That’s because he actually got on the court.
Gee, I hadn’t noticed. After all, I have only seen the team in person for 9 of our 11 games.
USC-Spartanburg @ Furman (Dec. 8)
On the season USC-U was hitting 28% of their three point shots. Sunday they made 43%. If they shoot their usual percentage this would have been a 20+ plus margin. Dig a little deeper and you see that was entirely due to one player - Bryson Mozone, averaging 34% from behind the arc, hit 6-8 (75%) while his teammates were at their usual numbers - 23%.
For the Paladins, I hope Lyons gets his shooting eye back soon. He is 2-21 from the arc over the past three games. We will need better than that against UNCG and ETSU.
For the Paladins, I hope Lyons gets his shooting eye back soon. He is 2-21 from the arc over the past three games. We will need better than that against UNCG and ETSU.
Agree if JL could just shoot 35% from 3 that would be huge!tya1 wrote: ↑Mon Dec 09, 2019 12:29 amOn the season USC-U was hitting 28% of their three point shots. Sunday they made 43%. If they shoot their usual percentage this would have been a 20+ plus margin. Dig a little deeper and you see that was entirely due to one player - Bryson Mozone, averaging 34% from behind the arc, hit 6-8 (75%) while his teammates were at their usual numbers - 23%.
For the Paladins, I hope Lyons gets his shooting eye back soon. He is 2-21 from the arc over the past three games. We will need better than that against UNCG and ETSU.
We looked a little tired, in my opinion. Long road trip, high intensity game against Auburn, and still apparently missing a rotational big man may have taken a little toll. Having a few at home may help a bit.
Coach actually said they were a bit tired. While they normally would practice today, he said he was giving them today off.
We played a high pressure, talented, fast, and physical Auburn team while short handed just a few days ago. Probably could stand a day off.
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