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PROSPECT PERFORMANCES - 03/05/09

Jordan Hill: California 83, Arizona 77
40 min, 10-19 fg, 0-0 3pt, 4-6 ft, 5 off, 14 reb, 4 ast, 2 to, 0 stl, 1 blk, 2 pf, 24 pts

James Harden: Stanford 74, Arizona St. 64
39 min, 8-20 fg, 2-10 3pt, 4-4 ft, 2 off, 3 reb, 3 ast, 4 to, 1 stl, 1 blk, 3 pf, 22 pts

Chase Budinger: California 83, Arizona 77
39 min, 9-17 fg, 3-8 3pt, 7-8 ft, 1 off, 3 reb, 4 ast, 1 to, 0 stl, 0 blk, 4 pf, 28 pts

Tyler Smith: Tennessee 86, South Carolina 70
33 min, 8-17 fg, 0-1 3pt, 6-7 ft, 3 off, 6 reb, 7 ast, 1 to, 1 stl, 0 blk, 1 pf, 22 pts

Jrue Holiday: UCLA 79, Oregon St. 54
24 min, 1-5 fg, 1-3 3pt, 0-0 ft, 0 off, 0 reb, 6 ast, 1 to, 0 stl, 3 blk, 1 pf, 3 pts

Darren Collison: UCLA 79, Oregon St. 54
32 min, 3-6 fg, 0-0 3pt, 0-0 ft, 4 off, 11 reb, 8 ast, 5 to, 0 stl, 0 blk, 0 pf, 6 pts

DeMar DeRozan: USC 80, Oregon 66
30 min, 7-9 fg, 0-0 3pt, 5-6 ft, 2 off, 2 reb, 1 ast, 0 to, 1 stl, 1 blk, 1 pf, 19 pts

PROSPECT PERFORMANCES - 03/04/09

A.J. Ogilvy: Pittsburgh 90, Marquette 75
33 min, 12-17 fg, 0-1 3pt, 9-14 ft, 2 off, 10 reb, 3 ast, 5 to, 0 stl, 2 blk, 3 pf, 33 pts

Earl Clark: Louisville 95, Seton Hall 78
37 min, 11-16 fg, 0-2 3pt, 5-8 ft, 3 off, 14 reb, 1 ast, 5 to, 2 stl, 0 blk, 2 pf, 27 pts

Samardo Samuels: Louisville 95, Seton Hall 78
22 min, 4-8 fg, 0-0 3pt, 1-2 ft, 3 off, 3 reb, 2 ast, 1 to, 1 stl, 0 blk, 2 pf, 9 pts

Tyreke Evans: Memphis 69, Houston 60
35 min, 10-16 fg, 0-0 3pt, 3-3 ft, 1 off, 7 reb, 4 ast, 4 to, 1 stl, 0 blk, 1 pf, 23 pts

Ty Lawson: North Carolina 86, Virginia Tech 78
35 min, 7-13 fg, 0-4 3pt, 8-12 ft, 0 off, 3 reb, 5 ast, 1 to, 1 stl, 1 blk, 4 pf, 22 pts

Tyler Hansbrough: North Carolina 86, Virginia Tech 78
35 min, 7-16 fg, 1-1 3pt, 7-7 ft, 6 off, 15 reb, 0 ast, 0 to, 0 stl, 0 blk, 2 pf, 22 pts

Wayne Ellington: North Carolina 86, Virginia Tech 78
35 min, 6-12 fg, 3-6 3pt, 0-0 ft, 0 off, 5 reb, 3 ast, 2 to, 0 stl, 0 blk, 1 pf, 15 pts

Da'Sean Butler: West Virginia 82, DePaul 63
32 min, 6-17 fg, 1-6 3pt, 3-3 ft, 5 off, 10 reb, 5 ast, 4 to, 0 stl, 1 blk, 1 pf, 16 pts

Devin Ebanks: West Virginia 82, DePaul 63
33 min, 6-10 fg, 0-0 3pt, 2-4 ft, 7 off, 14 reb, 3 ast, 2 to, 1 stl, 0 blk, 3 pf, 14 pts

