lstewart53x3
- Scottsdale, Arizona
Purdue just upset Michigan State on the road.
Wish I'd seen itIzzo displaying full blown cry baby for the last 2 minutes. Couldn't have turned out any better!
Yea...and right before that MSU inbounding with 10 seconds resulted in turnover....that inbound play should have allowed MSU to seal it.Painter put in the big kid on Williams free throw and he knocked the missed free throw that allowed Purdue to get a jump ball.
This is not the Mich.st were use too..Purdue just upset Michigan State on the road.
Looking at the stat sheet, I can't really tell how Purdue managed to win.
What I do is to record every Big Ten game. Most of them, I just go ahead and delete. However, when you get a game like MSU/Purdue, it's there for the taking.Wish I'd seen it
Pyotr,Updated per possession statistics after today's lone B1G game:
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Starting to separate into four groups of teams: the top 4 (Michigan, Illinois, Iowa, Wisconsin), the middle 6 (Ohio St, Minnesota, Rutgers, Indiana, Purdue, MSU) the bubbling 3 (Northwestern, PSU, Maryland) and the ugly (Nebraska). PSU hasn't played in 2 weeks, and Maryland scraped by with a win at Wisconsin, but effectively 10 teams are thinking tournament for sure, with Northwestern needing to turn things around in a hurry to get back into the conversation.
An offensive rebound continues the same possesssion. A tie-up that awards the ball to the current offensive team also continues the same possession. So in a game both teams will have the same number of possessions, except when the same team gets the ball both first and last in a game.Pyotr,
I understand the concept of efficiency fine, but a question about the details.
What is one possession? For example, if we shoot and get the offensive rebound, is that one or two possessions?
One definition says we were 100% efficient and one says we were 50% efficient.
I just want to understand the specifics.
Thanks
Same. Glad Youtube TV has unlimited DVR. My little kids keep me from watching as many as I'd like, but it's a solid strategyWhat I do is to record every Big Ten game. Most of them, I just go ahead and delete. However, when you get a game like MSU/Purdue, it's there for the taking.
The other nice feature of UTube TV is being able to resume where you last viewed. So if you are watching multiple games and add them to your library you can flip from game to game fast forwarding thru commercials to only view the games.Same. Glad Youtube TV has unlimited DVR. My little kids keep me from watching as many as I'd like, but it's a solid strategy
Fast forwarding thru commercials...what a novel idea, thats what pisses me off about hulu, not being able to do that.....The other nice feature of UTube TV is being able to resume where you last viewed. So if you are watching multiple games and add them to your library you can flip from game to game fast forwarding thru commercials to only view the games.