1. If you stayed up late to watch the Wofford Terriers in their first round game against Seton Hall, then you were lucky enough to see the two teams put on a show from behind the three-point arc. Most notably, Fletcher Magee for Wofford scored 24 points on seven made threes, to go along with three free throws. Magee is now the NCAA’s all-time leader in three point shots made with 509 over his career at Wofford. He’s the most important player for Kentucky to successfully defend this afternoon, averaging 20.6 points per game, to go along with 2.
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