Having regained his balance, the Trojans’ guard hopes to continue his high-scoring ways against the No. 10 Bruins on Thursday at Pauley Pavilion
LOS ANGELES — December got off to a rocky start for USC leading scorer Boogie Ellis.
Balance has long been something that Ellis has paid attention to as part of his craft, considering a key ingredient for a successful shooter. At home, he has a mat where he stands on one foot, hopping to switch legs or catching tennis balls to test himself. And he works on his core strength regularly to help with balance.
In addition to Elllis’ renewed focus on his balance, head coach Andy Enfield has noticed Ellis doing a better job of getting into the paint and looking for mid-range opportunities to create better shots.
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