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

USF 15, SMU 13

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

USF 3-9 and SMU 0-5 from three

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

18-13, Bulls

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

Another for Wright, who ties it 23-23

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

is that Elliot Richards playing for USF?

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

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

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

SMU still shooting poorly 8-30 (26.7%)

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

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

Ponies now 11-0 on offensive rebounds

Charleston Pony wrote: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.