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Indiana 73 Kentucky 72

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Terrible executing at the end. Poor free throw shooting, and a terrible defensive possession.

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Terrible executing at the end. Poor free throw shooting, and a terrible defensive possession.
Bingo.

Horrible FT shooting. Don't foul at the end when you have some to give.

 

Teague played very well in the 2nd half. Jones was Jones.

 

Have to hand it to IU. They took it to the Cats & got the W.

I do not know how you let them get a shot off at the end of the game, simply stunning.

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Credit IU for playing an outstanding game. They shot the lights out, shot extremely well from the free throw line, did what they had to to win the game. I was impressed Kentucky even managed to stay in touch for most of the game. Great play drawn up in the timeout to get the three shot for the win.

 

What terrible, terrible execution at the end. Giving Davis the ball in a free throw shooting situation. Lamb missing yet another FT, going 7/11 on the day. Two fouls to give, they should've given one right away. They had another chance, and Miller was right there to commit it to. Did the one thing they couldn't do under any circumstances, gave up an open three look.

On the flip side, I am happy for Crean and Indiana. Glad to see them back on the college scene.

Gonna be a good learning experience for this team. Make your free throws and they don't even have a chance.

No show Jones!!!!!!!!

 

Can't figure out why UK didn't foul. Blows my mind.

Gonna be a good learning experience for this team. Make your free throws and they don't even have a chance.

 

The Achilles Heel for John Calipari coached teams. Even last year's team, who shot well, was bitten by it in the loss to UCONN.

UK played like crap and still should have won if you use the two fouls at the end, instead they give up an open three. Indiana deserved to win.

Typical JC team can't hit FT down stretch.

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Also, no one on the inbound man, allowing him to get the ball easily in to a guy moving towards the basket. And, oh yeah, who was it that hit that shot?

 

"Guard the inbound man. EVERY. SINGLE. TIME." -Rick Pitino (probably)

Credit IU for playing an outstanding game. They shot the lights out, shot extremely well from the free throw line, did what they had to to win the game. I was impressed Kentucky even managed to stay in touch for most of the game. Great play drawn up in the timeout to get the three shot for the win.

 

What terrible, terrible execution at the end. Giving Davis the ball in a free throw shooting situation. Lamb missing yet another FT, going 7/11 on the day. Two fouls to give, they should've given one right away. They had another chance, and Miller was right there to commit it to. Did the one thing they couldn't do under any circumstances, gave up an open three look.

 

Agreed with everything you said except saying it was a bad idea for them to give the ball to Davis. UK was getting close the the 10 second count at that point, they had to get it across half court and that is just the guy they had to give it to.

No show Jones!!!!!!!!

 

Can't figure out why UK didn't foul. Blows my mind.

It looked like Teague kind of tried.

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