Bugun denenmekte olan uc yabancida imza atmis.
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Yeni Yabancilarimiz.
- Konbuyu başlatan Murat İnal
- Başlangıç tarihi
Utah Üniversitesi mezunu guard Nick Jacobson (ort 16.7 sayı, 2.1 rb, 1.2 ast
Position SG
Size: 6-4, 206
Statistics
Year GP Min Pts A OR DR TR S TO Blk PF EffFG% PPS FGM FGA FG% FTM FTA FT% 3PM 3PA 3P% 2PM 2PA 2P%
2003-04 33 35.4 16.5 1.3 0.4 1.8 2.2 0.7 1.7 0.3 1.8 0.554 1.30 5.5 12.7 0.435 2.5 3.0 0.837 3.0 6.9 0.436 2.5 5.8 0.435
2002-03 33 33.5 13.3 0.9 0.5 2.2 2.8 0.5 1.1 0.1 2.0 0.548 1.33 4.3 10.0 0.427 2.3 2.8 0.835 2.4 5.7 0.423 1.8 4.3 0.433
Scouting Reports
Career to date: Scored 2,315 points for an average of 23.4 per game over the course of his four-year career, three of them spent in North Dakota where he finished as the state's fifth all-time leading scorer and his high school's all-time leading scorer. Averaged over 30 points per game as a junior and senior. Coached by his father, Tim, all four years. Sat out his initial year at Utah as a redshirt. Had an excellent freshman season (7.9 ppg). MWC Freshman of the Year in 2000-01. Shot the ball beautifully as a sophomore (13.9 ppg, .451 3P%). Named third-team all-conference. Averaged 13.3 points per game as a junior. Ranked fifth in the conference in 3-point percentage (42.3) and fourth in 3-pointers per game (2.42). Named Third Team All-Mountain West Conference. Scouting report: Son of a coach plays with intelligence ... Has gone from spot-up shooter to off the dribble scorer ... Dangerous when he gets his looks ... Can catch fire from the outside and is a prolific 3-point shooter ... Not as one-dimensional as most marksmen, he'll take his man off the dribble for pull-ups from mid-range and the occasional runner in the lane ... Earns trips to the free throw line with his play in the lane ... Keeps turnovers to a minimum, despite the work he does with his dribble ... Excellent strength ... Able to defend both forwards and guards ... Does not provide much statistical output outside of the scoring category.
Stat Stuffer: Hit 32 straight free throws as a freshman. As a sophomore, had 26 and 25 points in back-to-back wins versus UNLV and San Diego State, respectively, shooting a combined 12-of-18 from 3-point range. Played an incredible 45 minutes against Air Force in the very next game following the San Diego State contest. As a junior, posted six 20-point games and reached double figures in all but six contests. As a senior, posted 13 20-point games, including a season-high 28 twice, vs. New Mexico and at Weber State.
Fun Fact: Jacobsen's brother, Adam, plays basketball at North Dakota State.
