Michael Porter Jr., left, the No. Are the Tigers, overachievers during the regular season, more or less dangerous with Michael Porter Jr. in the lineup? Missouri was good without Michael Porter Jr., so it was only natural to wonder: Could it be great with him? “We played, to me, about as bad as we played offensively, besides [Jontay], as we have all year,” said Michael Porter Jr., who finished with 12 points Thursday to his brother’s team-high 20. More college basketball:March Madness winners and losers: Updated NCAA tournament bracket projectionOne crying moment: 15 of the toughest defeats in NCAA tournament historyThis time, Virginia skips the drama vs. Louisville in ACC tournament quarterfinalsJenkins: Virginia basketball isn’t a highlight reel.

Source: Washington Post March 09, 2018 01:52 UTC