Jones and Adam spent a good bit of time talking about whether or not it was the latest at the top of their Rapid Reactions show. They said they had been discussing it between the two of them. It wasn't obvious to them so I thought it was an interesting anecdote to acknowledge about the rivalry.
Think that poster interpreted your post to mean that Seth’s shot was chronologically the most recent game winning basket in the rivalry.Jones and Adam spent a good bit of time talking about whether or not it was the latest at the top of their Rapid Reactions show. They said they had been discussing it between the two of them. It wasn't obvious to them so I thought it was an interesting anecdote to acknowledge about the rivalry.
He was moving. Closer call than it first appeared. But it probably gets called a charge 7 or 8 times out of 10.
Not tonight!
You’re correct. My post was a little tongue-in-cheek and if the jerseys were reversed, I’d be a bit upset at no call there.
Did his face look like this? LOL.
Bobby Jones at d00k in 1974. Hit a lay-up and didn’t stop running until he reached the locker room. Heels won 73-71.
Ah yes, that was before my time but I’ve seen the replay a million times lol. Not sure how I forgot that one.
Caleb was a bit late there because he and Henri had a bit of confusion out front. I think Dixon already had Trimble in sight when Caleb suddenly enters the picture. I don't think Caleb was the primary option at all. The only reason it's open is because the Dukie inexplicably left him to go triple team the ball -- it was definitely not a planned rotation. Anyway, Caleb was supposed to dive to pull the weakside in and all the pass to Seth. You can tell that Caleb knows where the ball is supposed to be going, since he didn't try to catch it himself.Looks like the last play was supposed to go to Caleb as the first option on the drive by Dixon. You can see him cut to the basket and put his hand up when Dixon made the pass to Trimble. Dixon probably could have lobbed it up to Caleb, too. Three dook players had collapsed on Dixon in the lane and Caleb was wide open cutting to the basket. Not that it matters now, but thought it was interesting how it played out.
Your position on what Dixon was looking for contradicts Seth’s version of what Dixon was looking for. He said it was designed to go to either of the bigs but once Dixon drove, the D collapsed and he made the right read.
I don't think this is correct. Caleb projects as a wing at the next level, which he knows and that's why he's been working on his three point jumper all year (it's obvious). He just isn't physical enough. Like 'Tawn -- really quick off the floor but not the strongest guy. 'Tawn was mostly a 3, maybe 3/4 in the league. And since he projects as a three, his jumper is vital and it's not there yet.
