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<blockquote data-quote="RamblinRed" data-source="post: 292911" data-attributes="member: 1776"><p>I want to commend the student section. Loud. Chanting at the opponents. Chanting a recruits name that was there. Great job.</p><p></p><p>Makes me think back to the Drive to Succeed special shown earlier this year where they showed Pastner going to meet with a group of students and like 8 showed up. Now look. We have a student section again and they are helping with the energy and atmosphere in the building. </p><p></p><p>I also saw this stat from FTRS this morning about Ben Lammers</p><p>He's been on the court for 87.6% of the minutes Tech has played this season, which ranks 56th in all of Division I basketball and 1st among players who primarily play in the post.</p><p></p><p>Since the Tusculum game, Lammers has played 158/160 possible minutes. Josh Heath has played 149/160 possible minutes. Josh Okogie has played 144/160 possible minutes. Quinton Stephens rolled an ankle and sat most of the Boston College game, but has played 116/120 minutes in the three games since. Last season, Marcus Georges-Hunt played the full 40 minutes against Notre Dame on February 20th, becoming the first Georgia Tech player to do so since 1999. This year, Ben Lammers has done that four times and Quinton Stephens has done it five.</p><p></p><p>so basically Lammers is playing more minutes than any post player in the country.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="RamblinRed, post: 292911, member: 1776"] I want to commend the student section. Loud. Chanting at the opponents. Chanting a recruits name that was there. Great job. Makes me think back to the Drive to Succeed special shown earlier this year where they showed Pastner going to meet with a group of students and like 8 showed up. Now look. We have a student section again and they are helping with the energy and atmosphere in the building. I also saw this stat from FTRS this morning about Ben Lammers He's been on the court for 87.6% of the minutes Tech has played this season, which ranks 56th in all of Division I basketball and 1st among players who primarily play in the post. Since the Tusculum game, Lammers has played 158/160 possible minutes. Josh Heath has played 149/160 possible minutes. Josh Okogie has played 144/160 possible minutes. Quinton Stephens rolled an ankle and sat most of the Boston College game, but has played 116/120 minutes in the three games since. Last season, Marcus Georges-Hunt played the full 40 minutes against Notre Dame on February 20th, becoming the first Georgia Tech player to do so since 1999. This year, Ben Lammers has done that four times and Quinton Stephens has done it five. so basically Lammers is playing more minutes than any post player in the country. [/QUOTE]
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