I expect a much more aggressive second half out of BMac than 0 points and 1 assist in the second half. That type of competitor doesn't forget about the layup he missed to send the game to overtime six weeks ago
NU-Michigan Second Half Thread
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Scottie Lindsey the first Wildcat in double digits with 10 after a fast-break layup off the pass from Demps
12-3 run cuts a 12 point Wolverine lead to 3. Michigan timeout with 10 minutes to go
This post was edited on 3/3 9:23 PM by Straus2018
This post was edited on 3/3 9:23 PM by Straus2018
I missed the first half. Did something happen to Taphorn? Why isn't he playing at all in second half? With BMac feeling by sick, we need a 3 point threat.
This post was edited on 3/3 9:25 PM by benoitdenizetl
This post was edited on 3/3 9:25 PM by benoitdenizetl
Someone please explain why Cobb is getting all the minutes? It's not like he's on fire--Taphorn would open things up. Right now, only Olah is hot.
Cobb hits a three then grabs an offensive rebound and gets hacked... heading to the line after the timeout
Turning into a Hollywood ending for Cobb... all it needs is a Cat win
This post was edited on 3/3 9:47 PM by Straus2018
This post was edited on 3/3 9:47 PM by Straus2018
Couldn't agree more regarding letting Cobb play as much as he wants. What kind of idiot would suggest otherwise!?
Are you kidding me!? Tre Demps goes full Reggie Miller mode, hits back to back threes in nine seconds after a Michigan turnover to send the game to a 2nd OT
This post was edited on 3/3 10:18 PM by Straus2018
This post was edited on 3/3 10:18 PM by Straus2018
Irvin scored a LOT of point on Demps tonight. A LOT. Like this doesn't go to OT points otherwise. What Demps taketh, he giveth away... Just this time one less. Give me Demps in a close game to make the last shot anytime... But if we want to prevent needing a last shot, I'd rather see team basketball where open guys get hit rather than ignored.
MVP: Olah, hands down. He'd have had 40 if we had guys who'd get him the ball. He had position with perfect timing all night. In person, it was really, really obvious.
This post was edited on 3/3 10:51 PM by Mr. Stupor
MVP: Olah, hands down. He'd have had 40 if we had guys who'd get him the ball. He had position with perfect timing all night. In person, it was really, really obvious.
This post was edited on 3/3 10:51 PM by Mr. Stupor
I would add one comment that we might have won earlier had we found a way to keep getting the ball to Olah in the post. He was unstoppable when he caught it down low and we stopped insisting that he at least get one chance down there each possession. Good defense can reduce the chances for a good entry pass but we should have kept after it more than we did. Great game by Olah.
This post was edited on 3/4 6:41 AM by bjm989
This post was edited on 3/4 6:41 AM by bjm989
Irvin is a really good player with a great looking shot and it wasn't always Demps who was losing him. In the second ot, he hit a three after McIntosh left him open in the zone.
The guy had some nice moves into the lane and hit some clutch threes. I believe he was a highly rated player coming out of high school and you can see why. He swished just about every free throw but the one he did miss was really big (leading to Demps' tying three in regulation).
You wonder why Michigan didn't foul Cobb before he passed the ball to Demps for the game-tying three in 1st ot. Glad they didn't though.;
The guy had some nice moves into the lane and hit some clutch threes. I believe he was a highly rated player coming out of high school and you can see why. He swished just about every free throw but the one he did miss was really big (leading to Demps' tying three in regulation).
You wonder why Michigan didn't foul Cobb before he passed the ball to Demps for the game-tying three in 1st ot. Glad they didn't though.;
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