... If you told me Rutgers would shoot 40% from field, 33% from 3, 64% from the line, we outrebound them, more assists, manageable 10 turnovers, and held Mack and Carter to 9 and 8 points........I would say we won.
But of course I neglected the part where we shot 35% from the field, 20 from 3 and 56 from the line
... If you told me Rutgers would shoot 40% from field, 33% from 3, 64% from the line, we outrebound them, more assists, manageable 10 turnovers, and held Mack and Carter to 9 and 8 points........I would say we won.
But of course I neglected the part where we shot 35% from the field, 20 from 3 and 56 from the line
Bad FG shooting percentages can happen on any given night. (Look at Duke's 3-point shooting against us two years ago.) But 56% on FTs is unforgivable. Bob Valvano was right: Every time Obekpa went to the line, it was the equivalent of a turnover. And why D'lo has gone from an excellent FT shooter to a horribly inconsistent one is a mystery ... one that I hope gets solved soon.
... If you told me Rutgers would shoot 40% from field, 33% from 3, 64% from the line, we outrebound them, more assists, manageable 10 turnovers, and held Mack and Carter to 9 and 8 points........I would say we won.
But of course I neglected the part where we shot 35% from the field, 20 from 3 and 56 from the line
Bad FG shooting percentages can happen on any given night. (Look at Duke's 3-point shooting against us two years ago.) But 56% on FTs is unforgivable. Bob Valvano was right: Every time Obekpa went to the line, it was the equivalent of a turnover. And why D'lo has gone from an excellent FT shooter to a horribly inconsistent one is a mystery ... one that I hope gets solved soon.
Harrison was 80% FT shooter last year. He's 78% this year. Far from horribly inconsistent.
... If you told me Rutgers would shoot 40% from field, 33% from 3, 64% from the line, we outrebound them, more assists, manageable 10 turnovers, and held Mack and Carter to 9 and 8 points........I would say we won.
But of course I neglected the part where we shot 35% from the field, 20 from 3 and 56 from the line
Bad FG shooting percentages can happen on any given night. (Look at Duke's 3-point shooting against us two years ago.) But 56% on FTs is unforgivable. Bob Valvano was right: Every time Obekpa went to the line, it was the equivalent of a turnover. And why D'lo has gone from an excellent FT shooter to a horribly inconsistent one is a mystery ... one that I hope gets solved soon.
Harrison was 80% FT shooter last year. He's 78% this year. Far from horribly inconsistent.
Wasn't aware of the 78% line, Moose. Maybe my perception that he's been inconsistent of late is based on his missing a few free throws against Nova and then his (dare I use the word) inconsistency in the later stages of last night's game. It's just that last year, he seemed like money in the bank when he went to the line in critical situations, but not so this season.
... If you told me Rutgers would shoot 40% from field, 33% from 3, 64% from the line, we outrebound them, more assists, manageable 10 turnovers, and held Mack and Carter to 9 and 8 points........I would say we won.
But of course I neglected the part where we shot 35% from the field, 20 from 3 and 56 from the line
Bad FG shooting percentages can happen on any given night. (Look at Duke's 3-point shooting against us two years ago.) But 56% on FTs is unforgivable. Bob Valvano was right: Every time Obekpa went to the line, it was the equivalent of a turnover. And why D'lo has gone from an excellent FT shooter to a horribly inconsistent one is a mystery ... one that I hope gets solved soon.
Harrison was 80% FT shooter last year. He's 78% this year. Far from horribly inconsistent.
Wasn't aware of the 78% line, Moose. Maybe my perception that he's been inconsistent of late is based on his missing a few free throws against Nova and then his (dare I use the word) inconsistency in the later stages of last night's game. It's just that last year, he seemed like money in the bank when he went to the line in critical situations, but not so this season.
I think its a byproduct of when he gets to the line we chalk it up as automatic. Yes he hits 2 FT's last night different mood today. Oh and the pitiful missed goaltend.
... If you told me Rutgers would shoot 40% from field, 33% from 3, 64% from the line, we outrebound them, more assists, manageable 10 turnovers, and held Mack and Carter to 9 and 8 points........I would say we won.
But of course I neglected the part where we shot 35% from the field, 20 from 3 and 56 from the line
Bad FG shooting percentages can happen on any given night. (Look at Duke's 3-point shooting against us two years ago.) But 56% on FTs is unforgivable. Bob Valvano was right: Every time Obekpa went to the line, it was the equivalent of a turnover. And why D'lo has gone from an excellent FT shooter to a horribly inconsistent one is a mystery ... one that I hope gets solved soon.
