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Clemson 74 Louisville 69 (OT)

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Caught the end of it, I thought the Cards were going to get this one.

I’m so sick of Deng Adel’s hero ball I could vomit.

 

This isn’t a tournament team right now and the ACC is probably too good a league this year for them to sneak in.

 

Louisville’s Nth straight loss to a ranked team on the road. Get ready for N+1 on Wednesday.

Louisville is going to have a tough time making the tournament, but that's to be expected.

Except for Spalding, UL does not seem to be getting better, despite the feel-good scrimmage with Pitt. The 2 steals off the dribble made by Clemson at the beginning of OT signaled the end for the Cards.

Terrible decision by Q on that final possession of regulation.

Terrible decision by Q on that final possession of regulation.

Padgett should've called a TO.

Padgett should've called a TO.

 

Disagee. That only helps the defense and doesn’t guarantee you a better shot. Q is just awful in that situation.

Disagee. That only helps the defense and doesn’t guarantee you a better shot. Q is just awful in that situation.

If a TO had been called maybe Q would not have been the shooter.

If a TO had been called maybe Q would not have been the shooter.

 

That is the same play they’ve run for years. Wait till six seconds and the guy with the ball shoots, every time. It’s always been terrible and very rarely is it a positive outcome.

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