(02-19-2014 03:10 PM)Mimi Wrote:  Looking at UConn;s opponents- the previous low number of free throws attempts they allowed was 7- Eastern Washington.

Next was 12- Stanford.

IN terms of UConn fouls on them.

Previous low for the year was 13 called on them- Houston.
The Memphis game- including OT was 12...I believe 3 of those were in overtime- so...9.

Spin away- find some individual correct fouls being called and maybe a missed call against Memphis. Does not change that in THIS game- the numbers were incredible outliers. Memphis shoots 6 free throws when driving- 15 the previous low.

UConn allows 6 regulation free throws- previous low to Eastern Washington which shot 28 threes against them- Memphis shot 15 (EW not driving).

THIS game was called terribly- and even one more foul called on them during the game likely equals a Memphis win. The 6 is the key number here- astonishing.

I stilll get the tough guy act- but in THIS SPECIFIC game- the calls really damaged Memphis' chance to win.

Outliers. Prior to the uconn game, 4 times this year Memphis has turned the ball over more than their opponent.

they were -4 against NSU, -4 against Cinci, -1 @louisville and -1 @ucf.

They were -12 against UConn.

(02-19-2014 03:34 PM)OkaForPrez Wrote:  

(02-19-2014 03:10 PM)Mimi Wrote:  Looking at UConn;s opponents- the previous low number of free throws attempts they allowed was 7- Eastern Washington.

Next was 12- Stanford.

IN terms of UConn fouls on them.

Previous low for the year was 13 called on them- Houston.
The Memphis game- including OT was 12...I believe 3 of those were in overtime- so...9.

Spin away- find some individual correct fouls being called and maybe a missed call against Memphis. Does not change that in THIS game- the numbers were incredible outliers. Memphis shoots 6 free throws when driving- 15 the previous low.

UConn allows 6 regulation free throws- previous low to Eastern Washington which shot 28 threes against them- Memphis shot 15 (EW not driving).

THIS game was called terribly- and even one more foul called on them during the game likely equals a Memphis win. The 6 is the key number here- astonishing.

I stilll get the tough guy act- but in THIS SPECIFIC game- the calls really damaged Memphis' chance to win.

Outliers. Prior to the uconn game, 4 times this year Memphis has turned the ball over more than their opponent.

they were -4 against NSU, -4 against Cinci, -1 @louisville and -1 @ucf.

They were -12 against UConn.

Turnovers were bad no doubt. Even the refs turned the ball over for us.

(02-19-2014 03:34 PM)OkaForPrez Wrote:  

(02-19-2014 03:10 PM)Mimi Wrote:  Looking at UConn;s opponents- the previous low number of free throws attempts they allowed was 7- Eastern Washington.

Next was 12- Stanford.

IN terms of UConn fouls on them.

Previous low for the year was 13 called on them- Houston.
The Memphis game- including OT was 12...I believe 3 of those were in overtime- so...9.

Spin away- find some individual correct fouls being called and maybe a missed call against Memphis. Does not change that in THIS game- the numbers were incredible outliers. Memphis shoots 6 free throws when driving- 15 the previous low.

UConn allows 6 regulation free throws- previous low to Eastern Washington which shot 28 threes against them- Memphis shot 15 (EW not driving).

THIS game was called terribly- and even one more foul called on them during the game likely equals a Memphis win. The 6 is the key number here- astonishing.

I stilll get the tough guy act- but in THIS SPECIFIC game- the calls really damaged Memphis' chance to win.

Outliers. Prior to the uconn game, 4 times this year Memphis has turned the ball over more than their opponent.

they were -4 against NSU, -4 against Cinci, -1 @louisville and -1 @ucf.

They were -12 against UConn.

Yep.