Mark Young of the Siouxland Bombers drives to the basket as Mac Irvin of the Magic City Snowbears defends. The Bombers lost their inaugural game Friday. We needed the pace to be much faster. We needed a score in triple digits. They came out and kind of stuck it to us in the third quarter,'' reflected Young, a 6-6 wing player who accounted for nine of the Bombers' 24 field goals.
Pro basketball is different.
In college, you can have what happened tonight and a team might not turn it around for four or five games. However, he proved effective on offense, hitting seven of 11 shots, including two of four three-point attempts. Jeremy Hyatt, who led the IBA in three-point percentage last season, also had two treys will contributing 10 points for the winners. He spent the last two years coaching in the Los Angeles pro summer league. Meanwhile, he's impressed with his new teammates.