Biorhythms (MSU Game)

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UNC fouls in backcourt 2.0 seconds left

But they have huge height advantage

90-92 they will miss on purpose
 
Seth with the board and UNC comes back from 21 down with under 18 minutes to go in second half to win 92-90

Second largest comeback in UNC history (tie)

Phew
 
Wow. Dayton didn’t fold, UNC took the game.

Jalen found his game in second half.

Seth Trimble was an absolute beast. MVP of the game.

RJ hit key shots and Cadeau calmed down to run the offense down the stretch.

BTW several HUGE threes from the corner for Drake. If he adds that consistently, watch out.
 
Well, they ripped it away from them. Impressive second half 👏

I’m just going to pretend that first half never happened.
 
That was insane! Seth Trimble was the well-deserving player of the game. Davis was great in the second half and I was impressed with Powell down the stretch. Interestingly, the Heels took the game with not a lot from Cadeau during comeback and winning time. This is a spunky bunch but sooner or later that lack of an inside game is going to burn them big time.
 
Dayton was 14-32 for three, 12-15 from the charity stripe.

RJ 30 pts - 5 assists - 7 boards
Seth 27 pts - 10 boards

Cadeau 10, Jalen 9, Drake 6 clutch points

UNC 27-32 FT, 9-23 three (7-14 in the second half(?))

GO HEELS!!
 
Granville said:
59 points in the second half
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Crazy but again this team is built to get buckets (even if we don’t get stops or rebounds).

Dayton didn’t really falter, but their shooting averages came back down to earth just enough in the second half and UNC got over the turnover plague for the last 15 minutes or so. They finished with 15 turnovers and I bet at least 13 of them happened before the under 12 minute timeout in the second half.

Dayton fouled a lot during the game and it caught up with them over the course of the second half. Our guards got a bunch of offensive fouls trying to counter the physical play, but limited those in the second half.

But damn, Dayton hit clutch shot after clutch shot. That is what makes this comeback particularly unusual. They answers again and again. But UNC’s ability to get fast breaks created enough possessions and put enough pressure on the Flyers to win.

TBH, Dayton probably should have taken some air out of the ball on offense but they got the lead playing pedal to the metal, hyper-aggressively and they stuck with it even as UNC revved up the game pace to smoking overdrive.
 
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