I wasn't at the 89-68 thrashing the Quakers took in Baltimore to Loyola on Sunday afternoon, so all I can go by is the live blog and the boxscore, but here are some interesting things to note from Game 2:
The Quakers shot 59 percent from two-point range (17 for 29) and 17 percent from three-point range (4 for 23). For the season, they are 46 percent from two and 20 percent from three.
Aron Cohen hit 4 of 8 from downtown against Drexel, and yet missed all of his five attempts from behind the stripe against Loyola.
Eight Penn players attempted at least one three, and didn't make any.
Eight Penn players had more turnovers than assists against the high-pressure Grayhounds' defense.
Quakers forwards went an astonishing 13 for 17 from the free-throw line, thanks to Andreas Schreiber's 4-for-4 effort and Justin Reilly's 5-for-6 performance. And ironically, the guards (and swingmen) went 9 for 17.
Reilly got 4 minutes in the opener against Drexel, but logged 22 in Baltimore, while Brennan Votel was in the game for 24 minutes against the Dragons, but got a breather on Sunday, playing only eight.
Loyola's Gerald Brown had an Andre Iguodala-like perfromance, scoring 27 points, with eight rebounds, six steals and three assists, not to mention going 10 for 11 from the line.
In a 15.5-minute stretch, starting from when it was 20-17 Loyola with 6 minutes remaining in the first half, the Hounds scored 53 points, bringing the lead from three to 30.
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