That and we should have been denying harder. If he’s that hot then don’t let him get the dang ball. Not only did we let him get it but Schofield flat out left him to help on someone driving with about 3 minutes left. I’ll let you guess how that ended up.We were expected to be a top 10 team and were until the tournament. Even then I can't fault them too much for losing to Purdue. It took a terrible series of calls and a player making multiple insane shots. It just seems like we always come up on the short side of these games and it gets frustrating. I will say I feel like a lot of the loss was on Barnes. You can't let Cline play 14 minutes with 4 fouls while he's killing you. You have to pound into someone's skull to drive the ball directly at his chest every time down the floor. We never did that. When he finally fouled out it was because he ran into LeMonte from behind in OT. There were things the players could have done too, but it was just painful to see Cline just bomb them and not have to play defense with 4 fouls.
True. I don’t see how we could fall massively short in this case unless expectations were a little too high but too each their own.
Conference championships are won during the regular season. So you can definitely succeed in one and fail in the other. Winning the tournament is obviously the grand prize thoughlol how do u overachieve in a REGULAR season and underachieve in the Tourney. The Tourney is the season. Nothing else matters
It was clearly all over Sports Talk Radio the week before the SEC tournament started, that Vegas had Tennessee the favorite to win the tournament. And there were several Publications, sports analyst, and probably even people like you that predicted Tennessee would win the Southeastern Conference regular-season.
Yes Vegas you can bet on anyting But the one I'm talkin about was about a week before the tournament