That was bad. Really, bad. Xavier opened the game well, jumping out to an early 10-point lead before the wheels fell all the way off. For the remainder of the first half, the Muskies floundered away the lead and began the slide towards one of the worst losses imaginable. Delaware came out firing to start the second half, and Xavier had no answers. Jalun (odd way to spell that) Trent got everything he wanted and took the game over through the second half. When it came winning time, it was Trent with the ball in his hands as Delaware ran the same ball screen to him late in the shot clock, and Xavier’s defense couldn’t stop it.
Xavier drops another Q3