Six Degrees of MJ: Jacobsen's former Utah teammate Chris Burgess played for the Idaho Stampede in the CBA with Mike Smith, who was Michael Jordan's first draft selection as team president of the Washington Wizards
Position SG
Size: 6-4, 206
Statistics
Year GP Min Pts A OR DR TR S TO Blk PF EffFG% PPS FGM FGA FG% FTM FTA FT% 3PM 3PA 3P% 2PM 2PA 2P%
2003-04 33 35.4 16.5 1.3 0.4 1.8 2.2 0.7 1.7 0.3 1.8 0.554 1.30 5.5 12.7 0.435 2.5 3.0 0.837 3.0 6.9 0.436 2.5 5.8 0.435
2002-03 33 33.5 13.3 0.9 0.5 2.2 2.8 0.5 1.1 0.1 2.0 0.548 1.33 4.3 10.0 0.427 2.3 2.8 0.835 2.4 5.7 0.423 1.8 4.3 0.433
Scouting Reports
Career to date: Scored 2,315 points for an average of 23.4 per game over the course of his four-year career, three of them spent in North Dakota where he finished as the state's fifth all-time leading scorer and his high school's all-time leading scorer. Averaged over 30 points per game as a junior and senior. Coached by his father, Tim, all four years. Sat out his initial year at Utah as a redshirt. Had an excellent freshman season (7.9 ppg). MWC Freshman of the Year in 2000-01. Shot the ball beautifully as a sophomore (13.9 ppg, .451 3P%). Named third-team all-conference. Averaged 13.3 points per game as a junior. Ranked fifth in the conference in 3-point percentage (42.3) and fourth in 3-pointers per game (2.42). Named Third Team All-Mountain West Conference. Scouting report: Son of a coach plays with intelligence ... Has gone from spot-up shooter to off the dribble scorer ... Dangerous when he gets his looks ... Can catch fire from the outside and is a prolific 3-point shooter ... Not as one-dimensional as most marksmen, he'll take his man off the dribble for pull-ups from mid-range and the occasional runner in the lane ... Earns trips to the free throw line with his play in the lane ... Keeps turnovers to a minimum, despite the work he does with his dribble ... Excellent strength ... Able to defend both forwards and guards ... Does not provide much statistical output outside of the scoring category.
Stat Stuffer: Hit 32 straight free throws as a freshman. As a sophomore, had 26 and 25 points in back-to-back wins versus UNLV and San Diego State, respectively, shooting a combined 12-of-18 from 3-point range. Played an incredible 45 minutes against Air Force in the very next game following the San Diego State contest. As a junior, posted six 20-point games and reached double figures in all but six contests. As a senior, posted 13 20-point games, including a season-high 28 twice, vs. New Mexico and at Weber State.
Fun Fact: Jacobsen's brother, Adam, plays basketball at North Dakota State.
Six Degrees of MJ: Jacobsen's former Utah teammate Chris Burgess played for the Idaho Stampede in the CBA with Mike Smith, who was Michael Jordan's first draft selection as team president of the Washington Wizards
Bu da Jacobson un ucluk rekorunu kirdigi macla ilgili bir yazi.
Saturday, December 20, 2003
Jacobson breaks record in U. win
By Mike Sorensen
Deseret Morning News
Nick Jacobson broke Keith Van Horn's career 3-point record Friday night during Utah's 73-57 victory over Cal State Northridge at the Huntsman Center. But it wasn't Jacobson's first-half 3-pointer that everyone was talking about afterward.
Nick Jacobson bombs away en route to breaking Utes' 3-point record.
Jeremy Harmon, Deseret Morning News
It was Jacobson's leadership and defense.
With his young teammates struggling against an aggressive Northridge defense in the second half, Jacobson decided to take over and put the team on his shoulders. The result was a 35-17 run over the final 14 minutes, including a 14-2 edge in the final four minutes.
"That's what seniors do," said Ute coach Rick Majerus. "No one has worked harder on his game than Nick. He's a lot like (Jeff) Hornacek. He's a helluva defender and a good team player. It's nice to see a guy who shoots threes who does that."
The Utes were in an unexpected battle against a team picked to finish in the middle of the Big West Conference, trailing 40-38 with less than 15 minutes to go in the game.
That's when Jacobson said enough.
He knocked down a 15-foot jumper to tie the score and then after neither team could score for more than two minutes, he sank a 3-pointer from the left angle to put the Utes ahead for good. The shot came about 10 seconds after he missed another three, but after Andrew Bogut knocked the ball out to him, he tried again immediately and sank it.
Then, after a free throw by Bogut, Jacobson knocked down consecutive jumpers on the left baseline to push the lead to 48-43 with 9:34 left, giving him nine of Utah's 10 points during the key stretch.
"I'm trying to establish my role a little bit more," said Jacobson.
"We haven't had a leader out there and the team needs it. I need to be more assertive in taking more shots. So I'm not going to hesitate."
