I'd love to know our free throw % at home vs. on the road during the Cal era. Seems like we shoot them significantly better on the road.
Free throws at home vs. away
- Thread starter Icecoldbrewdoggy
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Come on man, surely you knew what I meant: at Rupp as opposed to outside of Rupp.
Under the Calipari era:
Home (110 games)
FG% 3105- 6360 (48.8%)
FT% 1972-2834 (69.6%)
3pt FG% 667-1848 (36.1%)
Neutral (63 games)
FG% 1605-3446 (46.6%)
FT% 1013-1498 (67.6%)
3pt FG% 359-989 (36.3%)
Away (61 games)
FG% 1506-3389 (44.4%)
FT% 954-1360 (70.1%)
3pt FG% 326-973 (33.5%)
FG% 3105- 6360 (48.8%)
FT% 1972-2834 (69.6%)
3pt FG% 667-1848 (36.1%)
Neutral (63 games)
FG% 1605-3446 (46.6%)
FT% 1013-1498 (67.6%)
3pt FG% 359-989 (36.3%)
Away (61 games)
FG% 1506-3389 (44.4%)
FT% 954-1360 (70.1%)
3pt FG% 326-973 (33.5%)
Rupp has to be one of the most unnerving places to play in all of sports. For the home team. There aren't many places where that many fans are gathered together and they're all watching the game intently at the same time. Every time I go to a Dodgers game it seems like half the crowd is more interested in batting beach balls around. Granted, it's baseball, but still…
The crowd at Rupp can be quiet at times, but it's rarely not intense.
The crowd at Rupp can be quiet at times, but it's rarely not intense.
A lot of us have expressed our frustration through the years about how quiet Rupp can be at times. But Dane Bradshaw mentioned something during the halftime show the other night that I had never considered.
He talked about how loud it could get all of the sudden at Rupp. You're going along, UK makes a run and BAM. Can't hear your coach or your teammates.
In some ways, that could be more unnerving than constant noise.
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Speaking of free throws, wtf was Humphries thinking when Alex was at the line? He was halfway to the basket before Alex released the ball...
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