'23-'24 College Hoops Across the Nation(NOT IU!)

[KoB2011]

17 minutes ago, Seeking6 said:

I think it was at Ohio St in early 90's. When the clock wouldn't stop after made shot...Bailey ran the clock out standing out of bounds for final 4+ seconds. Thought to myself how smart he was in that moment to do that. 

Was that not a common thing back then? You could realistically burn 8-10 seconds after a made bucket if the clock doesn't stop if you take your time getting the ball, then throw it high and long just before the 5 second count. 

[Seeking6]

6 minutes ago, KoB2011 said:

Was that not a common thing back then? You could realistically burn 8-10 seconds after a made bucket if the clock doesn't stop if you take your time getting the ball, then throw it high and long just before the 5 second count. 

If memory serves not common at all because I just remember Bailey being the only one who did it....probably the reason for the rule change. 

[go_iu_bb]

28 minutes ago, Seeking6 said:

I think it was at Ohio St in early 90's. When the clock wouldn't stop after made shot...Bailey ran the clock out standing out of bounds for final 4+ seconds. Thought to myself how smart he was in that moment to do that. 

I thought that was in the NCAAT and then the rule change was implemented that summer in response.

Edit: He probably did that multiple times. The one I'm remembering didn't have him holding the ball out of bounds as the game ended. Instead, he was slow to pick up the ball then slowly walked out of bounds.

Edited November 11, 2022 by go_iu_bb

[Seeking6]

1 minute ago, go_iu_bb said:

I thought that was in the NCAAT and then the rule change was implemented that summer in response.

Could have been. For some reason I thought it was when us and Ohio St were top 5 teams and we won over there. Definitely could be wrong though. That was about 19k Coors Lights ago. 

[IU/Butler/Notre Dame]

51 minutes ago, Seeking6 said:

I think it was at Ohio St in early 90's. When the clock wouldn't stop after made shot...Bailey ran the clock out standing out of bounds for final 4+ seconds. Thought to myself how smart he was in that moment to do that. 

I know I’m over the top with him but just as a relevant point to the bellarmine heady play I saw one iVe not seen before and still am not sure even as a previously licensed official how it worked but the look it got out of Leonard Hamilton is priceless …if you didn’t see the sequence at halftime of the Stetson fsu game check this out I recorded it because I still couldn’t figure out how it wasn’t a back court …the Leonard Hamilton look is at the beginning the replay is at the end 

 

 

[Seeking6]

1 minute ago, IU/Butler/Notre Dame said:

I know I’m over the top with him but just as a relevant point to the bellarmine heady play I saw one iVe not seen before and still am not sure even as a previously licensed official how it worked but the look it got out of Leonard Hamilton is priceless …if you didn’t see the sequence at halftime of the Stetson fsu game check this out I recorded it because I still couldn’t figure out how it wasn’t a back court …the Leonard Hamilton look is at the beginning the replay is at the end 

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I'm headed out the door for major leaves day...will have to check it out when I get back!

[go_iu_bb]

31 minutes ago, Seeking6 said:

Could have been. For some reason I thought it was when us and Ohio St were top 5 teams and we won over there. Definitely could be wrong though. That was about 19k Coors Lights ago. 

I've been trying to find it but no luck. I remember loving that play at the time so I want to see it again. Such a smart move.

[IU/Butler/Notre Dame]

2 minutes ago, Seeking6 said:

I'm headed out the door for major leaves day...will have to check it out when I get back!

Good luck in the leaf battle 

[13th&Jackson]

43 minutes ago, IU/Butler/Notre Dame said:

I know I’m over the top with him but just as a relevant point to the bellarmine heady play I saw one iVe not seen before and still am not sure even as a previously licensed official how it worked but the look it got out of Leonard Hamilton is priceless …if you didn’t see the sequence at halftime of the Stetson fsu game check this out I recorded it because I still couldn’t figure out how it wasn’t a back court …the Leonard Hamilton look is at the beginning the replay is at the end 

 

If Stetson had possession in the front court and it wasn't tapped back by andFSU player, that should have been an over and back. As I understand the rule, an offensive player can't be the first to touch it, it isn't about possession.

