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Virginia 67 Louisville 66

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Before UL went to inbound the ball with .9 left, it was 98.7%. Surprised it wasn't higher, to be honest.

 

Wow, agreed, I would have thought it was over 99%.

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I don't feel bad for Padgett. He should have had them throwing the ball to the other end of the court with 0.9 seconds left, not inbounding it under UVA's basket.

I don't feel bad for Padgett. He should have had them throwing the ball to the other end of the court with 0.9 seconds left, not inbounding it under UVA's basket.

 

Right. Unless you throw a bounce pass in the lane that gets intercepted, almost any other pass makes it next to impossible for you to lose....throw it deep, throw it high so it's a jump ball, roll it, throw it to a guy running away from the basket, throw it to the guy in the corner denying the pass, throw it off the guy guarding the inbounder, hand it to the guy guarding the inbounder...

Right. Unless you throw a bounce pass in the lane that gets intercepted, almost any other pass makes it next to impossible for you to lose....throw it deep, throw it high so it's a jump ball, roll it, throw it to a guy running away from the basket, throw it to the guy in the corner denying the pass, throw it off the guy guarding the inbounder, hand it to the guy guarding the inbounder...

 

As soon as we got the ball, I said "put everybody on the opposite free throw line and throw it down there."

Some of the clock men I've seen over the years, that might not happen

Some of the clock men I've seen over the years, that might not happen

 

Not today. If the clock is off by one tenth you get a 5 minute official review to correct it.

Yeah, if being up 4 with .9 left on the clock while you have possession of the ball doesn't equate a 99.9% than I guess not much would.

 

It probably does. UofL was never up 4 w/ possession at 0.9 left.

As soon as we got the ball, I said "put everybody on the opposite free throw line and throw it down there."

 

I texted my wife and son (who were in the arena) that "22 will run the baseline" before it happened (10:10 PM). I was hoping to be wrong.

 

I agree from a coaching standpoint running a normal inbounds play was stupid. You could even see 22 asking "do I throw it long?" before the substitution thing got resolved. Ugh!

It probably does. UofL was never up 4 w/ possession at 0.9 left.

 

Did clock move after the third UVA FT missed?

Did clock move after the third UVA FT missed?

No, don't believe so because UVA committed a lane violation on the attempt. That is how UL got the ball on the baseline but could not run it.

If lane violation not called, game over.

All they had to do is put the 4 Cardinal players on the other end of the court and thrown a high lob to the opposite free throw line. Regardless which team touches the ball first the game is over.

I’ve seen numerous Kentucky fans say “I hate Louisville, but man that has to hurt”. That right there shows how crazy the game ended.

 

Anyways, Go Hoos!!

No, don't believe so because UVA committed a lane violation on the attempt. That is how UL got the ball on the baseline but could not run it.

 

So it was a 4 point lead with.9 seconds.

So it was a 4 point lead with.9 seconds.

 

Correct. Four point lead. UVA makes two. Lane violation on the third. Adel walks on the inbounds. UVA hits a three.

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