The Matadors didn't fold, and cut the lead to two at 55-53 on a pair of foul shots by Davin White, whose 12 points led the team in scoring along with Thomas Shewmake.
That's when the Utah defense intensified, forcing turnovers and poor shots and the Utes went on a game-ending 18-4 run to turn make the close game look like a rout.
With the win, the Utes improved to 7-3, while Northridge fell to 2-4.
Jacobson led the way with a season-high 22 points on 8-of-16 shooting, while Richard Chaney added 18 and Andrew Bogut had his fifth double-double of the year with 17 points and 10 rebounds.
Coming off their 65-51 loss at LSU three nights earlier, the Utes looked sluggish in the first half. They took the lead on a three-point play by Chaney with 10:07 left and led by six before settling for a 30-26 halftime edge. Chaney bounced back from a sub-par performance at LSU and scored 10 first-half points to go with his four rebounds.
Jacobson finally broke Keith Van Horn's career 3-point record of 206 after having a chance to do it in the previous two games. He only needed one trey and after missing one in the first minute of the game, he sank one from the left side with 7:11 left in the first half.
"Keith Van Horn is maybe the best player to ever play here, so to take the record from him is something I'll always remember," said Jacobson.
"It's amazing he's got the record because he's so unselfish," said Majerus. "I have to tell him to take your shot — 'you're a good shooter.'"
Saturday, December 20, 2003
Jacobson breaks record in U. win
By Mike Sorensen
Deseret Morning News
Nick Jacobson broke Keith Van Horn's career 3-point record Friday night during Utah's 73-57 victory over Cal State Northridge at the Huntsman Center. But it wasn't Jacobson's first-half 3-pointer that everyone was talking about afterward.
Nick Jacobson bombs away en route to breaking Utes' 3-point record.
Jeremy Harmon, Deseret Morning News
It was Jacobson's leadership and defense.
With his young teammates struggling against an aggressive Northridge defense in the second half, Jacobson decided to take over and put the team on his shoulders. The result was a 35-17 run over the final 14 minutes, including a 14-2 edge in the final four minutes.
"That's what seniors do," said Ute coach Rick Majerus. "No one has worked harder on his game than Nick. He's a lot like (Jeff) Hornacek. He's a helluva defender and a good team player. It's nice to see a guy who shoots threes who does that."
The Utes were in an unexpected battle against a team picked to finish in the middle of the Big West Conference, trailing 40-38 with less than 15 minutes to go in the game.
That's when Jacobson said enough.
He knocked down a 15-foot jumper to tie the score and then after neither team could score for more than two minutes, he sank a 3-pointer from the left angle to put the Utes ahead for good. The shot came about 10 seconds after he missed another three, but after Andrew Bogut knocked the ball out to him, he tried again immediately and sank it.
Then, after a free throw by Bogut, Jacobson knocked down consecutive jumpers on the left baseline to push the lead to 48-43 with 9:34 left, giving him nine of Utah's 10 points during the key stretch.
"I'm trying to establish my role a little bit more," said Jacobson.
"We haven't had a leader out there and the team needs it. I need to be more assertive in taking more shots. So I'm not going to hesitate."
The Matadors didn't fold, and cut the lead to two at 55-53 on a pair of foul shots by Davin White, whose 12 points led the team in scoring along with Thomas Shewmake.
That's when the Utah defense intensified, forcing turnovers and poor shots and the Utes went on a game-ending 18-4 run to turn make the close game look like a rout.
With the win, the Utes improved to 7-3, while Northridge fell to 2-4.
Jacobson led the way with a season-high 22 points on 8-of-16 shooting, while Richard Chaney added 18 and Andrew Bogut had his fifth double-double of the year with 17 points and 10 rebounds.
Coming off their 65-51 loss at LSU three nights earlier, the Utes looked sluggish in the first half. They took the lead on a three-point play by Chaney with 10:07 left and led by six before settling for a 30-26 halftime edge. Chaney bounced back from a sub-par performance at LSU and scored 10 first-half points to go with his four rebounds.
