Don’t foul??

[albanycuse]

Hmm

 

[23Zone]

This is exactly what I was referring to yesterday in an earlier post. Very sus behavior that is incongruent with the situation. Definitely raises an eyebrow

 

[phil77]

For the players, I understand, look at their coach, he is the one waving them off and telling them not to foul, but I also don't know what they are happy about, and hugging on the court and giving thumbs up.

 

[DoctahLexus]

For the players, I understand, look at their coach, he is the one waving them off and telling them not to foul, but I also don't know what they are happy about, and hugging on the court and giving thumbs up.

They are happy about not losing by 30

 

[DilemaCuse]

For the players, I understand, look at their coach, he is the one waving them off and telling them not to foul, but I also don't know what they are happy about, and hugging on the court and giving thumbs up.

I said this in the UNC postgame thread, disgusted at what I saw. I cant imagine players from the past JB era would be doing this after a loss.

Dusty and Danny teased this topic on their show this am, just not a good look.

 

[Brooky03]

I posted this in the other thread that I think got nuked (maybe this one will, too):

Does anybody remember the high school football movie, Hometown Legend? It’s a movie about a crappy football team that gets a new coach and gets a little better. Anyway, in their final game, they play the big bad school and decide their moral victory is going to be winning the 2nd half.

I think that’s the most likely explanation for what we saw here. They wanted to win the half and did, so they were happy about that.

I won’t argue the merits of being happy about something trivial like that, idc.

There’s no betting angle that makes any sense, so anybody going down that rabbit hole is misguided and likely doesn’t understand how that stuff works.

 

[Doc5120]

Hmm

We were down 32 with 10 minutes to go. If we were attempting to cover, we either reeeaaalllllyyyy sold it (as did UNC), or, call me crazy, this is nothing.

 

[albanycuse]

I posted this in the other thread that I think got nuked (maybe this one will, too):

Does anybody remember the high school football movie, Hometown Legend? It’s a movie about a crappy football team that gets a new coach and gets a little better. Anyway, in their final game, they play the big bad school and decide their moral victory is going to be winning the 2nd half.

I think that’s the most likely explanation for what we saw here. They wanted to win the half and did, so they were happy about that.

I won’t argue the merits of being happy about something trivial like that, idc.

There’s no betting angle that makes any sense, so anybody going down that rabbit hole is misguided and likely doesn’t understand how that stuff works.

Didn’t see it.

 

[JeffCuse]

I was honestly shocked after coming back that far they didn't at least try to foul once or twice there

 

[powdersmack]

I was honestly shocked after coming back that far they didn't at least try to foul once or twice there

But why? Down ten with fifteen seconds left, it makes no sense to keep fouling.

 

[JustPherU]

But why? Down ten with fifteen seconds left, it makes no sense to keep fouling.

In what world does it make sense to hug and act like you just won the game?

 

[powdersmack]

In what world does it make sense to hug and act like you just won the game?

It doesn't, but that has literally nothing to do with the singular point I was addressing.

 

[justgold315]

I understand not fouling and dragging out the game. The celebration is odd. A lot of George's unforced turnovers throughout the season are odd. I'd be happy to lose by 10 instead of 30+, but I would not celebrate.

 

[23Zone]