It ended up as the Hurricanes’ lowest scoring output of the season, and a bumpy finish to a memorable March run. But they never got closer than eight points, briefly, after halftime and never seriously threatened to derail what has been a dominant five-game run for the Huskies in the NCAAs.īy the end of the night, Miami had shot just 32% while having just Isaiah Wong (15 points) and Jordan Miller (11) hit double figures as the Hurricanes’ run ran out of steam. The Hurricanes pushed the ball in transition and off turnovers to build some momentum after halftime. “Sometimes you think you’ve got an advantage on the matchup and you try to do things and sometimes it just doesn’t work for you in that way.Īlex Karaban’s 3-pointer at the horn pushed UConn to a 37-24 lead at halftime, setting the stage for the Hurricanes to spend the rest of the night in catch-up mode. “It’s kind of crazy, we’ve got so much talent on this team and so much ability from each person,” said Pack, sitting at his locker with a towel draped over his head. Men's Track and Field More Roster Coaches Schedule News Photos Archives Additional Links Support Our Program 2022 Kyle Milliken Memorial Run UConn Dog Fight Meet Info UConn Northeast Challenge. The Hurricanes should get to the foul line at a high rate, knowing how much the Huskies foul on a. It was obvious enough that Larrañaga said the halftime message was simple: Share. Miami has shot 36.9 from three, 54.5 from inside, and 78 from the foul line this season. Nijel Pack felt it too, the lack of flow and connected rhythm that had helped the Hurricanes score 85 points in their second-round NCAA win against Indiana, 89 against defensive-minded 1-seed Houston and 88 against Texas in the Elite Eight. Poplar sensed too much 1-on-1 play instead of driving and kicking out for jumpers, or moving the ball to create seams between defenders. Recruiting Track Georgetown Field And Standards. That included forward Norchad Omier having a scoreless first half despite playing nearly 16 minutes. The standards please complete a RECRUIT QUESTIONNAIRE and a member of the Miami Hurricanes, partner WMT. The Hurricanes (29-8) made just 9 of 36 shots (25%) in the opening 20 minutes, which kept them from building any momentum or putting much pressure on UConn. Instead, Miami had a brutal start that set the tone for the rest of the game - and what was left of the season for the Atlantic Coast Conference’s regular-season co-champion.

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