Koby Brea’s Cold Shooting Night in Austin Ends Impressive 39-Game Streak

By Drew Brown | February 17, 2025

Koby Brea, known for his sharpshooting ability, experienced an uncharacteristically cold night in Austin, bringing an end to his remarkable 39-game streak with a made three-pointer. The Dayton Flyers guard struggled to find his rhythm in a tough road matchup, marking one of the most challenging shooting performances of his career.

A Streak Comes to an End

Brea’s consistency from beyond the arc had been a major asset for Dayton throughout the season, making his scoreless three-point performance a surprising development. For 39 consecutive games, he had managed to knock down at least one three-pointer, establishing himself as one of the most reliable long-range shooters in college basketball. However, against Texas, the shots simply wouldn’t fall.

A Painful Night for Brea and the Flyers

It wasn’t just a difficult shooting night for Brea; it was a challenging game for the Flyers as a whole. Struggling to overcome Texas’s defensive pressure, Dayton found themselves unable to generate consistent offense. Brea, typically a spark from deep, had to watch as his streak—and his team’s offensive flow—slipped away.

Looking Ahead

Despite the disappointing performance, Brea remains one of the top shooters in the game. Shooters go through slumps, and history suggests he’ll bounce back stronger in the next game. With conference play heating up, Dayton will need Brea to regain his shooting touch quickly as they push for a strong finish to the season.

While the streak may have ended, Brea’s impact on the Flyers remains undeniable. The real test now will be how he responds. Expect him to come out firing in the next game.