Players often go over the back, even if the coach tells them not to foul. Then you also have the worry if they will get back on defense, especially if its a taller, slower player. I think its often good strategy to have one, or sometimes no, players on the line at the end of the game. And yes, it may be arrogance, but I would anticpate the player hitting the FT, over taking the chance of something bad happening.

Thats the beauty of it. Different people have different takes on how to approach the situation.

Excellent points, coachi. :thumb:

Sounded like a good game! I also would like to congratulate the boys on a good run. They will be back next year for the title. I guess I have to go to work tomorrow night now.

 

No doubt. But there's still a lot of season left this year!!

Good luck to Henry Co. tonight

I'm a little curious as to why Henry Co wasn't lining anyone up to rebound when they were shooting foul shots very late in the game. It wasn't like they should have been confident that they were going to make the foul shot. I realize it's hard to get an offensive rebound on a foul shot but it does happen. Was the coach afraid they would foul? I heard alot of shouts from the Henry Co fans telling the boys to get in there and rebound. It all worked out for them in the end but I just didn't get it.

 

I know it. My buddy and I were talking about that. He has done that for a while and I figured they could get the rebounds. I guess he didnt want to foul GCs shooters, but iunno.

There just that arrogant!

 

:confused: How are they arrogant for that????