Experienced basketball players earn measured perspectives when the number of remaining games starts dwindling down. They become faced with a certain athletic mortality, and every execution, from practice to game day, starts to levy more weight and appreciation. Seniors especially grow fond of their minutiae, and their performances reflect how they can save their best for the end.
Emma Guy drove that point home last Sunday during Boston College's road win at Clemson. Guy shot 10-for-10 in the first quarter and hit her first 11 shots, scoring a team-high 24 points as the Eagles defeated the Tigers, 70-68.