The Enchantment looked enchanted on Thursday night, as after a forgetful Game one performance, the team rewrote the narrative in Game two by defeating the AfterShocks on the road 74-68 to force a win-or-go-home Game three.
“Last game, I (didn’t) like that we got popped,” former Lobo Vance Jackson said post-game. “We had to just shake that off.”
Just three days after getting “popped”, The Enchantment shook off the rust and played like a team that had developed deep chemistry overnight. Monday night’s first-quarter performance felt ancient after how New Mexico’s alumni came out striking…