You got to the line 5 times and they did 24? Burr and Higgins brought out of retirement?
Big Ten has a few Burr and Higgins clonesYou got to the line 5 times and they did 24? Burr and Higgins brought out of retirement?
Geez.. can't you see the obvious connection? They took just more than half the shots we did.. many wide open and even unchallenged dunks... and they got nearly double the foul calls and 5 times the free throws.that wasnt the issue today
did you see where we took 36 more fg attempts
I'd be hard pressed to remember 1 time where I was saying "where's the foul call?"
We took way too many shots off the dribble outside of 10 feet
Agree with this. We could have used some more calls but we had some looks and they didn’t go down. The team played hard right until the end. It happens.I thought the refs held their whistle a lot when our wings drove to the hoop. Meanwhile, you only had to look at Teske and he got the call. It gets tiresome the inconsistency. That said, it wasn’t the reason they lost. Ice cold shooting and lapses on D were. Even with the no calls, RU had so many second and third chance opportunities and couldn’t convert.
This. Never saw a team lose taking 36 more shots then the other team. No excuses beyond thatthat wasnt the issue today
did you see where we took 36 more fg attempts
This was a must game for Michigan and was officiated in that manner but it didn't impact the outcome of the game. RU played a C+ game and Michigan played around B+ to A- and still barely won.
The narrative of the day in college basketball was desperation....teams that absolutely were close to going off the cliff, played that way and some teams that enjoyed extended runs of success, weren't sharp enough today to overcome it.
Xavier and Creighton grabbed much needed road victories to put themselves in a better position for the rest of the month.
Texas Tech, clearly on the bubble, played one of the best games of the year but lost by 3 at Kansas.
Ohio State lost a good guard in DJ Carton, the rest of the roster rallied to beat Indiana....Wisconsin had a bad week with Davison suspended for his groin punch at Iowa and Kobe King leaving the team....scrapped out a gritty win over MSU.
Getting into February and coaches have tough decisions to make...do they shorten rotations even more, which adds more wear and tear on the starters or try to extend their benches and hope for little breakdowns??
This. Never saw a team lose taking 36 more shots then the other team. No excuses beyond that
Well when the other team can hack away and draw blood in the paint and not get called for it why would you bother driving to make a basket and just take your chances with taking contested outside shoots.Harper and Geo shooting 2-19 from the field is the key stat of the game imo.
This was a must game for Michigan and was officiated in that manner but it didn't impact the outcome of the game. RU played a C+ game and Michigan played around B+ to A- and still barely won.
The narrative of the day in college basketball was desperation....teams that absolutely were close to going off the cliff, played that way and some teams that enjoyed extended runs of success, weren't sharp enough today to overcome it.
Xavier and Creighton grabbed much needed road victories to put themselves in a better position for the rest of the month.
Texas Tech, clearly on the bubble, played one of the best games of the year but lost by 3 at Kansas.
Ohio State lost a good guard in DJ Carton, the rest of the roster rallied to beat Indiana....Wisconsin had a bad week with Davison suspended for his groin punch at Iowa and Kobe King leaving the team....scrapped out a gritty win over MSU.
Getting into February and coaches have tough decisions to make...do they shorten rotations even more, which adds more wear and tear on the starters or try to extend their benches and hope for little breakdowns??
Wasn't it 40 more? 83 to 43 or did I get bootleg stats?that wasnt the issue today
did you see where we took 36 more fg attempts