Where did the Tide's offensive success come from against Mississippi State?

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00:00 They mentioned it already, but didn't shoot particularly well from three,

00:04 still scored almost 100, still won by 30.

00:07 Where did you think most of the success was coming from on offense?

00:11 >> Our points off turnovers were a lot bigger than they've been most of the year.

00:14 So we played harder on D, forced more turnovers.

00:17 We're trying to do that, we don't have.

00:20 So we're in protector we had last year, so

00:21 we gotta do things a little differently on defense.

00:25 We've been trying to get more aggressive, force more turnovers,

00:28 score off those turnovers.

00:30 We scored 27, I don't know if that's a season high on points on turnovers, but

00:34 my guess would be, probably would be.

00:37 So I thought that's where it's all came from.

00:40 We also got, we didn't make a ton of threes.

00:43 I think we made 15, we took a lot, we didn't shoot a high percentage,

00:47 15's still a lot to make.

00:48 But we didn't shoot a high percentage, but the offensive rebounds,

00:53 we had 20 awards.

00:54 We shot 83 field goals, then we shot 55.

00:58 Part of that is they looked at the free throw line, but

01:01 we did get almost 30 more field goals than them.

01:05 So if you get 30 more, you don't have to shoot a really high percentage.

01:10 Total score 100, so 83 field goals, a lot of field goals.

01:14 So turnovers, offensive rebounds, I thought, okay,

01:18 both of those things are measured off effort.

01:21 I thought our effort was pretty good tonight.

01:23 >> Thank you, Coach.

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