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Louisville beat Uconn 3 times this year
Uconn beat Florida 2 times this year
Florida beat Kentucky 3 times this year
Kentucky beat Uconn 2 times this year
I guess this proves the theory
If a=b, b=c, c=d, then a=d
My Math teachers in high school would be proud
[QUOTE=elnutsmalljaws;531648]Louisville beat Uconn 3 times this year
Uconn beat Florida 2 times this year
Florida beat Kentucky 3 times this year
Kentucky beat Uconn 2 times this year
I guess this proves the theory
If a=b, b=c, c=d, then a=d
My Math teachers in high school would be proud[/QUOTE]
Kentucky did not play UConn this year so how did they beat them twice?
Guessing you meant Kentucky beat Louisville 2 times this year?
Not a fan of the Cats (because of Cal) but they peaked at the right time.
Meant UK beat Louisville Twice, thanks
KY looks slow and they don't own the paint in this game. UConn is blocking their point blank range shots. I predict that this game will have a few more twists and turns before the final buzzer. But, if KY does not step it up UConn is going to run away with this one if they keep on playing like they are at the beginning of this game.
Who would have thought it would be KY and UConn in the final?
They did!
What did we learn from this math lesson?
There is no such thing as a basketball equation.
A actually means L. I don't know. I do know an F should have been the grade, these teachers!
And all that meant ZERO, ZILCH, NADA.......................UCONN's guard play destroyed the Harrison's they got beat so badly a few times off the dribble the ball was going through the net before they got turned around. I thought a couple of those nasty Boatwright cross overs were going to break somebody's ankles or legs.
Those pick and rolls were blowing the young fellas minds.....
The experience of the upper classmen was the difference. U Conn was the better team on this occasion. I am still very proud of what these young men accomplished. They definately learned some lessons, as the twins were "schooled" on numerous occasions.
All said and done, they were still in it till the last minute. Who knows, a call going differently would have changed the whole dynamic of the game.
Still, overall a very good game. Glad I was able to watch.
As all true fans say........"Wait till next year!!!"
Mike:cool:
2014 Game UK/UCONN - 6 pt game, UK Free Throws 13-24, UCONN 10-10
2011 Game UK/UCONN - 1 pt game UK Free Throws 4-12, UCONN 9-11
2 NCAA Games, Final Four and National Title decided by 7 points. Losing team 17-36, 49% Free Throws - Winning Team 19-21, 90%. Forget all other stats, rebounding, assist, turnovers, fouls, crossovers, elbows, how many times you have beaten you in-state rival and ended their season 2 of last 3 years and all the others. UK hits their Free Throws and the State of Kentucky owns 4 Titles in a row with Big Blue having 3 of 4, 10 in all and UCLA looking out their side mirror seeing the caption reading "Objects are Closer than they look"
[QUOTE=elnutsmalljaws;531839]2014 Game UK/UCONN - 6 pt game, UK Free Throws 13-24, UCONN 10-10
2011 Game UK/UCONN - 1 pt game UK Free Throws 4-12, UCONN 9-11
2 NCAA Games, Final Four and National Title decided by 7 points. Losing team 17-36, 49% Free Throws - Winning Team 19-21, 90%. Forget all other stats, rebounding, assist, turnovers, fouls, crossovers, elbows, how many times you have beaten you in-state rival and ended their season 2 of last 3 years and all the others. UK hits their Free Throws and the State of Kentucky owns 4 Titles in a row with Big Blue having 3 of 4, 10 in all and UCLA looking out their side mirror seeing the caption reading "Objects are Closer than they look"[/QUOTE]
Free throws are everything...
[QUOTE=mhall;531849]Free throws are everything...[/QUOTE]
Yep! It's a liability in close games. The NBA has had beg men who are targets in close games because they either choke or sukk at free throws. Shaq was one and Dwight Howard was early on in his career.