Murray's 3 point attempt when we were up 16

[Icecoldbrewdoggy]

He hits that, and we are up 19. Instead he misses, they go back and score 2 and then they wen't on a run. Amazing how a little play here or there can change things. I think we blow them out of the building if he hits that 3.

 

[majgun]

I said the same thing to my family when it happened

 

[loublue22]

I agree, right around a 15 point lead the game can go 2 ways

 

[KWilt43atbuzz]

Its more frustrating to tard fans to climb that mountain only to fall to their death right before reaching the summit.
Ricky three stacks just knew he was going to finally beat Cal in Rupp then Ulis hits a 30 footer.

 

[Catapult]

Yeah, as soon as I saw him go up I thought if this goes in game is over. We made this a lot harder than we had to.

 

[Blue63Madison]

Our offense went in the tank at that point, for about ten minutes or so. Except for Murray. He scored 9 of our 13 points during that stretch. When we needed it most, he delivered.

 

[NavyKat]

When we went into our 'prevent offense' is when the game turned in UL's favor. Made just enough plays to pull it out. FT's again an issue.

 

[USNNFOCAT]

He hits that, and we are up 19. Instead he misses, they go back and score 2 and then they wen't on a run. Amazing how a little play here or there can change things. I think we blow them out of the building if he hits that 3.

If he hadn't turned the ball over 7 times we blow them out. He has to start making better decisions in the game, a little more situational awareness and a little less one on one play. Great talent that needs to settle down and play within the team.

 

[docholiday51]

Watching games you can always see key points where a single FT, shot, foul or turnover changes the ion of a game. I wonder if the player or coaches can feel that also? I've played a fair bit of competitive sports and you get a feel for those things but it seems to easier to see them coming than to be in them in the moment