Chanute, KS - Neosho County controlled the game from start to finish against McPherson College, as they rolled to a 102-67 victory on Thursday night. The Panthers were dominant on the boards against an undersized McPherson team, doubling them up with a 60-30 rebound advantage. In addition to rebounding, Neosho shot it well from the field (48%), and the 3pt line (41%), giving the Bulldogs little chance to stage a 2nd half comeback. It wasn't perfect for the Panthers, however, as they committed 24 turnovers, and will have to clean that up going forward.
Game Notes:
Neosho County was led by sophomore guards Alexander Norris (24 points, 4 assists, 3 rebounds. 6/10 FG, 4/4 3PT, 8/9 FT), and Michael Odingo (17 points, 4 assists, 2 rebounds. 5/13 FG, 2/6 3PT, 5/6 FT). They will look to continue their strong play against Friends University on Friday night.
