85-75 SFA win. Up to tied for the 8 seed.

Lumberjacks have the easiest February schedule of any SLC team. It's a good time to get things rolling.

The turnaround is impressive.

Three way tie for the #8 spot with UIW, UTRGV and SFA. We're three games back from the three team logjam at #5 (NWST, AMCC, HCU).

Four games ago we were 3 games out of the 8 seed. I didn't think we would make it. Now we're 3 games out from the 5th seed with 6 games left. Can we make it?

One thing that stats don't show about Pangonis and Sylla the last few games is that Jasick is putting them in in sixth man type settings. Once the offense is start to slack off a little, he's bringing them in to energize the team and they have.

I think one thing that always frustrated SFA fans about Keller was the incessant subbing. Jasick's subs so far seem to compliment the needs of the team. Dom is making the most of his moments.

Agree with the observations mentioned up to this point, the whole team feels different under Jasick right now. We're still not a great shooting team, but we're getting better looks and guys are shooting with more confidence, so we're seeing that pay dividends. Based off some quick math of the last six games under Keller, we shot 19 3's per game and were making 21.7 percent of them. In the six games under Tony, we're shooting 24.5 3's per game and converting on 36.1 percent of them. That's a huge difference when you consider we didn't suddenly add different shooters.

Substitutions have been a huge part of this, I see a night and day difference in how Tony lets guys play through struggles and make up for their mistakes. I'm noticing guys being able to play until they tell the bench they need a sub because they are getting fatigued. It signifies trust in the players and I think they are responding well to that. Tony made an interesting call to have Nana come off the bench but I think it's gone well, he's also adjusted well to matchups where Stone isnt in the best position to succeed and adjusted our on-court personnel effectively.