So funny you mention this. I noted when Kim called one of the most effective timeouts that she has ever had as the LV coach in the first quarter when it was clear that we had regressed to a 3-point shooting and missing team with minimal drive and penetrate. After the timeout, we totally turned it around and went on the huge run in the 2nd quarter. Our offense had some minutes of being out of synch in the second half, but we never regressed to the three and miss offense of the past. I think Kim has reached this team (thank God!),
According to the rules of basketball this is a flagrant foul. It was not a play on the basketball. The Refs were pathetic in this game as usual.
I think you should set perimeters on thaw you want to run your offense and defense. Sometimes, you may have to alter the plan. but if you don't make plan the game will be chaos. We likely would not have won today if we had not shot a bunch of threes.
I guess the Refs agreed with your view as to why it was not called a flagrant. It really doesn't have to be to the head to be a flagrant just has to be a none basketball play. In this case either Barker was flopping or the push was hard enough to floor her. They didn't call a flop or that it was a push just called nothing and kept on playing.It's probably my elderly eyes, but I'm not seeing what you're seeing. In fact, in the SLO MO clip I'm not seeing contact at all except 31 making a slight push toward JB's chest. Whatever happened must have happened just before the slow MO clip. I couldn't catch it in regular speed either. Maybe happened right before slo mo started.
Good news is I'm no longer worried about JB having a concussion. I don't think there was contact to that degree.
Only 20 three attempts which is 14 below our season average, but the difference was they were all great looks and were available. The 40 percent 8 of 20 we made were the difference in the game. What I see is a more balanced attack if we have an open three were still going for it and if not were going for the basket. Our trips to the foul line have really increased in SEC played. We were getting dominated there in some early games and that is not happening anymore.I think you should set perimeters on thaw you want to run your offense and defense. Sometimes, you may have to alter the plan. but if you don't make plan the game will be chaos. We likely would not have won today if we had not shot a bunch of threes.
I had to double-check after reading this thread and make sure that the LVs did win on the road against a ranked SEC opponent by double digits. To read some of these comments, you'd have thought they'd been boat-raced by ETSU or something.
What is “it”? Are we talking about the glancing push to the chest? I’m confused bc Barker seemed to be in the throes of a head or face injury.I guess the Refs agreed with your view as to why it was not called a flagrant. It really doesn't have to be to the head to be a flagrant just has to be a none basketball play. In this case either Barker was flopping or the push was hard enough to floor her. They didn't call a flop or that it was a push just called nothing and kept on playing.
The 3-point shooting percent is even more remarkable given we started 1 out of 5 in that ugly first half of the first quarter. The rest of the game we were 7 of 15, almost 50%.Only 20 three attempts which is 14 below our season average, but the difference was they were all great looks and were available. The 40 percent 8 of 20 we made were the difference in the game. What I see is a more balanced attack if we have an open three were still going for it and if not were going for the basket. Our trips to the foul line have really increased in SEC played. We were getting dominated there in some early games and that is not happening anymore.
Only 20 three attempts which is 14 below our season average, but the difference was they were all great looks and were available. The 40 percent 8 of 20 we made were the difference in the game. What I see is a more balanced attack if we have an open three were still going for it and if not were going for the basket. Our trips to the foul line have really increased in SEC played. We were getting dominated there in some early games and that is not happening anymore.
The push to the chest could've been a flagrant if they thought that is what happened. The question being how can you not be pushed hard enough that you lose your balance and hit your head on the floor? How do you hit the floor that hard? Just some questions that won't be answered.So where’s the flagrant?
I agree she should've let that one fly.IMO we passed on some 3s we should have taken. One that especially comes to mind was Lauren Hurst being wide open in the corner on a kick out with 4 seconds on the shot clock. For whatever reason she didn't take the shot, passed to Civil, and it put Civil in a really bad spot.
Nah. If that “push” caused that fall and that amount of head pain either I’m not seeing something or JB has some other issue. That wasn’t a foul, much less a flagrant.The push to the chest could've been a flagrant if they thought that is what happened. The question being how can you not be pushed hard enough that you lose your balance and hit your head on the floor? How do you hit the floor that hard? Just some questions that won't be answered.
Also comes down to who is shooting the threes. Some can take 20 quality shots and still make just three or four. While others can make 7 or more even if all of them are not quality shots. We just don't really have that player this season.Wow, so it turns out quality of shots is better than quantity? Who wants to tell the analytics guys?
