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TriggerMN Sun Jan 11, 2004 09:38pm

Today's opening tap in the Indiana-Michigan game. Steve Welmer is R, tossing the ball. Ted Hillary is U1 and Tim Higgins is U2. Tap is controlled by Indiana, and they have a 1-on-1 break. Hillary is now lead, under the basket, as the player attempts a shot. I look to the bottom of my screen, and Welmer has occupied the C! Higgins is not in the picture. Indiana misses the shot, and we go down to the other end, where Higgins is now lead on the same side of the court as Hillary's trail, and Welmer is still in the C across from the table.

What happened here? I would hate to think this was predetermined because Higgins can't get up and down the court like he used to...

BktBallRef Sun Jan 11, 2004 09:43pm

That's what you get when you put three guys together who don't know what they're doing. :)

My guest is that the R just went to the wrong side of the floor.

JRutledge Sun Jan 11, 2004 10:12pm

Rotation maybe?
 
TriggerMN,

Is it possible that Hillary made a rotation? If that is the case, I see nothing wrong here. I was not paying that close attention at the start of the game, but it sounds like that is what happen.

Peace

mick Sun Jan 11, 2004 10:58pm

Quote:

Originally posted by TriggerMN
Today's opening tap in the Indiana-Michigan game. Steve Welmer is R, tossing the ball. Ted Hillary is U1 and Tim Higgins is U2. Tap is controlled by Indiana, and they have a 1-on-1 break. Hillary is now lead, under the basket, as the player attempts a shot. I look to the bottom of my screen, and Welmer has occupied the C! Higgins is not in the picture. Indiana misses the shot, and we go down to the other end, where Higgins is now lead on the same side of the court as Hillary's trail, and Welmer is still in the C across from the table.

What happened here? I would hate to think this was predetermined because Higgins can't get up and down the court like he used to...

I'll guess.

With Hillary at Lead and on the break alone,
Welmer took C opposite for a better/different angle of the 1-1 matchup.
Higgins flexed to cover table-side when Welmer took the odd angle.

TriggerMN Tue Jan 13, 2004 10:42am

Thanks Mick, I had never seen it done before, and wondered if that was even allowed on the opening tip.

Jay R Tue Jan 13, 2004 11:25am

Late in the same game, there was a block called on an Indiana player that was bang bang. Welmer made the call. Of course, Billy Packer didn't agree with the call. Anybody have an opinion. I thought Welmer got it right, the defender seemed to have moved foreward into the shooter a bit.

Just wondering.

JRutledge Tue Jan 13, 2004 12:08pm

I did not see the call.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by Jay R
course, Billy Packer didn't agree with the call. Anybody have an opinion.
Well it must have been a perfect call. Billy Packard disagreed with it. ;)

Peace

brianp134 Tue Jan 13, 2004 12:17pm

Sounds just like Packer

mick Tue Jan 13, 2004 01:36pm

Re: I did not see the call.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by JRutledge
Quote:

Originally posted by Jay R
course, Billy Packer didn't agree with the call. Anybody have an opinion.
Well it must have been a perfect call. Billy Packard disagreed with it. ;)

Peace

Rut,

<font color = green> "Let us get 'chruck'." </font>

What is that?
mick

A Pennsylvania Coach Tue Jan 13, 2004 02:24pm

Re: Re: I did not see the call.
 
Quote:

Originally posted by mick
Quote:

Originally posted by JRutledge
Quote:

Originally posted by Jay R
course, Billy Packer didn't agree with the call. Anybody have an opinion.
Well it must have been a perfect call. Billy Packard disagreed with it. ;)

Peace

Rut,

<font color = green> "Let us get 'chruck'." </font>

What is that?
mick

We'll have to let Rut answer, but I think it's either:

a) "crunk" (http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=crunk)

OR

b) He's asking the Cubs to sign John Kruk to play first base this year. :D

Indy_Ref Tue Jan 13, 2004 03:17pm

Quote:

Originally posted by Jay R
Late in the same game, there was a block called on an Indiana player that was bang bang. Welmer made the call. Of course, Billy Packer didn't agree with the call. Anybody have an opinion. I thought Welmer got it right, the defender seemed to have moved foreward into the shooter a bit.

Just wondering.

I thought Welmer stuck it! Good call!!

SHUT UP, Billy Fudge Packer!


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