No more magic for Michigan
Seen this all tournament long, a team is down by 1 with 10 seconds and they always, every time, they shoot a 3.
Teams do have a tendency to do that, like they're milking things for more drama. In this case, it's more understandable. Oregon had 2 fouls to give, so I can see why Michigan would be a little more hesitant.Why do teams do that to themselves? Why wait with no time to shoot and take away no chance at a rebound or a way to extend the game if neeeed?
Teams do have a tendency to do that, like they're milking things for more drama. In this case, it's more understandable. Oregon had 2 fouls to give, so I can see why Michigan would be a little more hesitant.
In this case, because Oregon could very easily throw a full-body block to prevent anyone from getting in the lane.And why is it this year everything rests on a final badly missed 3 when it's not needed? Get in the lane put your head down and throw up a layup and hope for some contact. How many games have ended like that this tourney?
they are - that last one should've been on the ZagsI don't know why some think the Zags are getting hosed.They seem to be getting a good whistle to me.
In this case, because Oregon could very easily throw a full-body block to prevent anyone from getting in the lane.
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