Boys hoops: Plymouth rallies after timeout
By CURT CONRAD ? News Journal ? December 27, 2008
"We came out slow. We've talked about quick starts the last couple games and we really haven't done it," said Turson's son Brook, Plymouth's All-Ohio point guard. "I think it was 18-15 before dad got into us on the bench. And then we came with a 12-0 run, something like that."
The younger Turson was his usual self, scoring a game-high 25 points to go with five rebounds, four assists, four steals and three blocked shots.
"You try to run two guys at him, but he always finds the open man," Lucas coach Andrew Carver said. "He's so unselfish and his teammates hit the open shots. It's tough to play defense against a team like that."
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“Unfortunately, just enough was good enough for us tonight,” Brook said. “We could have came out here and really put the game away in the first half, then we came out dull in the third quarter which is not what we needed to do to build upon going into Tuesday night against New London.”
Turson led Plymouth with 25 points on 9 of 13 shooting with four rebounds, four assists, four steals and three blocks in 27 minutes.
The decisive second quarter run was started by junior guard Brook Turson, who was honored before the game for becoming the quickest player in Plymouth history to reach 1,000 career points.
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The one thing that has always stood out about Brook is his Basketball IQ. He's not a superior shooter, or greatest athlete in the world, but he sees the floor and knows what to do with the ball. He just knows how to play and win. I think i've said it before, but he makes everyone else on the floor better. Brook makes the extra pass, and takes over when he has to. He's a General. Now he needs to put in the work to hone his skills on his own time. Practice, practice, practice.