RichZ
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- We opened strong and seemed to be maintaining a 6 to 9 point lead pretty steadily.
- Then Reed went to the bench for a breather and in what seemed like no time at all, our lead was down to 2.
- And soon after, we were down 21-22.
- What seemed like an eternity later, the score was stll 21-22. Actually it was 3 minutes and 10 seconds of game time 7:54 to 4:44 before either team scored a point. Reed's hook put us back on top, 23-22
- We stretched that 1 point margin to 37-29@ the half.
- We were 2 for 2 at the line in the first half. Illinois was 8 for 12. But the officiating wasn't biased.
- 49-36@ 15:00 off Alex's free-throw.
- Our lead again reached 13 points at 9:43
- Ivisic shooting a pair of FTs. Apparently, Demary was called for holding onto Ivisic's arm with his neck.
- 6 minute mark, lead is down to 6.
- 4 points at 5 minutes.
- And it's back up to 9 (62-53) at 4:06
- Demary on a breakaway tosses up a very lackadaisical looking shot, misses, ill-annoy rebounds and sinks a 3.
- Lead is down to 3 @ 43 seconds.
- And back up to 9 at the final whistle.
- The only stats we got beat in were rebounding and blocks.
- Solo had himself a pretty damned good all around game, and Mullins deserved consideration, but for my money, Tarris was once again our PoG.
- Our 14 dimes was well below our 19 SSIST average for the season. But ill-annoy had only 3 dimes for the entire game. Not sure I've ever seen a team get so few assists. Then again, I just ran across this interesting stat -- our season total for dimes is 713, while our opponents totaled 420.
- Our 74-61 victory over them in November and this 71-62 game were Ill-annoy's two lowest scoring totals and worst shooting percentage games of the season.
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