The Atlanta Hawks (7-8) are on the road tonight facing the Golden State Warriors (10-3), who are currently in first place in the Western Conference. Coming into tonight’s game, Hawks forward Jalen Johnson (left lateral lower leg inflammation) was questionable and Atlanta just revealed his status for tonight’s game. Johnson is available to play to play tonight and the Hawks are going to have their full rotation available to play tonight.
An @emoryhealthcare injury report for tonight’s game at Golden State:
Jalen Johnson (left lateral lower leg inflammation): Available
Coming into tonight’s game, the Hawks are 9th in the NBA in PPG, 12th in FG%, 19th in 3PA, 17th in 3P%, 5th in FTA, 26th in turnovers, and 15th in rebounding. Per Cleaning the Glass, Atlanta is 14th in points per 100 possessions, 14th in effective field goal percentage, 2oth in turnover percentage, 8th offensive rebounding percentage, and 4th in free throw rate.
The Hawks have improved in some ways defensively, but they allow the most threes per game in the NBA and allow the highest three-point percentage in the NBA as well. There has been no consistency from night to night from this team on that end and the Hawks are usually prone to have at least one awful quarter per game (see third quarter last night). Golden State takes a lot of threes and is one of the best in the NBA in making them so that is going to be a huge key tonight in this game.
Atlanta currently ranks 28th in PPG allowed, 14th in field goal percentage allowed, 30th in three-point attempts allowed, and 30th in three-point percentage allowed. Per Cleaning the Glass, Atlanta is 21st in points allowed per 100 possessions and 26th in effective field goal percentage allowed. Again, this defense is going to be challenged in a big way tonight vs Curry, Buddy Hield (who is having a phenomenal season), and the rest of the Warriors.
Golden State has a very good profile coming into tonight’s game. The Warriors are 3rd in PPG, 9th in FG%, 4th in three attempts, 2nd in three point percentage, 10th in free throw attempts, 2nd in rebounding, and 17th in turnovers. Per Cleaning the Glass, Golden State is 9th in points per 100 possessions, 9th in effective field goal percentage, 15th in turnover percentage, 9th in offensive rebounding percentage, and 26th in free throw rate.
Defensively, Golden State is 7th in PPG allowed, 3rd in field goal percentage allowed, 18th in three point attempts allowed, and 1st in three-point percentage allowed. Per Cleaning the Glass, Golden State is 4th in points allowed per 100 possessions and 3rd in effective field goal percentage allowed.
Trae Young’s scoring has been down compared to years, but he is second in the NBA in assists per game and is coming off of a game in which he had 19 assists and only seven shot attempts. Young is defferring more to his teammates and facilitating the offense more than ever and it has paid off.
Dyson Daniels has been a phenomenal story so far this season and he is going to face perhaps his toughest test of the season tonight. Daniels is going to be tasked with guarding Curry and trying to limit his impact in tonight’s game. Offensively, Daniels had 14 points against the Kings on Monday.
One thing to keep watching as the year goes on is to see whether De’Andre Hunter is put back in the starting lineup or if Hawks head coach Quin Snyder opts to keep rolling with Zaccharie Risacher to open games. The two players played identical minutes on Monday, but Hunter has been phenomenal for the Hawks this season. Atlanta is 4-0 in games that Hunter plays in and he has scored at least 22 points in three of the four games. He scored 24 points in a win over Charlotte in the second game of the season, he scored 22 points on 7-13 shooting (3-5 from three) in a win over the Wizards, and just last night in a win over the Sacramento Kings, Hunter scored 24 points on 9-15 shooting and 4-8 from three. Risacher has been the starter in most games for the Hawks this year with Hunter out, but Hunter has been a better player. He is shooting 48% from three on six attempts per game (both career highs). He is also setting career highs in PPG (20.5) and field goal percentage (50.0%).
Risacher did not play poorly on Monday though. He scored 18 points on 6-11 shooting and 3-5 from three. He continues to play solid defense for a rookie, but the shooting has been inconsistent.
One of the things to watch every night for the Hawks is how Snyder handles the center rotation. Sometimes Clint Capela plays more minutes than Onyeka Okongwu (like Monday night) and sometimes Okongwu plays more minutes. Larry Nance has played alongside them both this year, but not a lot. Will the Hawks try to match minutes with the Warriors pair of centers Kevon Looney and Trayce Jackson-Davis? Keep an eye on this.
It was the first time that Kobe Bufkin had played all season and the first game for Bogdan Bogdanovic since the opening game vs the Nets and it was shaky tonight for both. Bogdanovic had six points on 2-6 from three and Bufkin was 1-7 from the field. There is no need to panic, but it was a struggle for both players in their return.