Jacobson finally broke Keith Van Horn's career 3-point record of 206 after having a chance to do it in the previous two games. He only needed one trey and after missing one in the first minute of the game, he sank one from the left side with 7:11 left in the first half.
"Keith Van Horn is maybe the best player to ever play here, so to take the record from him is something I'll always remember," said Jacobson.
"It's amazing he's got the record because he's so unselfish," said Majerus. "I have to tell him to take your shot — 'you're a good shooter.'"
Teksas üniversitesinden forvet Brian Boddicker (ort 7.9 sayı, 3.8 rb)
Full Name: Brian David Boddicker
Position: Forward
Height/Weight: 6-8 / 228
Birthdate: June 8, 1981 (Sioux City, Iowa)
High School: Duncanville HS (Duncanville, Texas)
College: Texas
Texas
Season G GS FGM FGA PCT FTM FTA PCT 3PM 3PA PCT REB AST STL BL PTS AVG
2000-01 34 14 66 181 .365 34 49 .694 27 76 .355 133 28 19 9 193 5.70
2001-02 34 6 84 220 .382 37 57 .649 35 99 .354 131 25 14 9 240 7.10
2002-03 33 2 95 210 .452 35 52 .673 50 114 .439 143 14 9 15 275 8.30
2003-04 33 3 84 187 .449 51 66 .773 47 105 .448 159 18 13 8 266 8.10
Totals 134 25 329 798 .412 157 224 .701 159 394 .404 566 85 55 41 974 7.30
Career Highlights: Ranks second in Texas history for career three-point percentage list (.404) and seventh in career three-pointers made (156). Holds the top two single-season three-point percentage marks (.448 as a senior; .439 as a junior) in UT history. Shares school record (with teammate James Thomas) for career games played and consecutive games played (134).
Senior (2003-04): Honorable mention All-Big 12 selection (coaches). Named to the Big 12 All-Reserve Team for third straight season by league’s media. Eclipsed own single-season record for three-point percentage (.448, 47-for-105). Averaged 10.0 points and hit 8-of-13 threes during UT’s three NCAA Tournament games, including 11 points and 3-of-5 threes against Xavier in the Sweet Sixteen.
Junior (2002-03): Key contributor during UT’s run to the NCAA Final Four, averaging 10.6 points and 7.0 rebounds in 21.4 minutes, while hitting 11-of-21 three-pointers. One of six players named to Dick Vitale’s All-Rolaids Team (nation’s top sixth men). Named to the Big 12 All-Reserve Team. Had a career-high 20 points and hit a career-best 6-of-9 from three-point range at No. 12 Kansas.
Sophomore (2001-02): Earned a spot on the Big-12 All-Reserve Team. Pulled down a career-high 13 rebounds in 27 minutes vs. No. 20 Indiana. Recorded a season-high 19 points, including four three-pointers, and grabbed six rebounds against No. 2 Kansas. Turned up his play in the NCAA Tournament, ranking fourth on the team in scoring (8.7 ppg) and rebounding (4.0 rpg) in 19.0 mpg. Recorded 13 points, including 3-of-4 threes, and eight rebounds in 24 minutes during Sweet Sixteen loss to No. 11 Oregon.
Freshman (2000-01): Named to the Big 12 All-Freshman Team. Played in all 34 games and earned team’s Most Improved Player Award. Registered 10 double-figure games, tops among the freshman class. Started 14 consecutive games at center in midseason before returning to sixth-man role.
Strengths: Very proficient three-point shooter when feet are set. Can get up and down the floor and gives good effort defensively.
Personal: Attended Duncanville High School, the same school that produced former Longhorn teammate Chris Owens. Was the second-ever McDonald's All-American to sign with UT. Son of Thomas and Marillis Brockles. Majored in kinesiology.
