Jordan Bohannon

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Classy move by Iowa's sophomore point guard to not break but tie the consecutive free throw record long held by Chris Street: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ssfbYH_3Lnk

Going into last night's game against Northwestern, he had a chance to break the school record for consecutive free throws made which sat at 34. That record was held by Chris Street, a player for Iowa in the early 1990s who was killed in a fatal car accident in January 1993 during his junior season while the streak was still ongoing. Street's number is the only number that's been retired by the school in the time since the accident. So when Bohannon came up to shoot the free throw shown above late in the second half, he had a chance to break Street's record. But rather than do that, he intentionally missed it and then later pointed to the sky in tribute to Street.

Link: https://www.si.com/college-basketba...ordan-bohannon-free-throw-record-chris-street
 
#3      
It was great that he didn't feel that he had to make the free throw to win that game.
Could have been a tougher decision for Bohannon. Glad that he could show his feelings in such a positive way.
 
#5      
Definitely not the popular opinion, and I'm sure I'd be on the other side if I was an Iowa fan, but I still feel like the game was too close to intentionally miss a FT to save a record. I know its a cliche but records are meant to be broken. I guess I'd still call it a classy move and its an interesting story behind it, but games have been lost by wider margins with less time.
 
#7      
I'm losing my distaste for Iowa. First the Children's Hospital thing in football and now this kid with pure class. My hate for Bruce Pearl will always be strong, though, and Dr. Tom can go fly a kite as well.