Should we have fouled? Or play D and get a stop and go for the 3 to tie? No right answer here but I was surprised we went to the fouling strategy after Poythress hit those FTs to pull us within 3.
Don't try to teach logic to all these arm chair coaches.But what if they score? Then it's over, more than likely down 5 or 6 with 6 seconds left. In a perfect world they wouldn't score but that's not how it works. It was the right move
You have to foul there and extend the game. Otherwise, you leave yourself with so little time that, even if you get a stop, the other team can foul with under 5 seconds left before you can even get off a three. I think if there's a 10-second or more differential between shot and game clock, you play it out. But less than that, you have to foul.
You have to foul there and extend the game. Otherwise, you leave yourself with so little time that, even if you get a stop, the other team can foul with under 5 seconds left before you can even get off a three. I think if there's a 10-second or more differential between shot and game clock, you play it out. But less than that, you have to foul.
Would not have fouled there. Play good d and get a stop.[/QUOTE
Careen would have fouled us had we gotten a stop.
Well....as it turned out.......But what if they score? Then it's over, more than likely down 5 or 6 with 6 seconds left. In a perfect world they wouldn't score but that's not how it works. It was the right move
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