Gani Lawal: Georgia Tech 78, Miami (FL) 68
20 min, 5-7 fg, 0-0 3pt, 4-6 ft, 0 off, 2 reb, 1 ast, 1 to, 1 stl, 2 blk, 3 pf, 14 pts

DeJuan Blair: Pittsburgh 90, Marquette 75
35 min, 7-10 fg, 0-0 3pt, 9-12 ft, 3 off, 9 reb, 3 ast, 0 to, 1 stl, 4 blk, 2 pf, 23 pts

Sam Young: Pittsburgh 90, Marquette 75
35 min, 7-12 fg, 1-2 3pt, 3-6 ft, 1 off, 8 reb, 0 ast, 2 to, 2 stl, 2 blk, 1 pf, 18 pts

Marcus Thornton: Vanderbilt 75, LSU 67
37 min, 7-19 fg, 1-6 3pt, 3-6 ft, 1 off, 4 reb, 3 ast, 2 to, 2 stl, 0 blk, 3 pf, 18 pts

Patrick Patterson: Georgia 90, Kentucky 85
36 min, 4-10 fg, 0-0 3pt, 6-6 ft, 5 off, 9 reb, 2 ast, 0 to, 0 stl, 8 blk, 1 pf, 14 pts

Jodie Meeks: Georgia 90, Kentucky 85
28 min, 6-16 fg, 2-7 3pt, 9-10 ft, 0 off, 1 reb, 3 ast, 3 to, 2 stl, 1 blk, 3 pf, 23 pts

Nick Calathes: Mississippi St. 80, Florida 71
28 min, 4-12 fg, 0-4 3pt, 3-4 ft, 1 off, 5 reb, 5 ast, 2 to, 0 stl, 0 blk, 2 pf, 11 pts

Jason Varnado: Mississippi St. 80, Florida 71
28 min, 6-14 fg, 0-0 3pt, 1-4 ft, 5 off, 8 reb, 0 ast, 0 to, 2 stl, 2 blk, 0 pf, 13 pts

Blake Griffin: Missouri 73, Oklahoma 64
39 min, 7-11 fg, 0-0 3pt, 2-7 ft, 5 off, 21 reb, 3 ast, 6 to, 1 stl, 1 blk, 3 pf, 16 pts

Willie Warren: Missouri 73, Oklahoma 64
35 min, 3-11 fg, 1-6 3pt, 0-0 ft, 2 off, 3 reb, 6 ast, 4 to, 2 stl, 0 blk, 1 pf, 7 pts

POSTGAME: TIMBERWOLVES - 03/03/09

Jackson has a great all-around game with NO TURNOVERS!!!

MVW
Stephen Jackson

The Good
Jackson: 29 min. 7-16 fg, 7 reb, 6 ast, 0 to, 23 pts
Morrow: 19 min, 6-10 fg, 3-3 3pt, 2 reb, 17 pts
Biedrins: 26 min, 4-6 fg, 2-2 ft, 13 reb, 4 ast, 2 blk, 10 pts
Maggette: 25 min, 4-9 fg, 8-10 ft, 7 reb, 16 pts
Belinelli: 16 min, 4-8 fg, 3-4 3pt, 13 pts
Crawford: 27 min, 2-4 3pt, 5-6 ft, 5 ast, 2 stl, 11 pts
Davidson: 21 min, 7 reb, 7 pts
Randolph: 17 min, 2-3 fg, 5 reb, 2 blk

The Bad
Crawford: 27 min, 2-8 fg
Watson: 27 min, 2-7 fg

The Ugly
Maggette: 25 min, 0 ast, 6 to

Best and Worst +/-
Biedrins: +20
Randolph: +18
Morrow: +17
Watson: +2
Kurz: +2

Team Statistics
Warriors : Clippers
pts - 118 : 94
fg - 37-81 (.457) : 33-92 (.359)
ft - 34-46 (.739) : 22-25 (.880)
3pt - 10-20 (.500) : 6-25 (.240)
reb - 50 : 53
oreb - 8 : 12
ast - 21 : 16
to - 11 : 18
stl - 8 : 6
bs - 6 : 4
fast break points - 17 : 7
points in the paint - 28 : 34

