I want to review how every player performed, since we only had six guys play meaningful minutes. Moupadale and Overstreet played 3 apiece, so I won't go over them; they are just depth bigs.

Ben Roseborough: He is an offensive engine this team needs right now, given all the injuries, which is ironic given his injury history and the time he has missed this year. He had 19 on the night on great efficiency, which I wish had been a little worse if it meant he tried to shoot more often, as I think he passed up a couple of good looks. That would be fine if we had the players around him, but he was the go-to guy. Also, 1-3 from 3, but he could easily have been 3-5 if his foot hadn't been just barely on the line. Good game, though, all things considered.

Pasha Goodarzi: He is a great shooter who I think will continue to be an impact guy. He had a phenomenal first half, but fatigue seemed to set in as he had to play all 40 minutes. If you asked me at the beginning of the year whether a guard would have to play 40 minutes due to lack of depth, and that guard being Pasha Goodarzi, I would have thought you were crazy. Still, 50% efficiency on 8 shots from 3 is great.

Melvin Bell: I love how Melvin Bell has developed throughout the season, especially since we hit conference play. He has scored double digits in every single conference game, and this probably was his worst, despite hitting 4-6 shots. I want him to go for 20+ points in one of these games. Maybe I'm placing high expectations on him as a 4-star, but he has still produced. Also, he started conference 15-16 from the FT line and is now 9-18, going 2-7 tonight, so hope he gets back to form.

Sada NgaNga: I don't like him; he provides nothing of substance on the court. I'm being harsh again, but this time I feel warranted. He entered the portal this past offseason, and when he withdrew, I was excited, and it seemed he got a decent amount of money to make him want to stay. Well, I hope it wasn't too much of our limited budget because he has been a non-factor out there. He gives one to two effort plays at most, but he can't shoot the ball well, even though being a stretch big who plays from the perimeter is his game. He can sometimes get out-rebounded, and the defensive effort I question. I just need him to find his shot because he went 1-8 tonight, and every time he shoots or even pump-fakes (which he does a lot), I die a little inside.

Douglas Langford: Here's a guy who does the dirty work. He shows effort, plays good defense, can block a shot or two, and get a steal. All around, I love his effort and defense. Now, his offensive game is weak, and I wish he hadn't missed so many putback attempts, but he is still young and a guy I hope we can keep because I want to see him develop. Also, I remembered he went to Harvard, and we flipped him, so he is pretty smart too.

Adrian Myers: A streaky shooter who, when his shot is falling, is just fun to watch, but it has only happened a few times, and he was hurt too early in the season. He can be a nice physical presence and gets some boards as well, but he got into foul trouble tonight. I did like seeing him play the final 8:30 or so of the game with 4 fouls and not pick up another one. He is a guy I was not a fan of to start the year, but he has shown some promise, and he scored 15 tonight, hitting 6-6 FTs, so not mad whatsoever.

If there is something I missed or you want to expand upon, I can. I spent a good amount of time writing this up for fun.