Full Name: Brian David Boddicker
Position: Forward
Height/Weight: 6-8 / 228
Birthdate: June 8, 1981 (Sioux City, Iowa)
High School: Duncanville HS (Duncanville, Texas)
College: Texas
Texas
Season G GS FGM FGA PCT FTM FTA PCT 3PM 3PA PCT REB AST STL BL PTS AVG
2000-01 34 14 66 181 .365 34 49 .694 27 76 .355 133 28 19 9 193 5.70
2001-02 34 6 84 220 .382 37 57 .649 35 99 .354 131 25 14 9 240 7.10
2002-03 33 2 95 210 .452 35 52 .673 50 114 .439 143 14 9 15 275 8.30
2003-04 33 3 84 187 .449 51 66 .773 47 105 .448 159 18 13 8 266 8.10
Totals 134 25 329 798 .412 157 224 .701 159 394 .404 566 85 55 41 974 7.30
Career Highlights: Ranks second in Texas history for career three-point percentage list (.404) and seventh in career three-pointers made (156). Holds the top two single-season three-point percentage marks (.448 as a senior; .439 as a junior) in UT history. Shares school record (with teammate James Thomas) for career games played and consecutive games played (134).
Senior (2003-04): Honorable mention All-Big 12 selection (coaches). Named to the Big 12 All-Reserve Team for third straight season by league’s media. Eclipsed own single-season record for three-point percentage (.448, 47-for-105). Averaged 10.0 points and hit 8-of-13 threes during UT’s three NCAA Tournament games, including 11 points and 3-of-5 threes against Xavier in the Sweet Sixteen.
Junior (2002-03): Key contributor during UT’s run to the NCAA Final Four, averaging 10.6 points and 7.0 rebounds in 21.4 minutes, while hitting 11-of-21 three-pointers. One of six players named to Dick Vitale’s All-Rolaids Team (nation’s top sixth men). Named to the Big 12 All-Reserve Team. Had a career-high 20 points and hit a career-best 6-of-9 from three-point range at No. 12 Kansas.
Sophomore (2001-02): Earned a spot on the Big-12 All-Reserve Team. Pulled down a career-high 13 rebounds in 27 minutes vs. No. 20 Indiana. Recorded a season-high 19 points, including four three-pointers, and grabbed six rebounds against No. 2 Kansas. Turned up his play in the NCAA Tournament, ranking fourth on the team in scoring (8.7 ppg) and rebounding (4.0 rpg) in 19.0 mpg. Recorded 13 points, including 3-of-4 threes, and eight rebounds in 24 minutes during Sweet Sixteen loss to No. 11 Oregon.
Freshman (2000-01): Named to the Big 12 All-Freshman Team. Played in all 34 games and earned team’s Most Improved Player Award. Registered 10 double-figure games, tops among the freshman class. Started 14 consecutive games at center in midseason before returning to sixth-man role.
Strengths: Very proficient three-point shooter when feet are set. Can get up and down the floor and gives good effort defensively.
Personal: Attended Duncanville High School, the same school that produced former Longhorn teammate Chris Owens. Was the second-ever McDonald's All-American to sign with UT. Son of Thomas and Marillis Brockles. Majored in kinesiology.
2.11 boyundaki Brezilyalı pivot Jose Estevam Ferreira
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su alınan yabancı forvet hakkında suphelerım var.umarım iyidir.bıde salyers i alsaydık cok ii olurdu bence.
way resimler beni gaza getirdi neyalan söyliim
Jacobson: Okuduğumuz kadarıyla adam tam bir şutör. Gerek sayı ortalaması, gerek 3lük yüzdesi eminim hepimizin yüzünü güldürmüştür. Asist ortlaması çok düşük, 1 numarada düşünülemez bence. Asıl merak ettiğim istatistiği yansımayan yönleri. Umarım sadece screenden çıkıp boş sutu sokabilen tek yönlü bir oyuncu değildir. Savunmasından pek umutlu değilim(çok fazla sadece hücumu düşünen bir oyuncu gibime geldi istatistiklerden) umarım yanılırım. Bir de umarım hücumda çok yönlüdür dediğim gibi sadece boş şut sokucusu olmasın da.
