GAME THREAD - MBB vs USF

[PonyPride]

Missed opportunity: Emory Lanier steal leads to Harris miss — Phelps gets rebound but throws it out of bounds

USF 15, SMU 13

[Charleston Pony]

Very physical game but too many air balls and bricks being put up by our guards. Harris and Wright are really off early today. SMU hitting 5-21 FGs and still no assists

[Charleston Pony]

USF 3-9 and SMU 0-5 from three

[PonyPride]

Miguel cans a 3 — USF's first field goal in 8:24

18-13, Bulls

[PonyPride]

Wright with back-to-back 3s
SMU now 2/9 from deep
23-20, USF

[PonyPride]

Another for Wright, who ties it 23-23

[PonyPride]

Offensive rebounds
SMU 9
USF 0
Ponies lead, 11-0, on second-chance points
Bulls lead, 25-23

[crazy horse]

is that Elliot Richards playing for USF?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6CStasPTMlQ&t=39s

[Charleston Pony]

Defense (forced 9 turnovers) rebounding and Wright knocking down threes has us right back in this game. Need Harris or someone else to warm up and compliment Wright's scoring

[Charleston Pony]

Keon doing the hustle work with 6 boards, 3 of them on the offensive glass

[Charleston Pony]

SMU still shooting poorly 8-30 (26.7%)

[PonyPride]

Ja'Heim Hudson called for running through screen — officials are reviewing to see if it should be upgraded to a flagrant (Emory Lanier already had a flagrant called on him).

Flagrant 1 called — questionable call, at best

Pryor hits both FTs to stretch USF lead to 30-23

[Charleston Pony]

That's two really biased/homer calls on the flagrant technicals and Pryor involved in both. Had a moving screen on Lanier to draw his foul and lowered his shoulder 1st before Hudson responded. Could have been simple foul calls or double technicals

[PonyPride]

Ponies now 11-0 on offensive rebounds

[PonyPride]

That's two really biased/homer calls on the flagrant technicals and Pryor involved in both. Had a moving screen on Lanier to draw his foul and lowered his shoulder 1st before Hudson responded. Could have been simple foul calls or double technicals

Totally agree — especially the one on Lanier, who saw the guy alone under the rim for what would have been an easy dunk. Lanier grabbed the ball — maybe a little arm, too — but no way it was flagrant.

Hudson's flagrant was a weak call, too ... but Lanier's was first.