Harrison was 80% FT shooter last year. He's 78% this year. Far from horribly inconsistent.
Wasn't aware of the 78% line, Moose. Maybe my perception that he's been inconsistent of late is based on his missing a few free throws against Nova and then his (dare I use the word) inconsistency in the later stages of last night's game. It's just that last year, he seemed like money in the bank when he went to the line in critical situations, but not so this season.
I think its a byproduct of when he gets to the line we chalk it up as automatic. Yes he hits 2 FT's last night different mood today. Oh and the pitiful missed goaltend.
I was pissed when i saw the goaltend live, but the replay actually looked like a clean block. Could have gone either way. Not nearly as bad as the one we got away with against cinci.
... If you told me Rutgers would shoot 40% from field, 33% from 3, 64% from the line, we outrebound them, more assists, manageable 10 turnovers, and held Mack and Carter to 9 and 8 points........I would say we won.
But of course I neglected the part where we shot 35% from the field, 20 from 3 and 56 from the line
Bad FG shooting percentages can happen on any given night. (Look at Duke's 3-point shooting against us two years ago.) But 56% on FTs is unforgivable. Bob Valvano was right: Every time Obekpa went to the line, it was the equivalent of a turnover. And why D'lo has gone from an excellent FT shooter to a horribly inconsistent one is a mystery ... one that I hope gets solved soon.
Harrison was 80% FT shooter last year. He's 78% this year. Far from horribly inconsistent.
Wasn't aware of the 78% line, Moose. Maybe my perception that he's been inconsistent of late is based on his missing a few free throws against Nova and then his (dare I use the word) inconsistency in the later stages of last night's game. It's just that last year, he seemed like money in the bank when he went to the line in critical situations, but not so this season.
I think its a byproduct of when he gets to the line we chalk it up as automatic. Yes he hits 2 FT's last night different mood today. Oh and the pitiful missed goaltend.
I was pissed when i saw the goaltend live, but the replay actually looked like a clean block. Could have gone either way. Not nearly as bad as the one we got away with against cinci.
Thought the rule was once it hits the glass its goaltend? They both did.
Also there was offensive goaltend that looked dicey on an Austin Johnson putback.
... If you told me Rutgers would shoot 40% from field, 33% from 3, 64% from the line, we outrebound them, more assists, manageable 10 turnovers, and held Mack and Carter to 9 and 8 points........I would say we won.
But of course I neglected the part where we shot 35% from the field, 20 from 3 and 56 from the line
Bad FG shooting percentages can happen on any given night. (Look at Duke's 3-point shooting against us two years ago.) But 56% on FTs is unforgivable. Bob Valvano was right: Every time Obekpa went to the line, it was the equivalent of a turnover. And why D'lo has gone from an excellent FT shooter to a horribly inconsistent one is a mystery ... one that I hope gets solved soon.
Harrison was 80% FT shooter last year. He's 78% this year. Far from horribly inconsistent.
Wasn't aware of the 78% line, Moose. Maybe my perception that he's been inconsistent of late is based on his missing a few free throws against Nova and then his (dare I use the word) inconsistency in the later stages of last night's game. It's just that last year, he seemed like money in the bank when he went to the line in critical situations, but not so this season.
I think its a byproduct of when he gets to the line we chalk it up as automatic. Yes he hits 2 FT's last night different mood today. Oh and the pitiful missed goaltend.
I was pissed when i saw the goaltend live, but the replay actually looked like a clean block. Could have gone either way. Not nearly as bad as the one we got away with against cinci.
Thought the rule was once it hits the glass its goaltend? They both did.
Also there was offensive goaltend that looked dicey on an Austin Johnson putback.
He did the same thing to us that Fab Melo did two years ago in the BE tourney. Probably wont score 10 points again all season.
... If you told me Rutgers would shoot 40% from field, 33% from 3, 64% from the line, we outrebound them, more assists, manageable 10 turnovers, and held Mack and Carter to 9 and 8 points........I would say we won.
But of course I neglected the part where we shot 35% from the field, 20 from 3 and 56 from the line
Bad FG shooting percentages can happen on any given night. (Look at Duke's 3-point shooting against us two years ago.) But 56% on FTs is unforgivable. Bob Valvano was right: Every time Obekpa went to the line, it was the equivalent of a turnover. And why D'lo has gone from an excellent FT shooter to a horribly inconsistent one is a mystery ... one that I hope gets solved soon.
