General college hoops game thread

[mict085]

Duke Miles putting up 30 on Tennessee. Wow

I always liked Duke but he never had this kind of impact in his entire career. He’s been way better than anyone expected this season.

 

[NickZepp]

North Texas is having players cramp up now.

 

[NickZepp]

Nice defense by Tulsa to basically end it. But I'm not sure what North Texas was doing last defensive possession they may have been better off just playing D there. Or fouled earlier with more time left.

 

[NickZepp]

 

[WichitaSooner]

Ole Miss is trying to blow it but props to them for fouling up three, and then actually defending hard up one rather than sitting back and worrying too much about fouling.

 

[NickZepp]

Ole Miss hasn't trailed all tournament I think

 

[mict085]

In 12+ minutes of the second half, KU has scored 9 points. I love it.

 

[mict085]

Classic Kelvin Sampson in the big12 tourney, whipping KU ass.

 

[WTSooner]

In 12+ minutes of the second half, KU has scored 9 points. I love it.

Still not as dominant as what we did to them in 2002 in the Big 12 Tourney. Holding THAT KU team to 55 points was ridiculous. They couldn't do anything that game. That video should be used to show what nearly perfect "team defense" looks like.

 

[The_Banker]

lol Alabama gonna bama

(Yes he will play Friday)

 

[cvangild]

I’ve watched a couple of games recently where teams were up 3, and the other team had the ball with 10 secs or less. The latest was the Tulsa game last night…and Tulsa chose NOT to foul (like we did against Mizzou). The announcers were quick in both to say the continuation rule has a lot to do with this. I just thought it was interesting, since literally everyone on here was ripping Porter for not fouling earlier in the year. In the end, the TU player defended the 3 pt shooter, and actually fouled him in the 3 pt shot attempt..which took it to OT, but they ended up winning anyways.

If I’m a coach, I probably still try to foul, but I can def see both sides.