Comments
By Johnny
GU:
Not too great a performance for the Hoyas, especially in the 2nd half, but a win is a win. A lot of those shots will fall in a different game, so I think the bigger issue is the free throw shooting. The Hoyas went 8 for 17 from the line and are only hitting 55% of their free throws on the season. That’s something that definitely needs to be worked on before they reach the tough conference schedule.
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Topics: Analysis, Ball State, Jessie Sapp, Jonathan Wallace, Postgame Thoughts
November 22nd, 2007, 11:38 am 0 Comments
By Johnny
GU:
I thought that this was a pretty solid season opener for the Hoyas. Thompson-coached teams don’t usually have very impressive beginnings to their seasons, maybe due to the complexity of learning the system and getting used to the style of play. That being said, it was a comfortable victory for the boys in Gray, and it gave the younger players a good opportunity to get some game time against real opponents.
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Topics: Analysis, Jessie Sapp, Postgame Thoughts, William and Mary
November 13th, 2007, 2:47 pm 0 Comments
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