ST. LOUIS
Forget about the technical stuff for a minute. Don’t focus on how good Wichita State forward Shaq Morris was on the defensive end in Friday’s 66-58, come-from-behind win over Loyola in the Missouri Valley Conference Tournament quarterfinals. Because he was great, no doubt, but with Morris it’s becoming about more than just one thing he does well.
“The kid is always about winning, not just about scoring,” WSU assistant coach Isaac Brown said. “He just does the simple things to help us wins games ... he’ll block shots, he’ll set screens, he’ll go get tough rebounds.