Casual Hoya · Nov 18, 2019
Hoyas Looking for Answers on the Perimeter
Photo by Mitchell Layton/Getty ImagesGeorgetown bounced back from its first loss of the season thanks to a huge offensive outburst in the second half in a 91-83 win over visiting Georgia State in an extremely rare Sunday night home game at Capital One Arena.
It was a second half fueled by an entire game’s worth of free throws.
Georgetown was 29 for 37 from the charity stripe in the second half an ended the game going 40 for 51 on foul shots. The 40 free throws made on Sunday were just two short of the school record for makes set in 1992 against Morgan State when Georgetown attempted 60!