I hate everyone. The bench has been fucking terrible lately but I hate our starters too. I just wish I would see more pressing. The second unit as a whole can't score so at least let them pick up the energy a bit.
I'm no expert but that sounds kind of bad.
The bench didn't score in 39 minutes. Play a different hit after this one.
The call very much could have cost us the game. Or if it’s not called we might have lost in OT. Or Rutgers might have scored a walk off as time expired. Maybe the bad call improved our chances because instead of OT or a basket at the buzzer for Rutgers it set up Murray for an open shot for the win.
It didn't work on his own coach, considering he put Patrick on the line.
Gotta make a few shots to press.
Wut?
I thought that at first, but a guy came down on his ankle.
You putting the game film together, coach? Let’s focus on the other 39 minutes, boys!
This is a good narrative but easily refuted over the last couple years.
Well that’s pretty fucking dumb. What do you think the odds are for a team shooting 2 free throws in a tie game with 2 seconds left? What do you think the odds are if that foul isn’t called?
So people can stop bitching about the game being too physical?
Didn’t say it wasn’t
One would think that nearly impossible as he must accidentally flail into someone while getting roasted on a back cut.
Marge
Opposing coach gets to choose from players on the floor.
Bingo. He sold it like he wished he had it back.
Was PMac in the game at the time Rebraca was hurt and lifted?
Rabraca was immediately back at the scorers table.
That's what I thought too. Must have changed.
Why do you think Ulis is a part of Iowa's best lineup? He is pretty much a non-factor offensively.
This is a joke right? I thought the coach picks or you have to sub and the sub shoots.
I’m not saying I agree with either of you but I’d like to point out that non-factor >> complete shit.
It's not a joke. Unless I'm crazy, the opposing coach gets to choose a player who is already on the floor. It prevents teams from faking injuries to put in their best shooter on the bench and also prevents the opposing coach from picking a scrub.
If true, that’s some much needed unintentional comedy.
You're right. bohannon, Keegan Toussaint and PMac were the remaining 4 on the court. Not sure what Mccoy thinks happened.
oh, @Whatever. This was a coin flip game.
I would argue that Illinois and Indiana are fine with running all night thinking they will outscore you regardless. We’ve put up a fuckton of points against both and still managed to lose.
Dribbling with his head down, going laterally and not impacted in any way. 25 feet away with 2 seconds left. That call is very rarely made with 15 minutes left in the first half. It was insane in that situation with how the game had been called.
My understanding is that the standard is supposed to be, "indisputable evidence". Objectively that was not indisputable.
Yep. Joe especially needs to shoot when they are backing off of him.