[IU/Butler/Notre Dame]

32 minutes ago, 13th&Jackson said:

If Stetson had possession in the front court and it wasn't tapped back by andFSU player, that should have been an over and back. As I understand the rule, an offensive player can't be the first to touch it, it isn't about possession.

That was my exact take hence the confusion ….did he exploit a rule I don’t know or did the refs just get lulled to sleep 

[5fouls]

On 11/10/2022 at 9:55 AM, KoB2011 said:

Genius

 

 

He actually got credited with a turnover for it since Louisville got possession back with time on the clock.  

[Purdue7]

31 minutes ago, IU/Butler/Notre Dame said:

That was my exact take hence the confusion ….did he exploit a rule I don’t know or did the refs just get lulled to sleep 

Give the rules committee credit for making over and back an easy call 

that was text book over and back 

[KoB2011]

1 hour ago, 5fouls said:

He actually got credited with a turnover for it since Louisville got possession back with time on the clock.  

I mean yeah he threw the ball out of bounds so I'm not sure what else you'd call it, but it was still a genius play. 

[KoB2011]

2 hours ago, 13th&Jackson said:

If Stetson had possession in the front court and it wasn't tapped back by andFSU player, that should have been an over and back. As I understand the rule, an offensive player can't be the first to touch it, it isn't about possession.

Correct, if the ball was last touched by Stetson (I assume it was based on the context of that clip) then it was a blown call. 

[KoB2011]

3 hours ago, Seeking6 said:

If memory serves not common at all because I just remember Bailey being the only one who did it....probably the reason for the rule change. 

That's honestly surprising. Intuitively to me, I would just not even pick up the ball until the referee picked it up and gave it to me. 

[Zuckerkorn]

4 hours ago, Seeking6 said:

Could have been. For some reason I thought it was when us and Ohio St were top 5 teams and we won over there. Definitely could be wrong though. That was about 19k Coors Lights ago. 

I'm pretty sure you are correct.  I remember it the same.

Edited November 11, 2022 by Zuckerkorn

[IU Scott]

I remember players letting the clock run out if the other team had no timeouts and there were less than 5 seconds after the basket. It wasn't that rare of an occurrence.

 

[rico]

4 minutes ago, IU Scott said:

I remember players letting the clock run out if the other team had no timeouts and there were less than 5 seconds after the basket. It wasn't that rare of an occurrence.

 

Yep, you saw it a lot back in the day.

[13th&Jackson]

27 minutes ago, IU Scott said:

I remember players letting the clock run out if the other team had no timeouts and there were less than 5 seconds after the basket. It wasn't that rare of an occurrence.

 

Or if you’re Boeheim in the 87 title game and let the clock click down from 4 seconds to 1, with a TO left. 

[rico]

19 minutes ago, 13th&Jackson said:

Or if you’re Boeheim in the 87 title game and let the clock click down from 4 seconds to 1, with a TO left. 

Sadly Boeheim has went on to win a title while we haven't won one since.

[IUFLA]

UNC losing to College of Charleston by 5 halfway through the 1st... 

[IU Scott]

2 minutes ago, IUFLA said:

UNC losing to College of Charleston by 5 halfway through the 1st... 

They didn't look great against Wilmington the other night

[IU Scott]

MSU has looked pretty good and they are playing really physical. Also don't look like Gonzaga is as talented this year.

[rico]

'Nova getting handled by Temple thus far...the Owls lead 31-18 with 4 to go in the 1st.

[Lurker]

Toledo wins the battle of mid major titans vs UAB in the Barstool Invitational in Philadelphia. I know they return 4 starters from a 26 win team and had some success in the portal but I was wondering if anyone from southern Indiana knows if Kooper Jacobi (Silver Creek) is injured or just buried on the bench.