I guess as a glutton for punishment, I went back and looked at the second half run that killed us.
From 19:00 to 11:01, the score went from 35-27 to 40-57 - so a 30-5 run for JMU. It started and ended with Roday's 3rd and 4th fouls.

Over that time span, JMU had 13 possessions and scored on every one of them. They were 8-11 on 2 pt field goals, 3-3 on 3 point field goals, and 5-5 on free throws. There were offensive rebounds on the three misses. Two of the misses were blocked layups by Rodney. 7 of the 8 made 2 pt baskets were layups. The three three-pointers and 1 old school three point play yields a healthy 2.31 points per possession over that stretch.

Drexel over that stretch had 12 possessions scoring on two of them for a 0.42 point per possession. They were 1-4 from 2 pt, 1-7 from 3 pt, with 2 turnovers and 1 offensive rebound. Spiker took two timeouts during the run; both resulted in Kari three point attempts one of which he made. The other basket was a layup by Bah. Our top two scorers in the stretch Rodney 0-1, 1 TO, Lee 0-1. The others Kari 1-3, Bah 1-1, Mojica 0-4, Moran 0-1.

The thing that sticks out to me the most here is that half of their points in that stretch came off layups. It is one thing if they get hot from 3, but those guys running a layup line on you is bad. It not like they have Ron Curry out there anymore. You have to give JMU some credit since they were taking advantage of the Williams' foul trouble, but still unacceptable.

The other thing that sticks out to me is the lack of offensive involvement by Rodney and Kurk Lee during that stretch. It is hard to judge the two possessions out of the timeouts since they resulted in two three point attempts by Kari, one of which he made the other was in-and-out. However given the ways fouls were being called it seems like we should have been attacking the rim more be it through the post or by driving.