Will have to go back and listen to Mustangs call of the final play, should be a "classic". :thumb:

 

Congrat to Brossart on the victory.

 

It was fun, but deliriously unprofessional - lol!!!

Here is the Joe Zink video of the game-winner:

 

Wow, would loved to have seen this one. I will go back and listen to it.

Here is the Joe Zink video of the game-winner:

 

 

Was the scoreboard listing of fouls correct? Scott only had 1 team foul in the second half? If so, Brossart had 4.3 seconds to go the length of the court and Scott had 5 fouls to give.

10 fouls I think. The zero didn't work

Was the scoreboard listing of fouls correct? Scott only had 1 team foul in the second half? If so, Brossart had 4.3 seconds to go the length of the court and Scott had 5 fouls to give.

 

50 foul shots were taken in the game. Both teams well over the limit.

Was the scoreboard listing of fouls correct? Scott only had 1 team foul in the second half? If so, Brossart had 4.3 seconds to go the length of the court and Scott had 5 fouls to give.

 

Scott's scoreboards have needed lights replaced for a couple years now. Someone needs to get on that!

The quote below is from Mustang's website. I don't normally criticize the refs (for obvious reasons) but these guys...whew. It was a hard game to watch! That's all I'm going to say.

 

The JVs defeated the Eagles 49-38 in an officiating debacle that set the sport back twenty years, took 1 hour and 25 minutes to play and was marred by well over 40 fouls called and 54 free-throws shot. We were led by Jon Zink with 15 points. Jacob Zai added 14 and Jackson Crawford 8 in this marathon event. The JVs finish their regular season with a 15-3 record. They are 37th District Champs and Co-NKAC Division II champs

Scott hits a free throw to go up 2 points with 4.3 seconds left. Brossart is out of time outs. Coach Carr calls a full time out. Coach Code gets to set up a play. Yada, Yada … the Mustangs are the top seed in the 37th District.

 

Are you questioning the Scott timeout? If so, please explain.

Brossart had none. By Scott calling a time out it allowed Brossart to set up an offensive option. IF Scott wanted to set their defense all they had to do was sub after the second made free throw. Coach Code and his staff had a whole timeout to set up a play rather than having the players create their own.

Bishop Brossart (22-3) - Trentman 8 13 29, Jennings 5 1 12, Rieger 2 5 11, Hackworth 2 0 5, Shannon 1 1 3, Burns 0 2 2, Kramer 0 1 1. Totals 18 23 63.

 

Scott (8-19) - Schneider 8 6 23, Ohmer 3 3 11, Crim 4 1 9, Osborne 3 1 7, Weiss 1 0 2, Jackson 1 0 2. Totals 23 11 62.

 

Halftime: Scott, 35-31. 3-pointers: B 4 (Rieger 2, Hackworth, Jennings). S 5 (Ohmer 2, Trame 2, Schneider).

Are you questioning the Scott timeout? If so, please explain.

 

With about 12-15 seconds left on the clock, Brossart is down 1 and calls a time out to set up a play. They break from the time out and cannot get the ball in bounds. Brossart calls another time out, their last. When they put the ball in play Brossart turns the ball over fairly quickly and then has to foul sending Scott to the line. Scott hits 1 of the 2 free throws. I think it is fair to say Brossart may have been a bit rattled at this point. They would have had 4.3 seconds to extemporaneously dash up the court for the tie/win. The timeout provided the opportunity for Brossart to compose themselves and for coach Code to set up a play.

Wow, Burns with only 2 points. I was way off! Great job of taking him out of the equation.

With about 12-15 seconds left on the clock, Brossart is down 1 and calls a time out to set up a play. They break from the time out and cannot get the ball in bounds. Brossart calls another time out, their last. When they put the ball in play Brossart turns the ball over fairly quickly and then has to foul sending Scott to the line. Scott hits 1 of the 2 free throws. I think it is fair to say Brossart may have been a bit rattled at this point. They would have had 4.3 seconds to extemporaneously dash up the court for the tie/win. The timeout provided the opportunity for Brossart to compose themselves and for coach Code to set up a play.

 

Think you can go either way here. The "play" ended with a 28 footer with hand in the face. Got to give all the credit to the shooter in this case.

With about 12-15 seconds left on the clock, Brossart is down 1 and calls a time out to set up a play. They break from the time out and cannot get the ball in bounds. Brossart calls another time out, their last. When they put the ball in play Brossart turns the ball over fairly quickly and then has to foul sending Scott to the line. Scott hits 1 of the 2 free throws. I think it is fair to say Brossart may have been a bit rattled at this point. They would have had 4.3 seconds to extemporaneously dash up the court for the tie/win. The timeout provided the opportunity for Brossart to compose themselves and for coach Code to set up a play.

 

In hindsight, Scott MAY have been better off missing the second FT, despite the 1-point lead ... it was going to take a 3-point heave regardless. As stated, Brossart was out of timeouts, and would have had to go the length of the court with 4.3 seconds and no play set up off the miss. I doubt they would have gotten the look they did without the benefit of the Scott TO, and the ability to inbound the ball with a measure of composure.

 

Coach Carr mentioned in the Enquirer that they "didn't execute well on the last possession". Based on the video, they forced Brossart to inbound the ball pretty deep in the backcourt, and had someone rushing at the shooter. Minus the double-team on Jennings at half-court and each defender on a man, I'm not sure how much better they could have defended the final shot.