Notre Dame falls in Talahasi, 67-60, despite 25 points at Marcus Burton – 247Sports

Malik Yuvin scored seven out of nine points at the end of the game in a 70-second foot to turn three points Florida Guide to a comfortable eight -point margin as the hosts Seminoli detained Notre Dame and Marcus Burton67-60 in the center of Tucker on Tuesday night in Talahasi.

The upcoming multilateral Yuan scored 18 points in nine goal attempts in the field, struck six out of eight shots from the charity, while adding 10 rebounds. His Effort Augmented Fellow Forward Jamir Watkins’ Team-High 21 Point (8-For – long -distance effort.

“Watkins and Yuvin are a handful. They played great all year long. I thought they were great tonight,” said Ireland’s chief coach Mika Shrewsbury.

Notre Dame’s Burton Scored 25 Points, Albeit on 22 Field Goal Attempts, Dicing Through Florida State’s Long-Armed Defenders with Apromb Ason’s End After 23 Seasons with the Program -Omployed a Tactic to Deny Burton the ball at all costs in the middle of half court.

Only three Irish players managed the second half goals in support of the sophomore star, such as Burton’s classmate Tae Davis Shining (12 points, 8 rebounds) after a quiet first half.

The defense has ruled

Notre Dame’s 12th Loss in 22 Outings Was Ultimately The Result of A Spot But Disjointed Basketball Game, The Teams Combining For 34 Turnovers, 24 Lear-Outs and Charging Calls Throught the Second stanza.

“They had to play on the road and travel back after a close, stubborn game, in which boys played for a little minutes,” said Shrewsberry from Florida when they asked him after the game if the two teams worn late. “We played in Miami and the boys exploded. It’s a short twist to get back and get ready. hard.

“There will be pain in boys tomorrow,” he added. “Because when this shot climbed, the furniture was moving in this paint. The boys hit.”

Notre Dame exceeded his hosts 36-33, including the advantage of 16-6 offensive glass.

Lead replaced its hands only four times, with Florida holding the edge of most of the last 27 minutes of the game after a mileage of 18-0, which took the hosts from a deficit from 17-7 mid-half to 25-17 lead with Remaining 5:10. Notre Dame answers with a late-half tide, led by Burton, who scored nine points in 59 seconds to help to cut the seminoles lead in advance to one, 29-28.

The Irish did well with 5-from-11 shots with three points against the for-for-7 Foth Foth ‘Noles, even keeping 12-9 to score the Edge Off turnover against the best ACC turnover.

Florida has forged a nine-point lead, as the aforementioned Watkins drained all three of the three-point seminoles shots in the 150-second at the beginning of the second half to ask for 43-34 leads. The Irish responded with 12 of the next 14 points of the game-nine by Burton-for the edge of 46-45 at the 10:35 brand.

It was the last lead of Notre Dame, one of the bonus, as the Irish were ready to visit the charity strip for the duration of 10:35.

They only succeeded in four free throws in 10 attempts to close the race.

“Our missed layouts, our missed free throws were a big deal in this game,” Shrewsbury noted, and his Irish disappeared at 14 tries to arrange.

Troy, a Tae Davis Zummer from the left wing, brought the Irish to the bucket, 56-54, with 3:43 to play, but Florida State followed nine of the next 14 points-seven to close their guests.

Davis finished with 14 points and nine fights while Gareth Sunda added eight and both Braeden Shrewsberry and Kebba njie He scored six. Shrewsberry missed 10 of his 12 shotgun attempts in 35 minutes.

The Irish were without a guards starting Mat Alloko (undisclosed) replaced in the starting composition by a freshman Sir Mohammed (0-7 of the field, 1 point, 4 rebounds, 3 assists.)

Notre Dame fell to 0-8 for all time in Talahasi, 10-12 during the season and 4-7 in ACC action. Florida clicked a loss of four games, improving to 5-7 in a league game, as a whole 14-9.

The Irish launched both games in their two games Florida Road swing and will return home on Saturday to host Virginia Tech (10-12; 5-6).