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42% from the line?

KevH

KevH

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Wow! Smh. This has to improve, or more heartbreak will follow. Good win for Stony Brook.
 
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Wow! Just wow. I know Freeman missed two front ends of a one and one and so did Thiam. I'm sure by those pitiful percentages others on the team did as well. Inexcusable.
 
bac2therac

bac2therac

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Thiam 0-2
Freeman 2-6
Eugene 1-4
Williams 1-2
Baker 3-4

the latter two missed a free throw late, in a game like this you have to hit them all
 
KevH

KevH

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richthedentist said:
Worse than that missed 2 front ends of one and ones!!!
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We all know we're not good from the charity stripe, but just give me 60%. That's not too much to ask. Of all the other factors in this loss, "free" throws hurt the most because it's a part of the game the individual player has complete, uncontested control over.

Well, we move on.... onward and upward. One to grow on, fellas.
 
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