Here is their rotation from their loss to Ohio, with last year's stats against us in parentheticals.
Starters:
G - Wes Washpun, SO - 6-1, 175 (DNP - sat out after transfer from Tennessee)
G - Deon Mitchell, JR - 6-1, 194 (6pts, 2rbs, 5ast, 1stl, 2 TOs)
G - Matt Bohannon, SO - 6-4, 198 (9pts, 2rbs, 2ast)
F - Seth Tuttle, JR - 6-8, 232 (18pts, 5rbs, 3ast, 3stl, 3 TOs - *12/14 from the FT line)
C - Ted Friedman, FR - 6-9, 230
Bench:
G - Jeremy Morgan, FR - 6-5, 195
F - Nate Buss, JR - 6-9, 216 (6pts, 2 rbs, 1ast, 2 TOs)
F - Chip Rank, SR - 6-6, 235 (0pts, 3rbs, 1ast, 1 TO)
Of note:
-They shot 11/26 from deep as a team against us last year. We're in trouble if we let them hit 11 threes again.
-We sent Tuttle to the free throw line like it was our job. Altogether we had 23 team fouls and gave them 30 FT attempts. They connected on 23 of them.
-Jake Koch is gone, but he struggled in that game with only 3 points.
-Anthony James and Marc Sonnen are both gone. They combined for 27 of the team's 53 FG attempts. They also combined for 40 points, 6 rebounds, and 4 steals.
-Massively of note, Marc Sonnen went 7/10 from deep. The rest of the team shot 4/16 from deep. Returning player Matt Bohannon shot 3/4 from deep, but only 1/4 against Ohio.
-Collectively against Ohio, they shot 6/22 from deep, 19/49 from the field.
Ohio boxscore:
http://espn.go.com/ncb/boxscore?gameId=400499960
Last year's boxscore:
http://espn.go.com/ncb/boxscore?gameId=323432244
I don't know how well they shoot threes in transition, but I would think that pressing them will work to our advantage in tiring out their shooters and limiting 3-point opportunities with a shorter clock to work through half-court sets. They may get their share of 3's but we absolutely have to limit the fouling and FTs. Having Marko down low may work well in this game since he's been able to play effective defense without fouling.