Douglass Coach Tyrone Massenburg draws up a play during the Eagles’ win Saturday over Annapolis. He’s a tough player.”While Vines settled in on one end, adroitly navigating to the elbow and sinking several pull-up jumpers for nine first-quarter points, Jones went to work on the other. But Douglass forced the zone to expand with ball movement and feeding sophomore Chris Smith in the low post. Though Douglass made it as hard, Jones continued to find ways to score for Annapolis until suffering an injury in the fourth quarter. The Panthers trailed by eight with 4:23 to play when Jones went slashing to the basket, drew contact and appeared to fall headfirst into a defender’s knee.

Source: Washington Post January 28, 2018 01:44 UTC