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Takeaways from BYU's successful Thanksgiving trip to Florida
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Takeaways from BYU's successful Thanksgiving trip to Florida

  • BYU won the ESPN Events Invitational, largely riding second-half surges after halftime deficits in both games.
  • BYU''s second halves have been decisive, with a +86 point differential over seven games this season.
  • Dybantsa, Saunders and Wright III are the main scorers, but Kennard Davis Jr. and Keba Keita provided key contributions.
  • Bench production became a concern after Baker's injury, limiting BYU's scoring outside the starting five.
  • Coach Young expressed confidence in reserves like Tyler Mrus, Dom Diomande, and Aleksej Kostic to fill gaps.
  • BYU plans to address depth ahead of Big 12 play while maintaining its strong second-half identity.
  • Davis Jr. returned from suspension to contribute 18 points and 4 threes against Miami.
  • Keita recorded seven blocks against Miami, the most by a BYU player since 1991.
  • BYU's rotation depth was stressed as Baker missed games and Pickens remained out for the season.
  • BYU aims to translate second-half success into consistent starts for Big 12 play.
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Jai Lucas recaps Thanksgiving tournament, preview Miami’s game against Ole Miss: `We've gotten better'
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Jai Lucas recaps Thanksgiving tournament, preview Miami’s game against Ole Miss: `We've gotten better'

  • Miami faces Ole Miss on the road in a high-stakes ACC/SEC challenge after a 6-2 start this season.
  • Lucas says the team has gotten better across Florida, BYU, and Georgetown, emphasizing growth through different styles.
  • Lucas notes his starters logged fewer minutes against Georgetown to keep them fresh for later in games.
  • Ole Miss adds new talent under Chris Beard, including transfer guard AJ Storr and Ilias Kamardine.
  • Beard’s squad is rebuilding after offseason turnover and aims to be a tough, physical foe on the road.
  • NCAA NET rankings place Miami No. 38 nationally, with a potential Quad 2 win over Ole Miss improving postseason positioning.
  • Miami has 4-0 and 3-0 quadrants of wins against lower-ranked opponents, with key tests ahead.
  • Miami aims to turn a potential Quad 1/Quad 2 profile into a stronger postseason resume with more wins.
  • The piece links to broader CaneSport coverage and emphasizes ongoing coverage of Miami basketball.
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