Looks like everyone here will be putting on their Alabama gear today I see you guys snuck past Bama at home 53-52 in a game you could have easily lost as you trailed at home by 11 with 5 minutes left and scored with 12 seconds left to pull out the 1 point win. I remember watching this game earlier this year and I was rooting for you guys to win.
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2015 NCAA Bracketology (351 pts more than all 136 at the bracket matrix)
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Originally posted by Zubcut View PostI think you're nuts if you don't foul. I read last week where someone did some research on the use of both strategies up to that point in this season. I don't remember the exact numbers but the team that fouled when up by three was undefeated. Something like 83-0. The team that didn't foul LOST THE GAME 12% off the time or something like that. That doesn't even count all the times they hit the three to send it to overtime but lost in OT. If you foul, they have to do three things perfectly: 1) make the first free throw, 2) rebound the second missed free throw and 3) make the putback with limited time, usually a second or two. If you don't foul they only need to make a three from the close college 3 line. Some coaches don't want to do it because they're afraid of being second guessed if fouling backfires. Still the numbers say fouling is by far the safer strategy. Teams need to practice this fouling strategy though. You can't do it too early or too late. Too early and you may give the other team an extra possession. Too late and you run the danger of fouling a three point shooter. Still, I'd almost rather make a typical college player make 3 clutch free throws than give him even a contested 3. Sure, you could lose the game by fouling when up by three. It's happened before. But you sure as hell aren't going to lose 12% of the time.
Here's a great article by a coach who got burned too many times by not fouling:
http://thebiglead.com/2013/01/31/col...aying-defense/2014 RTS Fantasy Championship National Champion $200,000 (2460 teams)
2012 NFFC Online National Champion $100,000 (1872 teams)
2014 DFWC National Champion $9,250 (288 teams)
2015 RTS Fantasy Championship 2nd Place $25,000 (3120 teams)
2015 NCAA Bracketology (351 pts more than all 136 at the bracket matrix)
Kentucky Wildcats National Champions 2012 1998 1996 1978 1958 1951 1949 1948
The Ohio State Buckeyes National Champions 2014 2002 1970 1968 1961 1957 1954 1942
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Originally posted by HenryMuto View PostLooks like everyone here will be putting on their Alabama gear today I see you guys snuck past Bama at home 53-52 in a game you could have easily lost as you trailed at home by 11 with 5 minutes left and scored with 12 seconds left to pull out the 1 point win. I remember watching this game earlier this year and I was rooting for you guys to win.
Tulsa wins on the road, RPI now in the mid 30s. Win or lose, Bama's probably goes up today. Chances are there for a decent RPI bump today.
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Originally posted by HenryMuto View PostLooks like everyone here will be putting on their Alabama gear today I see you guys snuck past Bama at home 53-52 in a game you could have easily lost as you trailed at home by 11 with 5 minutes left and scored with 12 seconds left to pull out the 1 point win. I remember watching this game earlier this year and I was rooting for you guys to win.
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Originally posted by HenryMuto View PostLooks like everyone here will be putting on their Alabama gear today I see you guys snuck past Bama at home 53-52 in a game you could have easily lost as you trailed at home by 11 with 5 minutes left and scored with 12 seconds left to pull out the 1 point win. I remember watching this game earlier this year and I was rooting for you guys to win.Deuces Valley.
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That 'Bama game....oh I knew they were come at us hard. They gotta be sick of losing to us. Their coach on the hot seat needing a marquee win in the worst way. Vitale in the house. National tv audience. They probably played there best game of the season at our place that night and almost got us. The Good Dr. nailed it again....our kids are just tough!!!FINAL FOURS:
1965, 2013
NCAA Tournament:
1964, 1965, 1976, 1981, 1985, 1987, 1988, 2006, 2012, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2016, 2017, 2018, 2021
NIT Champs - 1 (2011)
AP Poll History of Wichita St:
Number of Times Ranked: 157
Number of Times Ranked #1: 1
Number of Times Top 5: 32 (Most Recent - 2017)
Number of Times Top 10: 73 (Most Recent - 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017)
Highest Recent AP Ranking:
#3 - Dec. 2017
#2 ~ March 2014
Highest Recent Coaches Poll Ranking:
#2 ~ March 2014
Finished 2013 Season #4
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Penn State up 3 just fouled Purdue on purpose too bad for Purdue they missed the first FT because they missed the 2nd got the rebound and hit a 3 pointer to tie the game would have liked to see a 4 point trip and a win after that foul.2014 RTS Fantasy Championship National Champion $200,000 (2460 teams)
2012 NFFC Online National Champion $100,000 (1872 teams)
2014 DFWC National Champion $9,250 (288 teams)
2015 RTS Fantasy Championship 2nd Place $25,000 (3120 teams)
2015 NCAA Bracketology (351 pts more than all 136 at the bracket matrix)
Kentucky Wildcats National Champions 2012 1998 1996 1978 1958 1951 1949 1948
The Ohio State Buckeyes National Champions 2014 2002 1970 1968 1961 1957 1954 1942
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Miami FL hard team to figure out lost at home to Green Bay by 13 and to Eastern Kentucky by 28 and won at Duke by 16 and now leads at Notre Dame 40-312014 RTS Fantasy Championship National Champion $200,000 (2460 teams)
2012 NFFC Online National Champion $100,000 (1872 teams)
2014 DFWC National Champion $9,250 (288 teams)
2015 RTS Fantasy Championship 2nd Place $25,000 (3120 teams)
2015 NCAA Bracketology (351 pts more than all 136 at the bracket matrix)
Kentucky Wildcats National Champions 2012 1998 1996 1978 1958 1951 1949 1948
The Ohio State Buckeyes National Champions 2014 2002 1970 1968 1961 1957 1954 1942
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