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Cincinnati/Iowa Updates (NCAA Tournament Round 1)

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Back to back threes, and Iowa is back up at 53-52. They're 8/16 from three.

 

Three point shooting is the wild card. That is what got Louisville beat yesterday. If a team shows up and shoots way over their stats on 3's, that is tough to overcome.

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Three point shooting is the wild card. That is what got Louisville beat yesterday. If a team shows up and shoots way over their stats on 3's, that is tough to overcome.

 

That's why a certain in-state team needs to be on their toes tomorrow.....

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59-55 Cincinnati at the 7:30 mark of the second half. Iowa has two free throws coming when they return.

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59 all now after yet another Iowa three ball. They're 9/19.

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It should be noted that Iowa shoots just 36.1% for the season as a team. Only two of their players average over 40% from three, and the highest is 42% (not counting two guys who barely play).

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Iowa with 7 in a row now. They're 10/21 from three, and at 62-59, they have their largest lead of the game.

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Cook and Brooks both enter the game on four fouls.

Did Brooks for UC just get called for his final foul because the Iowa player pushed off on him? That's how it looked on the replay.

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Brooks fouls out, and Iowa goes up 64-62. 3:44 left, Iowa ball.

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I don't know how much Brooks got to play in the second half, but he got 11 seconds between checking in and fouling out.

Did Brooks for UC just get called for his final foul because the Iowa player pushed off on him? That's how it looked on the replay.

 

No, looks like Brooks tried to stay in front and he had his knee out impeding the Iowa player.

Did Brooks for UC just get called for his final foul because the Iowa player pushed off on him? That's how it looked on the replay.

 

Brooks kneed him.

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