Semi-Challenging Week for BYU BBall

It was a tough week for both BYU Basketball teams last week. Here are is a quick score summary:
Men's Team (now 5-2)
#1 Maui Invitational: November 24, 2014 vs. San Diego State (Lost 87-92 in double overtime)
#2 Maui Invitational: November 25, 2014 vs. Chaminade (Won 121-85)
#3 Maui Invitational: November 26, 2014 vs. Purdue (Lost 85-87 in overtime)
#4 November 29, 2014 vs. Eastern Kentucky (Won 90-76)

Women's Team (now 3-3)
#1 November 22, 2014 vs. Nevada (Won 65-60)
#2 Tom Weston Invitational: November 26, 2014 vs. Butler (Won 81-62)
#3 Tom Weston Invitational: November 27, 2014 vs. BYU-Hawaii (Won 73-52)
#4 Tom Weston Invitational: November 29, 2014 vs. Oregon State (Lost 61-71)

Men's Team
The games against San Diego State and Purdue were tough and close games where they barely lost; The other two games were good games from all players with clear wins. With the first game, BYU was able to get a tie for overtime. They almost won in overtime by 2, but San Diego State tied it again and then dominated in the second. It was tough loss. In the game against Chaminade a record was made. Chase Fischer's 10 3-pointers broke Jimmer Fredette's BYU school record of 9. It was also a great game because it was a great comeback for BYU after a hard loss against San Diego State. Some things that kept BYU in the game against Purdue were fast break points, points off turnovers, second chance points, and the better completion percentage on 3-pointers. The Eastern Kentucky game was low-scoring in the first half, but high-scoring in the second as BYU pulled ahead to win by a good margin.

Top Players for Men's Game #1 (13 3-pointers):
Tyler Haws (26 points; 5 of 9 for 3-pointers);
Kyle Collinsworth (21 points; 6 defensive (7 total) rebounds; 6 assists; 3 steals);
Anson Winder (14 points; 5 rebounds);
Isaac Neilson (12 points; 3 defensive (4 total) rebounds; 2 blocks; made 57.1 % of field goal shots)

Top Players for Men's Game #2 (17 3-pointers):
Chase Fischer (30 points; 10 of 13 for 3-pointers);
Tyler Haws (19 points; 85.7 % on field goal shots);
Kyle Collinsworth (14 points; 3 steals; 5 defensive (8 total) rebounds; 6 assists);
Anson Winder (18 points; 7 defensive (8 total) rebounds);
Nate Austin (6 defensive (7 total) rebounds);
Corbin Kaufusi (4 offensive (6 total) rebounds; 2 blocks)

Top Players for Men's Game #3 (7 3 pointers):
Tyler Haws (32 points; 5 defensive rebounds; 3 blocks; 92.9% on free throws);
Anson Winder (18 points; 77.8 % on field goals shot);
Kyle Collinsworth (9 points; 8 assists; 6 steals);
Nate Austin (6 rebounds)

Top Players for Men's Game #4 (15 3-pointers; made over half of field goals):
Tyler Haws (26 points; 4 rebounds; 4 assists);
Chase Fischer (20 points; 3 defensive rebounds);
Kyle Collinsworth (11 points; 5 assists; 4 rebounds);
Anson Winder (19 points; 5 rebounds);
Skyler Halford and Frank Bartely IV each with 4 assists

Women's Team
The women's team had a good week with a 3-1 record their last four games. I won't go into much detail, but I will mention some of the top players.
Game 1: Lexi Eaton (29 points; 3 steals; 66.7% on 3-pointers; 52.6% on total field goals); Morgan Bailey (12 points; 3 steals; 13 defensive (17 total) rebounds); Kylie Maeda (4 assists); Cassie Broadhead (3 assists)
Game 2 (55.0% in field goals): Makenzi Morrison (16 points); Morgan Bailey (8 defensive/total rebounds; 14 points); Micaelee Orton (6 rebounds; 2 blocks); Kylie Maeda (6 assists; 13 points); Lexi Eaton (14 points; 2 steals)
Game 3: Lexi Eaton (17 points; 4 assists); Morgan Bailey (13 points; 7 defensive (9 total) rebounds; 1 block); Kylie Maeda (5 assists); Makenzi Morrison, Ashley Garfield, & Xojian Harry each with 3 steals
Game 4: Morgan Bailey (26 points; 7 defensive (9 total) rebounds 3 assists); Lexi Eaton (19 points; 6 defensive (8 total) rebounds; 4 assists); Ashley Garfield (2 steals; 6 rebounds); Makenzie Morrison (3 assists; 10 points); Kylie Maeda (4 assists)