An Unnecessarily Exhaustive Guide To The 2010/11 NCAA Tournament, Part 3: Southeastern Region
[...] Outside of Dahlman, Wofford uses three good defensive guards with varying degrees of awesomeness in their surname with Cameron Rundles, Jamar Diggs and Brad Loesing. Diggs is the best defender of the bunch, and Rundles is the best shooter of the bunch, yet all three can shoot the three pointer, as can 3 point specialist Kevin Glitner (who, weirdly, doubles as the team's joint-tallest rotation player at 6'6, save for 6'9 Drew Crowell's 6 minutes per game). Because of this, Wofford rank 6th in the nation in three point percentage, and have the second highest mark of any tournament team, behind only Ohio State. The rebounding is handled by athletic and strong 6'5 forward Tim Johnson, who can't score for toffee, but who makes a living of fighting hard, getting the ball, and kicking it back out. [...]
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