Boxscore
Highlights
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Morrow was lights out, shooting 3-3 from beyond the arc

Notes

1. Starting lineups: Crawford / Belinelli / Jackson / Azubuike / Biedrins vs. Ollie / Foye / Miller / Gomes / Love
2. Belinelli having a rough start; missed jumper, missed layup on fast break; missed layup in half-court offense
   
3. Barnett 'Keys to the Game': 1) dominate early 2) win the inside game 3) ball possession
4. Marco finally scores with 3 pointer
5. Warriors seem to be making a conscious effort to get Belinelli a touch on every early possession
6. Warriors getting lots of easy scoring opportunities
   
7. Belinelli with another 3 after put-back slam by Love
8. GS 22 MIN 11, 5:15 1Q
9. Belinelli starting to feel it; hits another jumper after up-fake
10. Holy Crap!!! Summer League Belinelli is finally here!!!! Another 3!
11. Maggette makes an appearance w/ Turiaf being the vet to rest
12. Gomes would have been a great addition to the Warriors; skilled, big enough to play PF
13. GS 36 MIN 18, end of 1Q
14. Davidson and Randolph start off 2Q w/ Belinelli, Maggette, and Crawford
    
15. Randolph gets on board with offensive rebound and shot off glass
16. GS 40 MIN 21, 9:30 2Q
17. Morrow gets into the act with a 3
18. Morrow hits first two shots, both all net
19. Davidson a pretty good rebounder, not a skilled finisher
20. Maggette effective off bench as usual; 8 pt in 8 min
    
21. Davidson hits mid-range shot; slow release
    
22. GS 53 MIN 23, 5:42 2Q
23. Maggette not sharing the ball at all
24. CJ scores; everyone that played is on the board
25. Davidson and Randolph keeping the ball alive; can't wait to see Randolph, Wright, and Biedrins
26. Randolph gets chance to score w/ iso on last possession and does (misses and-1)
27. GS 66 MIN 37, end of 2Q
28. Belinelli has a knack for drawing offensive fouls as he fights through/around screens
29. zzzzzzz - nothing but veterans and Davidson this quarter; where is the development?
    
30. GS 86 MIN 62, 2:44 3Q
31. Timberwolves making a run to cut it to 17; up as much as 31
32. GS 91 MIN 72 end of 3Q
33. 21 pts off 15 t.o.
34. Jackson continues to play well shooting 7-14 fg, 7 reb, 5 ast
35. Corey Maggette w/ 6 to
36. Did Randolph and Belinelli do something wrong? Why aren't they in during a blow-out? We don't need to see Jackson, Maggette, Crawford, and Watson!! At least Morrow is playing
37. GS 103 MIN 86, 4:41 4Q
38. nice moves by Biedrins to take Love from the top of the key
39. Morrow's shots are all net!!! 13 pts in 16 min.
    
40. Kurz gets in w/ 2:13 left in game; GS 113 MIN 91
41. GS 118 MIN 94 end of game
42. great shooting from future core of Belinelli, Randolph, and Morrow (12-21 fg, 7-8 3pt); log in 54 min
43. should have played kids more and sat vets for majority of 4Q
44. Warriors' record is 21-39, 7th worst in the league; they need to be careful not to inch past Toronto and New York which would cause them to fall to the 9th pick; this win deals a big blow to their chances of overtaking MIN for the 6th pick
    

Biedrins gets a double-double in 27 minutes of action

Quotes
Don Nelson
On Tonight's Game:

"Actually, we've been playing pretty well, moving the ball and giving pretty good effort -- and then tonight, everything just clicked for us... Well, we have a game plan every night. Sometimes they seem to work a little better than others. You never really know, but I think we were -- we had their stuff covered pretty well and everybody remembered and carried out their job, too. That helps."

"Off of our high for the year, I think 25 (turnovers) our last game and it cost us the game. We turned the ball over 25 times. We're one of the lowest in the league, at least we were until we set our record. So anyway, we wanted to take care of the ball and we did that the first quarter. I wasn't very happy with six turnovers in the second quarter, but anyway, we were aggressive and did a lot of good things to get that lead."

