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Title: The ending to the UVA/UL game was March Madness-esque.
Post by: JeffCountyVolFan on March 02, 2018, 05:05:53 EST
It took like 10 minutes to play the last 55 seconds. But it was worth the wait.


Title: Re: The ending to the UVA/UL game was March Madness-esque.
Post by: LouisVOL on March 02, 2018, 05:25:36 EST
He has done a good job given the circumstances, but David Padgett looked like an interim coach in those last seconds.  You don't foul with 1 second left up by 4.  You don't run the baseline.  And the real issue, throw the ball 3/4 court on the inbound and go on home.  Louisville beat UVA every way possible, except the scoreboard.

It took like 10 minutes to play the last 55 seconds. But it was worth the wait.


Title: Re: The ending to the UVA/UL game was March Madness-esque.
Post by: JeffCountyVolFan on March 02, 2018, 05:43:41 EST
I really don't think that the coaching staff wanted a foul in that situation.  I think it was simply a freshmen mistake.

As for the inbounds, I completely agree that you just throw it past mid-court and the game is over.  He over analyzed himself on that idiotic call.  I doubt that the kid was told to run the baseline, I think that he more likely just had a brain freeze in the hectic atmosphere.  Heck, the official had just told him that it was a spot inbound.


Title: Re: The ending to the UVA/UL game was March Madness-esque.
Post by: LouisVOL on March 02, 2018, 10:26:53 EST
Absolutely right on all counts, however, Padgett took a time out to the locker room.  I don't blame either player, as you said, freshman mistake in high pressure situations, and another mistake under even higher pressure.  But you gotta all be on the same page, and to do that, you gotta use that last timeout.

I really don't think that the coaching staff wanted a foul in that situation.  I think it was simply a freshmen mistake.

As for the inbounds, I completely agree that you just throw it past mid-court and the game is over.  He over analyzed himself on that idiotic call.  I doubt that the kid was told to run the baseline, I think that he more likely just had a brain freeze in the hectic atmosphere.  Heck, the official had just told him that it was a spot inbound.


Title: Re: The ending to the UVA/UL game was March Madness-esque.
Post by: JeffCountyVolFan on March 03, 2018, 03:21:52 EST
I may be remembering incorrectly, but I thought that there was a review before the inbounds which in essence gave UL their timeout (without having to take one he got to set up the inbound he wanted - and it was a terrible one). Maybe I'm wrong, though.