Simas Lukošius made a stunning impact in Cincinnati’s National Invitation Tournament (NIT) win against San Francisco. Although he didn’t get the chance to take the final shot in regulation, he quickly made his mark in overtime with a game-winning three-pointer, securing a thrilling 73-72 comeback victory.
Cincinnati’s head coach, Wes Miller, praised Lukošius for his outstanding performance, highlighting his consistent shooting throughout the game. Lukošius scored an impressive 28 points, including eight three-pointers, showcasing his postseason hot streak.
Lukošius’ recent success on the court comes amidst personal challenges, including recovering from a car accident earlier in the season. Despite the adversity, Lukošius expressed his confidence and determination to contribute to the team’s success.
San Francisco posed a tough challenge, fighting back from a nine-point deficit to force overtime. However, Lukošius remained composed under pressure, delivering a clutch shot near the end of the extra period.
Coach Miller credited Lukošius’ shot-making ability and emphasized the importance of getting him involved in crucial moments. Despite some initial confusion over the play call, Cincinnati executed the final play flawlessly, leading to Lukošius’ game-winning shot.
Reflecting on the victory, Coach Miller praised the team’s resilience and emphasized the significance of securing the first win in the tournament. However, concerns arose over Day Day Thomas’ injury, with Coach Miller expressing apprehension about its severity.
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Looking ahead, Cincinnati prepares to face Bradley in the second round of the NIT, with Lukošius poised to play a pivotal role once again.
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