JaQuan Lyle walked into the media room at the Schottenstein Center on Wednesday night following Ohio State’s 94-68 blowout win over Rutgers and picked up the stat sheet sitting on the table after he sat down for his postgame press conference.
“Let me look at this,” the Buckeyes’ freshman point guard mumbled to both himself and Jae’Sean Tate, who was sitting directly to Lyle’s left.
As if Lyle didn’t know he just had the first triple-double of his young collegiate career and only the fifth in Ohio State history.
He knew; he just wanted to see the numbers for himself.