Wichita State reduced the game to the 12-foot by 15-foot area in the lane and hammered away at that space.
The result was the best shooting game of the season, a 51-point second half and a 92-86 win over Omaha on Monday at Koch Arena. The Shockers (2-2) made 62.5 percent of their shots in the final 10 minutes to erase a six-point deficit and survive issues with defense and turnovers.
"It's always good, even when you don't feel like you play your best basketball, that you feel like you can pull out a win," coach Terry Nooner said.