McGee finishes first nationally in 3-point percentage
Former ISU guard Tyrus McGee shoots a 3-pointer over Ohio State’s Shannon Scott in the third-round game of the NCAA tournament on March 24, 2013, at the University of Dayton Arena.
April 9, 2013
When all was said and done, ISU men’s basketball player Tyrus McGee’s name remained atop the NCAA leaderboard for 3-point percentage.
With the conclusion of the NCAA men’s basketball season Monday night, McGee’s spot became final as he became the first Cyclone ever to lead the nation is a statistical category with his 46.4 3-point shooting percentage.
McGee went 96-of-207 from beyond the arc this past season, which gave him the third-best total in school history. In two seasons in an ISU uniform, McGee shot 43.7 on 3-pointers, the second-best mark in school history.
