It was great to see that Daryl doesn’t let his poor shooting affect his free throws. He was 1-6 from the field. Most college players, even good players, let a poor shooting night affect them at the free throw line. I don’t know how Daryl makes such a great percentage of his three throws with as little arc as he puts on the ball. He really takes his time, totally focuses, and shoots like a machine with every stroke identical.
I didn’t even realize he was 1/6 shooting until I looked at the box score. To go 1/6 and really struggle shooting and then win the game at the free throw line and end up with 15 points, really shows a lot. I can’t think of situation where somebody has shot that bad and ended up with numbers like that.
If Moses could slow down a half count, back his man down, get a good angle, with strong finish, he is going to score or get fouled. Rushing a weak shot with poor angle gets blocked too often.