“I thought our guys were playing with a ton of confidence on offense and made big shots and big plays,” Fischer said. He made a ton of plays to help us today.”įischer was proud of the team’s effort on the offensive end, particularly down the stretch. When he goes to rebound, it’s really hard to keep him off the glass with his athleticism.
“He’s really committed himself to the defensive end first. “He was phenomenal,” Fischer said of Carroll. Graduate transfer Brandon Carroll also had a double-double with 18 and 10. Sophomore forward Ben Wight contributed 21 and 11 boards, contributing to occupy a major role in the offense. Nineteen of his total came in the second period to keep the Tribe ahead. Sophomore guard Connor Kochera paced the College with 23 points on 64% shooting. For us to be in somewhat of a similar situation and hold on is one thing, but it’s a whole other thing to do it on the road.” “We had a game like this at home when we had the lead against JMU and let it slip away. “This was really important for us,” Fischer said. Fischer emphasized the growth of the team in this area, which has struggled to hold onto leads this season. The Tribe pushed its lead to 34-28 at intermission and outscored the Dragons by two in the second half to hold on. We really protected the paint and did a good job of flying out at shooters.” “ Cam Wynter, who is a great player, we really made him work for his opportunities and didn’t let him get going off ball screens. “For the vast majority of the game, I thought our guys were just terrific on the defensive end,” head coach Dane Fischer said. 500 within the CAA on the season.ĭefense was the hallmark of the win, with the Tribe forcing the Dragons into less than 40% shooting overall including seven for 27 on threes. William and Mary (4-15, 3-3 CAA) continued its solid conference play Saturday, Jan. After falling behind early, heightened defensive effort earned the Tribe a six-point advantage at halftime against Drexel on Saturday, Jan.
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