Wow, what a win!
I only saw the last four minutes, but during that span Jeremy Dent-Smith was Stanford's MCP (most clutch player).
His steal with just over three minutes left really killed any momentum that Louisville seemed to be generating, and his inbound passes did the job against a desperate defense. Even when he got schooled in the post (against a significantly taller player), he avoided fouling, which would have been pretty easy to do against this set of refs, from what little I saw of the game.
I'm sure Okorie was the hero over 40 minutes, but JDS played really, really well when it mattered most.
I only saw the last four minutes, but during that span Jeremy Dent-Smith was Stanford's MCP (most clutch player).
His steal with just over three minutes left really killed any momentum that Louisville seemed to be generating, and his inbound passes did the job against a desperate defense. Even when he got schooled in the post (against a significantly taller player), he avoided fouling, which would have been pretty easy to do against this set of refs, from what little I saw of the game.
I'm sure Okorie was the hero over 40 minutes, but JDS played really, really well when it mattered most.