2024-25 Top Plays thread
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The step back often is.
I have no idea who that player even is, I just pointed out the fact.
dO yOu tHiNk hE cAn DO tHaT wIThOuT TrAvELLinG ?
Talent-wise, Indiana is a top 10 team. If Woodson can't get these guys to the tournament, he 100% should be canned.
Fitting that the fist conference game in college basketball ended this way....
It's crazy the ball actually goes through twice when you look closely.
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Can we petition a 7th year of eligibility for this dude? This is gold, Jerry! Gold!!
Oklahoma beats Michigan on the old-fashioned 4-point play. If you all haven't seen Jeremiah Fears play yet, you must. Kid is fun to watch. I think he'll be a top 10 pick.
I think they were fortunate to get the call, but was a great play either way. One of those games that simply deserved overtime.
Easily the best Jumpman Invitational they've had in the short 3 years of existence. Both games came down to the final minute - and both games were highly entertaining. All 4 teams played well enough to win
Tough loss for Michigan. I think they also missed out on a no-call in the closing seconds where Vlad Goldin went up for a rebound, but was pushed off a bit by Sam Godwin... Though, Goldin's scream was hilariously exaggerated. I think I listened to his scream 20 times lol.
Dude is a freak. Too bad his basketball skills don't match his athleticism.
I had to watch this multiple times. Dude is just toying with Oregon.
This ultimately won't make the list as it ended a half and not a game...
Anthony Leal banks in a fall away 42 footer at the buzzer. The shot that every kid growing up in Indiana practices on the driveway pretending to win a game for IU.
Anthony Leal banks in a fall away 42 footer at the buzzer. The shot that every kid growing up in Indiana practices on the driveway pretending to win a game for IU.
Yeah, definitely a double dribble. Here was another double dribble from last night - and I'd say this was a MUCH bigger omission. Nebraska could have won in regulation. Fred Hoiberg was incensed.
I haven't posted on here in forever. I'll try to post more clips in the future...
Broome got knocked in the head with 4 seconds on the shot clock and still had the composure to knock down this fadeaway just in the nick of time.
Thought this was a pretty nifty steal, spin, and layup by Dailyn Swain.
Broome got knocked in the head with 4 seconds on the shot clock and still had the composure to knock down this fadeaway just in the nick of time.
Thought this was a pretty nifty steal, spin, and layup by Dailyn Swain.
I could see it going either way. The first contact could be deemed as a tip away on the steal prior to gaining possession. rather than a controlled dribble.
That's the call that prevented Pitt from winning that 47-76 game so it really needed to be called out.
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