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But the Panthers would get no closer as the Fighting Owls went to their bread-andbutter play. On three consecutive possessions, the Owls set high screens and squeezed past Rappahannock defenders on back-door cuts that resulted in wide-open layups. Tim Oakes scored on two of the screen-plays, while Eric Wilson was the recipient of the other easy bucket that stretched the Owls lead back to 10 and cemented the victory- ry“We
were a little out of position,” Tupper said. “We weren’t playing help defense at all and that cost in the end.”
The Panthers shot just 23 percent from the field and
95.8%