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[QUOTE="RuffRuff, post: 5164249, member: 1268"]
Things to consider - they're coming off a 44 point beat down of DePaul at home. We are coming off a scare to a bad team at home. We're coming off our first adjustment game without McNeeley, so have the chance to marinate on that and make adjustments in practice. We have a much better coach, and with oppositional game tape halfway through the season, have the advantage at exploiting matchups. Students are out, so may be quiet.

Hassan should frustrate Brickus. 
6'5" Poplar has rebounded the ball well averaging around 7 boards a game. He'll be a tough matchup given how poor we defend at the 2/3. Need to keep him off the glass. 
Need to disrupt Dixon, keep him under 20, inside the 3 pt line. I'm actually wondering if Samson and his agility/length might be the best play, and to let AK guard their 5 when he's in. The guy really hasn't had an off night all year to this point, maybe he's due. His really big nights are a product of him taking more shots, as he shoots well in higher or lower volume. I would say play deny, but we don't have the players to do that, so disrupt it is. His numbers are truly amazing.

Huskies find a way - win by 5.
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