A bounce-back shooting performance from 3-point range will be key against dangerous Colorado.
The Buffs ran away with a 62-42 win over Oregon State last weekend, holding the Beavers to 18-for-53 shooting from the floor and forcing 19 turnovers. Colorado didn’t shoot particularly well from the floor but got into the lane and drew contact, leading to 21 free throws attempts. Forward Tristan da Silva was dominant in the post, scoring 17 on 7-for-10 shooting..
Only one other Trojan reached double-digits in scoring as Boogie Ellis finished with 10.da Silva vs. Josh Morgan. The Colorado forward can be an explosive scorer, reaching 30 last week against Oregon. He will try to take advantage of matchups against USC’s smaller post figures, but the Trojans need the 6-foot-11 Morgan to bounce back from an unimpactful performance against UCLA to stymie da Silva in the paint.In the Trojans’ last two games, USC has shot below 20% from 3-point range.
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