JoeFalcon wrote:Just like Ohio, the field goal percentage was anemic (31%) yet they were still able to hang in for the whole game.
I know. I really wasn't impressed with anything MSU did. You'd think MSU would've taken us behind the woodshed rolled to a 35pt win with us shooting like that but DeHann did not dominate and we played fairly good defense on them for the most part despite their strength inside.
Yeah. On one hand, it's the sign of a good team to be able to stay in the game with defense when the shots aren't falling (see UCLA mens team). On the other hand, these self-inflicted offensive meltdowns have come at some of the worst possible times and hopefully don't develop into a regular occurance.
