Michigan has kept the turnovers low and generally has handled the press much better today. They have a better plan for it and are passing through it well.
But, just like last time they met, Ohio State is just burning up the nets from 3. They’re shooting 75% from 3, including another one from 25% shooter Nikki Harris. I just don’t get it.
Not only is Michigan a pretty good defensive team, but shooting 75% takes some serious luck going your way. The best 3-point shooters on the team shoot in the low-40s. If you’re doubling that up as a team, you’re getting lucky.
It’s generally feast or famine for the Buckeyes:
They’ve only crested 40% in a game 3 times since the new year. One of those was against M last time, and here we are again.
i was told this is all KBA’s fault by someone who interprets cloudy days or dropping ice cream cones as KBA’s fault, so I’ll be trusting that, not the guy who consistently puts out great, measured, well-researched content on the team
Well, folks, heading out to an event for my daughter. I’ll be watching on my phone until we get there. Here’s hoping we’re chatting it up here tomorrow!
Michigan loses to Ohio state three times in one year. This team beat no body in top 4. They blew a chance to host this year. Every year they seem to fold down the stretch.
She was either bumped with the body or it was a seriously awkward attempt. I’m leaning towards the former.
In other news, I just found that there’s a “mute” feature in the Forum settings.
Back to the thread, I guess the loss eliminates any chance of hosting the opening rounds. The good news is that both Brown and Phelia look should be both in good shape for once the NCAA’s do start. Phelia definitely looked a little rusty on some of those finish attempts.
In all seriousness, they played well. A game like that you can find all sorts of things, but those consecutive missed layups by Kiser and Phelia in the 4th stand out, as well as general janky FT shooting
Thought they showed a ton of fight, took a billion charges
Looking at the ESPN replay and it looks like a tie up that they didn’t call initially. An obvious body bump. Nolan was semi open but would’ve been a very difficult pass. No foul on the 2nd attempt. Brown could’ve shot if softer off the corner square maybe? Tough tough