Preview:
Morgan State is a HBCU in Baltimore of about 8000 students. Their WBB team was 12-4 last year, 8-2 in conference, with several COVID cancellations. They played small schools (Syracuse was cancelled) and beat teams like Annapolis, going to the MEAC tournament and winning their first round. The tallest player on their team is 6'1", and so in many ways they look a lot like our exhibition partner--a talented and successful team that won't match up with us physically and that plays in a small conference. They play USF just before coming to Maples.
Last year, they had 12 players who averaged double digit minutes--that is extreme even compared with CTT teams--so lots of substitutions and lots of players will play. They have a 5'3" point guard who shoots treys in the upper 30s and a grad student 6'1' forward who led the team last year with 13ppg. If you want to scout them, there is a complete game from last year against Delaware State up on the web. Keep your eye on 22 and 3 for Morgan State, in the dark blue.
Last year, Morgan State played a 2-3 zone, but I saw quite a bit of player defense in this game. Morgan State also pressed some in this game.
I have to say, Morgan State does not look like an offensive juggernaut in this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du5CkzRLIps
Morgan State is a HBCU in Baltimore of about 8000 students. Their WBB team was 12-4 last year, 8-2 in conference, with several COVID cancellations. They played small schools (Syracuse was cancelled) and beat teams like Annapolis, going to the MEAC tournament and winning their first round. The tallest player on their team is 6'1", and so in many ways they look a lot like our exhibition partner--a talented and successful team that won't match up with us physically and that plays in a small conference. They play USF just before coming to Maples.
Last year, they had 12 players who averaged double digit minutes--that is extreme even compared with CTT teams--so lots of substitutions and lots of players will play. They have a 5'3" point guard who shoots treys in the upper 30s and a grad student 6'1' forward who led the team last year with 13ppg. If you want to scout them, there is a complete game from last year against Delaware State up on the web. Keep your eye on 22 and 3 for Morgan State, in the dark blue.
Last year, Morgan State played a 2-3 zone, but I saw quite a bit of player defense in this game. Morgan State also pressed some in this game.
I have to say, Morgan State does not look like an offensive juggernaut in this video.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Du5CkzRLIps

