
Dominant Performances and Key Takeaways from the Weekend
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In the latest episode of the Locked on NBA Big Board Podcast, Rafael and James Barlowe break down standout performances from the weekend’s college basketball games. The episode kicks off with a discussion of Georgetown freshman Thomas Sorber, who had a dominant showing against Providence. Next, the conversation shifts to Duke’s Cooper Flagg, with Rafael praising Flagg’s ability to excel despite Wake Forest’s physical defensive approach. The brothers then highlight Texas freshman Tre Johnson, who exploded for 24 points in the second half to lead a 22-point comeback. They also analyze Ace Bailey’s struggles with efficiency, with James noting positive signs despite a 4-of-17 shooting performance. Finally, the Barlowe brothers wrap up by discussing Michigan State’s Jase Richardson, an analytics favorite, and his career-high 20 points against Rutgers.
Time Stamps
Thomas Sorber – 2:25
Cooper Flagg – 9:42
Tre Johnson – 15:35
Ace Bailey – 23:15
Jase Richardson – 27:44
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