Fourteen 3's by 7 different players! We had 7 blocks, 6 steals, 15 assists (!), and only 12 turnovers despite all the bench players in. Shot 54% overall and also from beyond the arc.
Congrats to Nate: waited til the 31st game to sink his first jump shot, a 3, of the season (the other 4 were layups); he'd been 0-18 on threes. Without Nate, don't know we'd have won some of those games (and he started 4). What a hero.
Four in double figures, Matt led the way,
Tacko played only 16 minutes and we still won by 30! Tacko got his 11 rebounds and 2 blocks.
BJ wasn't shooting well from outside, so he scored on drives, had 5 assists, no turnovers -- a masterful generalship.
Nick rolled an ankle in practice 2 days ago (was in a walking boot), yet held us together again plus 12 pts, 6 reb, 2 assts.
Five more 3's (including an exclamation mark shot after a double tech) by Matt adds more to all his records.
Four close AAC games before this rout -- our biggest win margin in AAC.
Laing's Dad interviewed post-game said, "Nate's the first Laing to make a 3 point shot; they didn't have 3's when I played."
SMU had to play starters most of game (after blowing a 24-point lead), so we could be stronger.
There were Memphis players lying in pain all over the court as Knights playing tougher lately. SMU and Cincy are physical
Six in a row now. If Houston (possible bubble team) loses today, we'd tie them in overall record and AAC record!