UMass did most of its damage inside the arc with layups, free throws and fast-break speed. The Bobcats had the early control, but UMass made the second half feel like a different matchup entirely. Ohio controlled the first half’s tempo, jumping out to a 21-16 first-quarter lead and taking a 38-35 advantage into halftime. “We adjust things at the half,” Leflar said. “Tonight, we were tough enough to win the game,” Leflar said.