Weceta, Cany – Bent Steretz are 21 points and Drake seed 11th on a second round of 15-2013, 67-57 to sixth in the first round of the NCAA.
Tavion Benges added 15 points and nine penalties for Buldox (31-3), with Ben McColm coach, qualified for the second round with Texas Teek third or No. Wilmington on Saturday.
McColm, who won four national D-II titles in northwestern Missouri, said: “We just fought. “That’s what we have to do, it’s just continues to crush and competition. We have sons who want to do that.
Missouri (22-12) was accurate, and the deficit reduced 15 points to one of the bottom of the game. But Tigers had spent a lot of energy, scoring the next six points to take control of the game and keep the game out.
Caleb Grill has 14 points and Tigers lead. Tamar Bayts had 10 players before he was flying.
“It’s an unforgettable season for our sons, a great achievement to talk as least, but it’s abbreviated,” said Minsian coach Dennis Gates. There is no doubt about that. “The loser goes home and we didn’t have enough to leave with a win,” he said.
As expected, the game was a stylistic collision: Drake and the defender of the national leader tried to force a rock battle, and Missouri was the main striker of his 10 main players who tried to push the steel at the time.
There was very little chance until the second half.
Buldogiz made every shot into a heavy job and at the end of the end, they were patiently investigated. In general, it was Sterrtz — one of the quartitis of the northwestern province of Missouri that followed McColley to Draik –, which 3 of them drove to the edge.
The Missouri Valley champions made progress in the first half 30-23. Desmones’ small school appeared to be 4,774 — he could put the game away, extending the benefits to 43-28 to 12:4
That was when Missouri began to pressure an attempt to push the speed and Buldox was difficult to treat him. At one point, Tigers tore 10 points and was closed between 52-51 on the abandonment of Azadi Mark Michel and remains at 4:2
That was the closest thing Missouri came down from the stretch of the game.
Drake, who came into the game as an ESPN BET player, responded with six consecutive points to return his seat, Tigers, who had lost four of his previous four points when they entered the tournament, could not finish their return.
“Drak replied,” Gates said. “I’m proud of them because they were stable. We didn’t just do it. We received the shots. We had the opportunity to connect the game; that’s why we were below.
Buldogis 12 on Folk on 24 but survived and lost four games in the NCAA tournament.
Drake will play for a place on Saturday in the first sweet 16 since
The Associated Press participated in the report.