foul when you’re up 3 in the closing seconds

[supergreennole]

The outcomes that lead to a tie or a loss are very low percentage. North Carolina completely blew up their season losing that game against Clemson. See if butler can finish this off in OT or if their mistake costs them

 

[Fighter of the Nightman]

110% do it; I’m amazed it’s even controversial. Butler had to win in OT tonight just because of this strange, old school attachment to not fouling ... “because”?!?!

 

[KerryRhodes]

Cost the UofL Women's team a National Title because they didnt foul up 3 with 7 seconds left

 

[Kevin Bryan]

Carolina's season self-destructed way before the Clemson loss.

 

[WojoRising]

110% do it; I’m amazed it’s even controversial. Butler had to win in OT tonight just because of this strange, old school attachment to not fouling ... “because”?!?!

Amazing username

 

[nole96]

I thought this thread was about Marquette intentionally fouling Butler when they were tied.

 

[xWVU2010x]

The outcomes that lead to a tie or a loss are very low percentage. North Carolina completely blew up their season losing that game against Clemson. See if butler can finish this off in OT or if their mistake costs them

A lot of coaches are painfully old school, however that mentality is often what makes a lot of them great coaches. A lot of them, our coach included, thumb their nose at the new wave of advanced stats for in game coaching scenarios compared to their own “eye test”. Well Huggs is the most successful WVU coach in program history, so who are we to tell him what he should and shouldn’t do, however I’m pretty sure even a slightly open mind to certain evolutions in the game from an advanced stats point would improve his win pct.

It’s similar to trying to confront a boomer with undeniable evidence that the sea levels are rising. Just do it one day and watch the heads explode.