[StanFanFam13]

I'm curious what folks think of Carrington's decision-making on Baylor's second-to-last possession. I need to rewatch, but my recollection is that they were down 3 with a little over 30 sec remaining in the game, and at the time that Carrington drove to shoot, another Baylor player was open at the top of the arc. Announcers in the game said that Carrington made the right call, shooting in traffic, drawing the foul, and ultimately sinking both of her free throws to leave Baylor down by one. But I wonder if she would have been able to pass out and have her teammate hit the three for the tie. That decision, in hindsight, seems equally consequential to her actions in the game's final seconds.

[StanFanFam13]

I'm curious what folks think of Carrington's decision-making on Baylor's second-to-last possession. I need to rewatch, but my recollection is that they were down 3 with a little over 30 sec remaining in the game, and at the time that Carrington drove to shoot, another Baylor player was open at the top of the arc. Announcers in the game said that Carrington made the right call, shooting in traffic, drawing the foul, and ultimately sinking both of her free throws to leave Baylor down by one. But I wonder if she would have been able to pass out and have her teammate hit the three for the tie. That decision, in hindsight, seems equally consequential to her actions in the game's final seconds.