Additional Links:
Hawks vs Warriors: Game Preview, Injury Report, Betting Odds, Projected Starting Lineups For Tonight’s Game
NBA Last Two Minute Report Gives Clarification to Controversial Hawks vs Kings Endin
2025 NBA Mock Draft: Latest Mock Has Hawks Taking Pair of Talented Big Men To Help Bolster Depth
Os programas de pós-graduação em Sanidade e Produção Animal Sustentável na Amazônia Ocidental; em Ciência, Inovação e Tecnologia para a Amazônia; em Saúde Coletiva; em Produção Vegetal e em Ciência Florestal, da Ufac, promovem a 1ª Conferência Internacional Amazônia Nexus, de 19 a 23 de outubro, no campus-sede. O evento contará com palestras, mesas-redondas, minicursos e apresentações científicas.
As inscrições podem ser realizadas até 18 de outubro, por meio online, no valor de R$ 20; após essa data, o preço passa a ser de R$ 30. Serão emitidos, pelo Pró-Reitoria de Extensão e Cultura, certificados de participação.
A conferência reunirá pesquisadores, estudantes, profissionais e representantes de instituições nacionais e internacionais para troca de conhecimentos e discussão dos principais desafios relacionados ao desenvolvimento sustentável da Amazônia, abordando temas como biodiversidade, saúde, mudanças climáticas, biotecnologia, inovação e conservação dos recursos naturais.
O programa de interiorização da Pró-Reitoria de Graduação (Prograd), da Ufac, realizou a aula inaugural dos cursos de Sistemas de Informação, em Xapuri (AC), de Ciências Biológicas, em Brasileia (AC), na terça-feira, 28, e de Nutrição, em Sena Madureira (AC), na quarta-feira, 29. Os alunos receberam kits estudantis.
Com a oferta desses cursos, a universidade passa a estar em 16 dos 22 municípios acreanos. “A interiorização da Ufac tem ampliado o acesso à educação pública, gratuita e de qualidade em todas as regiões do Acre, contribuindo para formação de profissionais, fortalecimento das economias locais e redução das desigualdades educacionais”, disse a reitora Guida Aquino, que esteve em todas as solenidades.
Em Xapuri e Brasileia, também participaram dos eventos a pró-reitora de Graduação, Ednaceli Damasceno; e o diretor de Apoio à Interiorização e de Programas
Especiais, Marcelo Feliciano de Melo. Em Xapuri a solenidade contou com a presença do diretor do CCET, Macilon Araújo Costa Neto; do coordenador de Sistemas de Informação, Claudionor Alencar do Nascimento; e da secretária municipal de Educação, Aucelina da Silva Oliveira.
Em Brasileia, também participaram a coordenadora do campus Fronteira do Alto Acre, Gláucia Dinis da Silva; a coordenadora de Ciências Biológicas, Hellen Sandra Freires da Silva Azêvedo; a coordenadora do polo UAB, Rosimari Ferreira da Silva; e, representando a Seme, Adriana Moura.
Em Sena Madureira, também participaram a coordenadora do curso de Nutrição, Danila Torres de Araújo Frade Nogueira; a representante do CA Josué de Castro, Érica de Paiva; o representante da atlética Devoradora, Abraão Fernande Taveira; o prefeito Gerlen Diniz (PP); e a secretária adjunta de Educação Municipal, Alciléia Maia.
A Ufac realizou a cerimônia de entrega de computadores e notebooks destinados a unidades acadêmicas e administrativas. A iniciativa busca fortalecer a infraestrutura tecnológica da instituição e contribuir para atividades de ensino, pesquisa, extensão e gestão universitária. O evento ocorreu nesta sexta-feira, 31, na sala de reuniões da Pró-Reitoria de Graduação (Prograd), campus-sede.
Na ocasião, também foram entregues notebooks a estudantes indígenas atendidos pelo programa de acesso e permanência da Ufac. Ao todo, 23 alunos dos campi de Rio Branco e Floresta, em Cruzeiro do Sul, serão contemplados com os equipamentos.
O investimento realizado na aquisição dos computadores e notebooks foi de R$ 2 milhões. A reitora Guida Aquino destacou a importância da entrega para o cumprimento das ações de permanência estudantil previstas pela instituição. “Nós prometemos dar um notebook para cada um. E hoje estamos honrando essa promessa que fizemos.”
A entrega realizada durante a cerimônia teve caráter simbólico, com início pelos estudantes indígenas. Os demais equipamentos serão posteriormente destinados às unidades acadêmicas e administrativas.
Foram contemplados o Centro de Ciências Biológicas e da Natureza, o Centro de Ciências Exatas e Tecnológicas, o Centro de Filosofia e Ciências Humanas, por meio do curso de Jornalismo, o Centro de Ciências da Saúde e do Desporto, a Pró-Reitoria de Pesquisa e Pós-Graduação, o Colégio de Aplicação, a Biblioteca Central, a Pró-Reitoria de Desenvolvimento e Gestão de Pessoas e a Prograd.
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