***********UK vs KU********** game thread
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I'd give that about as much chance of happening as Skal becoming a rebounding machine.
It's simple. Put yourself in the best situation to make the shot. Ulis was not in the best situation. He couldn't use the rim to protect his shot and he was not at a proper angle to find a trailer. Odds were good that he was going to get blocked, and he knew it. So, he could do what he did and put up a crazy shot hoping that we get a rebound or that it luckily goes in, he could have done a jump stop and waited for Seldon to fly past, or he could have kept his dribble, pulled it out to the short corner to hit the trailer or hit a jumper from there. Ask any coach and they will tell you that they want you to shoot the shot that has the highest probability of going in. If you're that worried about getting blocked then don't shoot that shot.
By the way, Ulis just pulled it out on a fast break. In that one he didn't have the numbers so he stopped and set up a play where he got fouled.
The cowards usually do when we take the lead. They only come out from under the bed when we fall behind. With luck, we don't see them again for the rest of the night.
Marcus Lee has the worst hands in the history of UK basketball
