02-26-2020, 10:01 PM
(This post was last modified: 02-26-2020, 10:02 PM by Viking_Guy.)
Hung on to win, 70-62.
Two key points - Davis driving into the lane and drawing a foul to reset the shot clock with 1 second left, 2 minutes to go in the game.
Then Spencer Jones passing up a contested three, and Delaire hitting the wide open one after Jones got him the ball, to push the lead to 6 with a minute left.
Sort of offset by Davis missing the front end of a 1 and 1, but then Terry hit his FTs to close it out.
Surviving. And first win against Utah in a long time.
But that effort (and no Bryce Wills, who turned his ankle again) won't cut it against Colorado. I think it was Wills' absence that let Allen go off. Again, we don't have the depth to withstand a lot of non-starter minutes. Delaire has been a pleasant surprise of late, however.
VG
Two key points - Davis driving into the lane and drawing a foul to reset the shot clock with 1 second left, 2 minutes to go in the game.
Then Spencer Jones passing up a contested three, and Delaire hitting the wide open one after Jones got him the ball, to push the lead to 6 with a minute left.
Sort of offset by Davis missing the front end of a 1 and 1, but then Terry hit his FTs to close it out.
Surviving. And first win against Utah in a long time.
But that effort (and no Bryce Wills, who turned his ankle again) won't cut it against Colorado. I think it was Wills' absence that let Allen go off. Again, we don't have the depth to withstand a lot of non-starter minutes. Delaire has been a pleasant surprise of late, however.
VG