"What I liked is that we have a game tomorrow and I didn't have to play my heavy-minute guys the whole game and fight until the end and all that. They had a hard practice kind of a game and hopefully we'll get our sleep tonight and we'll be ready to do it again tomorrow. That's the main thing."

"We're not going to pound our chest on this game. We got accomplished what we wanted. Guys were able to play. I think Jermareo got his first real opportunity and did well, and showed tonight that he can be an NBA player. That's a good thing. Not a perfect game for him, but he did a lot of good things and he rebounded the ball. That's what I'm after with him. I know he can shoot, I know he can play, but the rebounds, he went after them tonight. It was a nice game for him. I'm very happy for him."

Corey Maggette
On Stephen Jackson:

"(Jackson) is the key to this team. Not only his scoring, but his passing, too, and his rebounding, things like that. He brings a dimension to this game. Tonight he was probably 23 (points) and seven (rebounds). He doesn't get the credit he should. He's a heck of a player."

Stephen Jackson
On Tonight's Game:

"It was crazy. Got a little rest; rest always helps. I wish we could've gotten the win the other night but it felt good to go out there and get this one."

"We shared the ball well and got a lot of deflections. When we get a count on deflections, we get out and run. We've got some great shooters on this team and when we can move the ball and get open shots, we can knock them down. Any time we are able to get steals, we can get out to a big lead."

"It's a great way to start the road trip. Minnesota's been playing well with the loss of Jefferson, but we can't worry about who's out there or not out there. We have to try and finish the season on a great note and winning tonight is definitely good."

Related Articles
Game No. 60, live: Warriors (20-39) at Timberwolves (18-41) - Geoff Lepper
Slumping Timberwolves blown out by Golden State Warriors - Pioneer Press
Biedrins is paying dividends - Marcus Thompson II
Warriors crush Timberwolves to end road skid - The Sports Network
Jackson's return bolsters Warriors - Associated Press

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PROSPECT PERFORMANCES - 03/03/09

Al-Farouq Aminu: Wake Forest 65, Maryland 63
34 min, 6-12 fg, 1-2 3pt, 3-4 ft, 6 off, 14 reb, 2 ast, 1 to, 1 stl, 2 blk, 1 pf, 16 pts

Jeff Teague: Wake Forest 65, Maryland 63
37 min, 6-16 fg, 1-6 3pt, 4-5 ft, 1 off, 2 reb, 1 ast, 3 to, 0 stl, 2 blk, 2 pf, 17 pts

Greg Monroe: St. John's 59, Georgetown 56
33 min, 6-9 fg, 0-0 3pt, 6-9 ft, 1 off, 5 reb, 1 ast, 3 to, 1 stl, 2 blk, 3 pf, 18 pts

DeJuan Summers: St. John's 59, Georgetown 56
27 min, 3-9 fg, 2-6 3pt, 2-2 ft, 0 off, 1 reb, 2 ast, 1 to, 0 stl, 1 blk, 4 pf, 10 pts

Kyle Singler: Duke 84, Florida St. 81
35 min, 7-14 fg, 2-5 3pt, 4-4 ft, 2 off, 7 reb, 2 ast, 0 to, 1 stl, 1 blk, 3 pf, 20 pts

Gerald Henderson: Duke 84, Florida St. 81
35 min, 6-17 fg, 2-5 3pt, 7-9 ft, 2 off, 10 reb, 5 ast, 2 to, 0 stl, 0 blk, 0 pf, 21 pts

B.J. Mullens: Ohio St. 60, Iowa 58
22 min, 2-4 fg, 0-0 3pt, 1-2 ft, 2 off, 5 reb, 1 ast, 0 to, 0 stl, 0 blk, 1 pf, 5 pts

RANDOLPH MAKING HOLLINGER LOOK LIKE AN IDIOT

The latest Player Efficiency Rating (PER) for Randolph has him breaking into the top 10 for rookies.

#7 on the charts at 16.04

Another statistical metric created by John Hollinger was the 'Draft Rater.' Here is what his formula has determined was the future of Anthony Randolph.

Draft Rater: Which big men will become the best pros?

