An interesting point is nine players were in double figures.
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OT Pacers with 162 last night.
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I found myself going back and forth between the college games and the Pacers, even though it was a blowout.
The offensive efficiency was off the charts and the ball movement was Showtime Lakers-like.
48 assists on 59 made field goals
64% FG shooting
90% FT shooting
50-30 rebounding advantage
27-47, 57%, on 3-pointers
nine players in double figures
no starters playing at all the the 4th quarter
no player was on the court for more than 25 minutes
The Pacers intentionally took 3 shot clock violations at the end, to not run up the score.
Sure, the Wizards are bad and seem to be tanking. But it was still impressive by the Pacers, especially on the night after a tough loss to the Lakers in the last second.
The offensive efficiency was off the charts and the ball movement was Showtime Lakers-like.
48 assists on 59 made field goals
64% FG shooting
90% FT shooting
50-30 rebounding advantage
27-47, 57%, on 3-pointers
nine players in double figures
no starters playing at all the the 4th quarter
no player was on the court for more than 25 minutes
The Pacers intentionally took 3 shot clock violations at the end, to not run up the score.
Sure, the Wizards are bad and seem to be tanking. But it was still impressive by the Pacers, especially on the night after a tough loss to the Lakers in the last second.
