Detroit Lakes Sam Priem Analysis

The Ball brothers started the game on a hot start, as they were up by 9 points after the first quarter. However, things began to get ugly. Zion Williamson was subbed in and dropped 22 points in the second quarter ALONE! The Ball brothers looked really fatigued too, therefore, they were down 12 points at half.

Hield hit a 3-pointer that gave Oklahoma a 69-67 lead with 6:37 left. Moments later Woodard and Kadeem Lattin hooked up on a spectacular play that put Oklahoma in front by six.

This game started off as tough as they come both teams getting good looks, and making their shots. We were all waiting to see who was going to go cold first. Highland Springs only had a one point lead at the end of the first quarter with a score of 21-20. Springers were killing Princess Anne from the three-point line shooting 50%. Lady Cavaliers were hot as well, they were

Godwin expressed after the game how good it felt to get a win like this, what a shooting night like this does to his confidence for the rest of the playoffs, and how key it is to have a player of Jalen Rays caliber. “Our confidence is leveled, we don’t get too high and we don’t get too low. I will be transitioning my mindset from this game to our next: defend, score, rebound. Jalen (Ray) is a great player. He helps keep the defense on their toes, he creates so much space for us. Defenses really don’t know how to defend us

As Drew and Andie, came over to my dad and me, we were talking about how they got tickets also. Andie got the tickets from a friend. The teams came out of the tunnel and the second half was about to start. The first two minutes of the second half, UNI did not look very good as they were down 45-34. UNC shot the ball really well which put UNC up 50-34 with 17:13 left to play. I thought that UNI was still going to make a great comback into this game, and they did. Matt Bohannon made a three pointer as well as Paul Jesperson with two three pointers and trimmed UNC´s lead to seven at 50-43. ¨Here we go!¨ Jeremy Morgan made a three pointer and the score was 54-48. It just got even better. Wes Washpun got two layups and trimmed the lead to two. ¨Let´s go!¨ There was a TV timeout with 11:32 left to play, but there was a UNC foul. Jeremy Morgan got two free throws and made one for two. UNC would commit another personal foul, and Matt Bohannon had a chance at the free throw line and made one for two also. The game is tied at

The Seawolves would only attempt 3 free throw's in the first half, making 1. Stony Brook would finish the half 5-15 from deep, negating the Albany free throw advantage.

Burton sank another 3 and made a jumper and Thomas hit two free throws to push Iowa State's lead to 12.

The Gents led by nine in heading into the second period, but a 12-3 run by Rust in the first six minutes of the final period tied the game. After neither team scored in more than 1:30, Dominique Brown made two free throws and Antono Jones made a layup. Kirkendoll took a defensive rebound coast-to-coast, but a layup by Jones and two free throws by Allen Potts cut the lead to three. A Jones layup cut the Centenary lead to one.

The Ladies trailed by as much as eight in the first quarter and by seven heading in to the second quarter, but seven unanswered tied the game. Morris hit a pair from the line, sophomore Essa Badon canned a triple, and Morris made a layup.

The visitors held the lead for the entire second half with Harrison and Olowo keeping Pacific in front with 14 and 10 points, respectively. UC Santa Cruz managed to cut the deficit to two, 36-34, before Harrison made two of three free throws after being fouled on a 3-point attempt to spark a 7-2 spurt. The Boxers stretched the lead to as much as 13 in the closing minutes.

Texas Lutheran scored the first six points of the game and jumped out to a 13-1 lead. The Bulldogs led 6-1 just 4:30 in when Jordan Kourmetis hit a three. Jumpers by Behr and Matthew Gillette brought the deficit to 12.

The 'Dores led by five points with 1:37 remaining with an offensive rebound and jumper by Jeff Roberson.

Easton Payton would walk to score Justin Torres giving the Pacers their first lead since the third inning (6-5). Nathan Holt would score off a wild pitch by the Pride followed by a

They ended up being 4-4 when they decided to get up and do something about the way they play. Coach Jud listened to the team and

The Vikings’ (12-18-0) offense flowed throughout the entire first quarter, going on an 8-0 run in the first three minutes.