“It’s a disappointing loss,” coach Rob Senderoff said. “Toledo played excellent in the second half. We’ve got to put it together. Tough loss"
Kent State trailed Toledo 31-26 as the Flashes headed into the second half. Toledo hit nine three-point shots in the second, shooting 82 percent from beyond the arc.
“I think they made their first seven threes in the second,” Senderoff said. “Some of that’s us and some of that’s great offense by them. We’ve got to figure out how to defend better. The past few games, defensively, it’s just not good enough.”
Senior guard Galal Cancer led the Flashes in scoring, finishing with 19 points in Saturday night’s loss.