Penn State basketball: Three takeaways from PSU's big-time win over Indiana
Penn State Nittany Lions basketball delivered a 61-58 win over the Indiana Hoosiers on Sunday at the Bryce Jordan Center.
Penn State basketball: Three takeaways from PSU's big-time win over Indiana
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Really had some positive variance from 3 in this one…we made several tough, contested shots, while a pretty good 3 point shooting team in Indiana was missing open looks. Really thought the season was coming off the rails when Harrar went down, but we weather the storm while he was out and he made it back just in time.
At this point, I think a successful season for us would be avoiding playing on Wednesday at the Big Ten Tourney (so we’d need to finish as the 10 seed or better).
At this point, I think a successful season for us would be avoiding playing on Wednesday at the Big Ten Tourney (so we’d need to finish as the 10 seed or better).
OT, sort of, but I didn't know where to put this one. Interesting analysis on three point shooters. Two PSU guys are in the list.
www.ncaa.com
We found the best men's basketball 3-point shooters who take the fewest 2-point shots
Introducing the THRILL score, or Three-Point Hunting Rating Involving Lots of Launches, we broke down the top 3-point shooters who take the fewest attempts from inside the line.
www.ncaa.com
Lundy is the Clifford of basketball. Sloppy ball handling and passes, poor decisions but when hes on he can be very good. Hope harrar doesn't have this nag him all year. Pickett and sessoms with a couple crazy 3's at the shot clock buzzer along with dread were huge. Team still missing a play maker who can consistently get to the paint but if they control tempo they can beat some middle of the pack teams.
Enough players stepped up offensively and defensively- good well-rounded effort. Team didn't rely on any one player to hit all the key shots.
It was good to see Lee playing, hoping he helps bolster the low-post game moving forward.
It was good to see Lee playing, hoping he helps bolster the low-post game moving forward.