Nebraska has had 7 different players hit 3s. The level of difficulty of many of them was quite high. And Purdue has that deer in the headlights look they get when they are behind.Nebraska up 8 with 10 to go. Edey only has 8 points. Since it is on Peacock, which I canceled right after Iowa game, I can't watch, so I'll have to go to Hammer and Rails to find out how the refs are screwing the Boilers.
From Hammer and Rails:Nebraska up 8 with 10 to go. Edey only has 8 points. Since it is on Peacock, which I canceled right after Iowa game, I can't watch, so I'll have to go to Hammer and Rails to find out how the refs are screwing the Boilers.
You know Edey is a special player when 15 and 7 is a “bad game”.I watched the game. Did it feel like a tourney game for Purdue?
Actually it did not. Unlike against FDU they did not lose this one because they could not get anything on offense. The guards were not good but were not awful on offense. Edey had a mediocre game for his standards, but not mediocre for mortal standards.
This time they lost because of defense. Nebraska executed fast on offense. Those guards have trouble against some good motion. They break down a bit too easily.
Purdue got close like 1/3 into the 2nd half. But, other than that, it was not even that close.
As an earthling who has watched college basketball for over 40 years, I often have the same issues.If an alien watched the two games, there would be no way to determine what the rules are for calling a foul.
I looked at the box score and what stood out for me was he only took five shots at the line. Purdue is in trouble if he isn't getting to the line a lot more than that. The only game this season he had less FTs was against IL, and they almost lost that one.You know Edey is a special player when 15 and 7 is a “bad game”.