article_snippet: West Virginia couldn't guard anyone, except maybe the official who went down when Trey Lyles tripped over a Mountaineer waiting at the scoring table.
article_snippet: Steve Vasturia, who one CBS analyst called a baby-faced assassin, chipped in 13 points.
article_snippet: Jerian Grant, a national player of the year candidate, had a rough night shooting, so Jerian Grant, a national player of the year candidate set up Jerian Grant, a national player of the year candidate teammates for buckets instead.
article_snippet: Jerian Grant, a national player of the year candidate had nine points but 11 assists.
article_snippet: Junior Fred VanVleet led the Shockers with 25 points while Darius Carter maneuvered inside for 22.
article_snippet: Sam Decker was trending on Twitter but the Tar Heels were concerned about Sam Dekker (two Ks, folks!), the Wisconsin forward who wasn't having any trouble scoring against the fourth-seeded Tar Heels.
article_snippet: Dekker, who was guarded by the Tar Heels best defender,
article_snippet: J.P. Tokoto, sliced Sam Decker way for 15 first-half points to keep the Badgers in the game.
article_snippet: Junior Fred VanVleet had a career-high 23 points on the night while Frank Kaminsky, one of the best players in the country, struggled.
article_snippet: But the 7-foot tall center hit a big three and big free throws as the minutes wound down.