Five of the last six national champions were either the first or second most efficient teams with their offense in the country. Coincidence? You know the answer to that.
Five of the last six national champions were either the first or second most efficient teams with their offense in the country. Coincidence? You know the answer to that.
Evansville continues Creighton's woes by limiting the Jays to 18% from behind the arc and only 40% from the field. 16 turnovers on the road makes it difficult to win.
Kentucky embarrassed Florida. It was like men vs boys with Kentucky clicking on all cylinders being aggressive and taking it to Florida. Florida's offense must find a way to run inside to Patric Young first and another post threat must emerge to complement the scoring perimeter trio of Rosario, Boynton and Walker. Kentucky's length was an issue as well.
Give Matt Painter credit for having Purdue play desperate and knowing a win here in Columbus is the one way to get the Boilermakers back into the Dance.
Outcome is still in doubt with 7 minutes to go.
Efficiency key to elite teams