Holy crap. I turned it on and saw it was 6-6 and thought they were a couple minutes into the game and then saw they were 11 minutes in. This is some bad offense so far.
Michigan/TTech
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There’s been quite a few missed open shots. One series Michigan rimmed out a wide open 3 and got an offensive rebound and missed the putback. Both teams have done a good job defensively limiting the transition points and neither team looks comfortable in the half court.
There’s not, really. At least not from what I can tell.
The Purdue/Tennessee game was pretty damned good, but these teams are looking bad so far.
Purdue v TN was the game of tourney so far, other than the refs being overbearing end of regulation and entire OT....but a really good game, IMO - Tech up 38-22 now
I've seen Texas Tech 6 or 7 times on TV this season. They've been so dominant in every game I've watched that I honestly can't believe they've lost at all.
Call it ugly basketball all you want. But there is something to be said about a team which literally physically imposes their will on every single defensive possession..
Call it ugly basketball all you want. But there is something to be said about a team which literally physically imposes their will on every single defensive possession..
Michigan also picked a time they couldn’t make anything to fall..
Like to see T-Tech beat Gonzaga..
Like to see T-Tech beat Gonzaga..
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