By John Hollinger
ESPN Insider
Originally Published: June 20, 2008

Between Me and the Scouts, One of Us Will Look Like an Idiot
Anthony Randolph, LSU, 9.85

Yes, this is true. Seen in many quarters as a high lottery pick, Randolph has virtually nothing in his statistical record to justify such a lofty selection.

In particular, his woeful ball-handling numbers are a major red flag. Randolph had more turnovers than any prospect except Beasley and Thompson, but those two players had every play run through them; I'm still waiting to find out Randolph's excuse.

Additionally, his 49.9 true shooting percentage is alarmingly bad for a guy who is supposed to dominate athletically.

He can block shots, and the fact his team was such a mess probably didn't help his numbers any, but gambling on Randolph with a high first-round pick looks like the basketball equivalent of hitting on 19 in blackjack. Hey, maybe the dealer throws out a 2 and everyone thinks you're a genius, but chances are you're going to bust.

It appears he's going to be drafted in the middle of the first round at worst, but even that appears to be a terrible mistake -- there is no track record whatsoever of a player rated this poorly achieving pro success.

Time to retool your Draft Rater, John Hollinger, to give more weight to intangibles, team turmoil, and take late starts in the sport into consideration. Either that, or just watch some more tape so you don't look like an idiot after going out of your way to blast a 19 year old prospect.

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POLL RESULTS: POINT GUARD MINUTES

Who should get the most minutes at PG the rest of the season?

Marco Belinelli: 28 votes (71%)
Jamal Crawford: 3 votes (7%)
Monta Ellis: 8 votes (20%)

THE BIG 3

If Randolph can improve on his consistency from the perimeter and become a legitimate small forward, a frontline of Randolph, Wright, and Biedrins (with Turiaf rotating in to take care of the bulky PF/C's) would be incredible. It will be among the thinnest starting frontlines, BUT it will also be among the fastest, longest, and skilled.

They would be among the best rebounding and shot blocking fronts in the league. I envision Wright becoming a more versatile scorer than Biedrins and Randolph to be a star in a few years. All they need is a true PG and proto SG that can defend the perimeter, play unselfishly, and knock down the 3 ball.

What we have:

Ellis - ?

Jackson / Belinelli - defends, perimeter game, can initiate offense, great 2nd/3rd option

Randolph - rebounds, blocks shots, can score inside and out, long and athletic, star potential

Wright - blocks shots, rebounds, disruptive with length, athletic, can evolve into a very good scorer

Biedrins - rebounds, blocks shots, high conversion rate, great hands, smart, star potential

* PG is the big missing piece, but if a star SG who's a willing passer can be had, the Warriors could go far while settling for Ellis or Belinelli at point.



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PROSPECT PERFORMANCES - 03/01/09

Nick Calathes: Tennessee 79, Florida 75
35 min, 7-15 fg, 3-6 3pt, 3-5 ft, 0 off, 2 reb, 7 ast, 1 to, 0 stl, 0 blk, 4 pf, 20 pts

Tyler Smith: Tennessee 79, Florida 75
37 min, 6-14 fg, 3-4 3pt, 4-6 ft, 1 off, 7 reb, 3 ast, 1 to, 0 stl, 0 blk, 2 pf, 19 pts

Earl Clark: Louisville 62, Marquette 58
39 min, 5-9 fg, 0-3 3pt, 0-0 ft, 3 off, 13 reb, 1 ast, 4 to, 0 stl, 1 blk, 4 pf, 10 pts

Samardo Samuels: Louisville 62, Marquette 58
33 min, 5-9 fg, 0-0 3pt, 2-6 ft, 3 off, 7 reb, 0 ast, 0 to, 1 stl, 0 blk, 2 pf, 12 pts

Jonny Flynn: Syracuse 87, Cincinnati 63
32 min, 5-8 fg, 2-5 3pt, 5-6 ft, 2 off, 5 reb, 7 ast, 2 to, 1 stl, 0 blk, 1 pf, 17 pts

Cole Aldrich: Kansas 90, Missouri 65
32 min, 8-13 fg, 0-0 3pt, 3-3 ft, 3 off, 14 reb, 1 ast, 0 to, 0 stl, 2 blk, 2 pf, 19 pts