Duquesne freshman Mike Lewis II had a great game against Massachusetts on Wednesday, picking up a career-best 31 points.
Five of those points came within a couple seconds of each other at the end of the first half, including three on one of the more wild shots to drop this season.
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With about seven seconds left, Lewis drove to the elbow and put up a nice shot off the glass. He then ran back, stole the ball, and in pretty much one motion lobbed a one-handed shot — if you want to call it that — from near midcourt while fading away. The result? More generosity from the backboard and three more points for the Dukes.
Lewis finished the game 8-of-14 from the floor, including a stellar 6-of-7 from deep, and 9-of-10 at the charity stripe in a 96-66 victory.