Boddicker: Öncelikle geldiği okul dolayısıyla takdiri mi kazandı. Babam 5 sene o okulda master yaptı ve asistanlık yaptı, ben de zaten Texas doğumluyum, lise bitince gidecektim oraya ama burda kalmaya karar verdim. T.J. Ford da aynı okul mezunu. İlk izlenim olarak bir Haluk Yıldırım havası verdi bana özellikleri. 3lükleri bunu da çok iyiymiş boşken, savunamsı da kuvvetliymiş. Dediğim gibi bana biraz Haluk Yıldırım havası verdi. Umarım en az onun kadar verimli olur.
Ferreira: Yanlışım yoksa basketteki ilk Brezilyalımız. Milli takım da oynaması ve şampiyon bir takımın pivotu olması artıları. Umarım winning özellikleri taşıyan biridir. Turabi Genç'in dediğine göre atletikmiş. Umarım Fatih Solak'tan daha yararlı olur ve potadibini en az onun kadar karartır. Demin portekizce sitelerden biraz bakındım tam anlayamadım ama playoff maçlarına baktım, her maç 5 başlamamış bazı maçalrda baya etkili olurken 11 dakika oynadığı maç da vardı. Herhalde kupa maçları ile beraber daha rahat yorum yapmaya başlayabilriz bence en karakutu vaziyetindeki yabancımız.
Boddicker: Öncelikle geldiği okul dolayısıyla takdiri mi kazandı. Babam 5 sene o okulda master yaptı ve asistanlık yaptı, ben de zaten Texas doğumluyum, lise bitince gidecektim oraya ama burda kalmaya karar verdim. T.J. Ford da aynı okul mezunu. İlk izlenim olarak bir Haluk Yıldırım havası verdi bana özellikleri. 3lükleri bunu da çok iyiymiş boşken, savunamsı da kuvvetliymiş. Dediğim gibi bana biraz Haluk Yıldırım havası verdi. Umarım en az onun kadar verimli olur.
Ferreira: Yanlışım yoksa basketteki ilk Brezilyalımız. Milli takım da oynaması ve şampiyon bir takımın pivotu olması artıları. Umarım winning özellikleri taşıyan biridir. Turabi Genç'in dediğine göre atletikmiş. Umarım Fatih Solak'tan daha yararlı olur ve potadibini en az onun kadar karartır. Demin portekizce sitelerden biraz bakındım tam anlayamadım ama playoff maçlarına baktım, her maç 5 başlamamış bazı maçalrda baya etkili olurken 11 dakika oynadığı maç da vardı. Herhalde kupa maçları ile beraber daha rahat yorum yapmaya başlayabilriz bence en karakutu vaziyetindeki yabancımız.
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Nick Jacobson : Akıllı bir pasör ve harika bir basketbol zekasından ve defansif yönden son iki senedir gözle görülür ilerleme katdettiği bahsediliyor Utah Utes'in sitesinde. Yalnız biraz fazla üçlük denemesinde bulunduğu görülüyor istatistiklerden okul sıralamasında 2.
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cem1972' Alıntı:
bayan voleybol takiminin maçlarini kaçirmiyorsun sanirim. :roll:
Bence bu saatten sonra alabileceğimiz en iyi yabancıları aldık.Jacobson gibi şutör bir oyuncumuz Erman Kunter döneminde olsa o yıl şampiyonluğa ulaşabilirdik.Ferreira ise iyi bir pivota benziyor.Boddicker için ise şimdilik yorum yapmıyorum.Haluk Yıldırım gibi ise doğru bir transfer.Bu arada yabancılara yıllık kaç para ödeyeceğimizi bilen biri varsa lütfen yazsın.Özellikle maddi sıkıntı yaşarsak pivotumuz gidebilir gibime geliyot :?