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Final HLT
10 MKE
4 NKU53
59 -
Final HLT
10 MKE
6 UIC74
68 -
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10 MKE
2 VALPO43
41 -
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10 MKE
7 DET85
60 -
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OAK
MKE86
75 -
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UDM
MKE81
74 -
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MKE
VALPO61
67 -
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GB
MKE80
56 -
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MKE
WSU63
69 -
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MKE
WSU65
76 -
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UIC
MKE105
100 -
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MKE
OAK70
79 -
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MKE
UDM73
69 -
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YSU
MKE85
94 -
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CSU
MKE62
63 -
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MKE
UIC57
71 -
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WSU
MKE70
67 -
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NKU
MKE58
68 -
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MKE
GB74
80 -
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MKE
CSU53
62 -
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MKE
YSU87
88 -
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BELM
MKE62
56 -
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WIU
MKE75
59 -
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MKE
OHIO69
71 -
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MKE
LUC56
72 -
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MKE
MSU83
78 -
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MKE
MONT69
75 -
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JAX
MKE67
72 -
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MKE
SDSU58
81 -
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MKE
UCI54
37 -
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MKE
ETSU62
86 -
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MKE
MEM54
68 -
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MSOE
MKE58
88 -
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CUW
MKE62
77 -
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5 MKE X
4 GB61
70 -
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8 NKU X
5 MKE69
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UIC
MKE85
98 -
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VALPO
MKE80
76 -
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YSU
MKE51
87 -
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CSU
MKE54
88 -
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MKE
GB68
70 -
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MKE
DET66
80 -
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MKE
OAK93
85 -
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MKE
NKU71
75 -
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MKE
WSU83
84 -
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GB
MKE94
95 -
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OAK
MKE82
79 -
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DET
MKE80
83 -
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MKE
UIC87
62 -
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MKE
VALPO56
68 -
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MKE
CSU65
62 -
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MKE
YSU81
65 -
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NKU
MKE67
76 -
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WSU
MKE84
82 -
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MKE
UM74
65 -
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USD
MKE92
91 -
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JUD
MKE74
125 -
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MKE
UW68
67 -
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SIUe
MKE51
64 -
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CMU
MKE78
84 -
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DUQ
MKE96
92 -
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MKE
MSU63
66 -
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TIU
MKE61
85 -
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MKE
#18 ND78
86 -
Final
MKE
SC71
65 -
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MKE
LIPS71
65 -
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MKE
DEN71
58 -
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PARK
MKE0
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UWP
MKE54
68 -
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MKE
VILLA53
73 -
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MKE
WSU69
63 -
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MKE
GB73
66 -
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MKE
VU74
57 -
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DET
MKE73
83 -
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MKE
DET68
62 -
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UIC
MKE80
58 -
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MKE
CSU50
74 -
Final/OT
MKE
YSU83
88 -
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VU
MKE77
62 -
Final
MKE
GB73
63 -
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OAK
MKE64
86 -
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WSU
MKE64
68 -
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DET
MKE73
54 -
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MKE
WSU57
73 -
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MKE
VU62
75 -
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MKE
UIC67
63 -
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GB
MKE93
86 -
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MKE
OAK84
75 -
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CSU
MKE77
49 -
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YSU
MKE76
82 -
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ASU
MKE54
67 -
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NU
MKE62
59 -
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MKE
WIS52
78 -
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BRAD
MKE67
72 -
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UNI
MKE72
83 -
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MKE
UMKC84
79 -
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JUD
MKE56
89 -
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MKE
TTU72
63 -
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DEP
MKE80
71 -
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MKE
NIU82
69 -
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MKE
JMU77
66 -
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MKE
SJSU64
61 -
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MKE
DAV81
77 -
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MKE
LUC72
76 -
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MKE
GB46
62 -
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MKE
GB61
78 -
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MKE
IUPUI95
88 -
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UIC
MKE53
64 -
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MKE
CSU67
88 -
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MKE
YSU80
94 -
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LUC
MKE53
71 -
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WSU
MKE64
49 -
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DET
MKE82
74 -
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MKE
VU40
71 -
Final
MKE
LUC65
76
Panthers still looking for offensive identity
- Updated: November 18, 2014
After shooting 21 three pointers Friday night at Auburn, UW-Milwaukee ended Monday night’s game against Minnesota-Crookston with 28 attempts. The Panthers converted 12 of those 28 attempts but as the season moves forward and the schedule gets tougher, relying on the three-point shots could lead to some troubles for Milwaukee, especially with their best three-point shooter Austin Arians sidelined with an ankle injury.
Through the first two games of the season, Milwaukee is shooting 39% from three-point territory, shooting 19 for 49. After the game Panthers head coach Rob Jeter pointed to the defense played by Minnesota-Crookston as the reason behind so many three-point attempts by his team.
“That’s not how we try to play,” Jeter said. “I think it was the way they jammed the paint and really just gave us some shots from the outside and we even passed up a lot. I think we just took what was presented to us.”
The percentage Milwaukee is shooting after two games isn’t something to be concerned about, it’s just the amount of attempts. Milwaukee held a ten-point lead starting the second half of Monday night’s game, but went on a 13-0 run in the first six minutes to extend their lead to 23. Ten out of the 13 points scored during the run came from lay-ups or from the free throw lane. Jeter knows for the team to be successful this year they are going to need to figure out a way to consistently score from inside.
“The bigger question behind that is we do need to figure something out inside,” he said. “It’s not just the fact that we are shooting three’s, we have to make sure to get something in the paint and that’s the work in progress for this team as we progress. When we get more production from inside we’ll be a better team.”
Another area that will allow Milwaukee not to rely on making three’s is creating turnovers. The Panthers were only able to create ten turnovers that led to seven points Monday night. With this year’s team being so quick and athletic, points off turnovers will be another key to the team’s success moving forward.
Milwaukee has two more opportunities this week to improve on their inside production as they take on IUPUI Wednesday night at Panther Arena and then Oklahoma State on Friday in Stillwater.
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