21-22 Season

27% of their 22 made shots have been layups or dunks. Down the stretch, they made a number of contested shots.

 

7 inside the circle, so more like a third, but half are in the paint. Those floaters weren't very contested, either, neither were the threes. They may not normally hit 78% on those shots, but 50-60% is fairly likely. They were raping our guards.

 

Kentucky scored more than USCjr did all game.

 

Anyone see that play where Victor Bailey got drove by and dunked on by Mintz? One of their 3 point specialists lol.

 

I just don't understand going to Rupp Arena in front of 23000 hostiles and not giving 110%

 

I don't think South Carolina basketball should be used as any kind of barometer for basketball metrics. They are turrible.

 

Letting them shoot 80% is a pretty unorthodox way of limiting their offensive rebounding

 

Look at us missing open shots. I thought those were automatic this game?

 

We didn’t even touch him.

 

That call is weak as [uck fay].

And they still can’t miss.

 

That might be the worst foul call I’ve ever seen.

 

Time to turn this one off.

 

Now, these second half shots are being contested, but your earlier sarcasm was silly.

 

Lol how is there no foul on the dude tripping Vescovi?

 

Yeah, we're about done here.

 

You’re missing the point. They’re shooting 78% from the field and 71% from 3. They can’t do that most days on [uck fay]ing air. It’s college basketball.

 

Damn. They can’t miss anything today. It doesn’t matter if it’s open or contested.

 

You act like UT's outside shooting hasn't been bad all year.

 

They were 4-6 in the first half from three. That sort of small sample size happens all the time. They were getting wayyyyy more open shots than those few threes.

They absolutely will hit 60-70% if they get the sort of shots they were getting around the basket in the first half if they get the looks they got. Yes, just about guaranteed.

Now, the 2nd half is a little different. They are confident and shooting out of their ass a little bit now.

 

How do you miss him stepping a full foot out of bounds?