[M T]

Brink's FT% for the game was 90%, dragging her down to 95.9% for the season.

The announcers asserted it was a great defensive effort in the 2nd half.  Good, certainly.  I only recall one shot clock expiration.  Albany was getting shots away, maybe not the best. They were 4 of 26 in the 2nd half (3 at the start, 1 at the end).  I will say Albany got fewer FT in the 2nd half than I would expect.

For those that don't notice the refs, we had both Kevin and Missy today.  I'm glad it was in a game we were expected to win easily.
First, a couple of compliments.  My current eyeglasses broke, so I'm wearing a slightly older pair with not quite the right prescription.  At the start of the game, from the upper seats, I thought that looked like Missy.  Same hair, and shoulders and movements, but she's more in basketball shape that in the previous few years, enough so I couldn't be sure it was her. Good for her    And I appreciated Kevin giving high fives to the kids & the band as they exited the floor after the conga.

Q2 4:25.  Missy, that defender was moving several feet when you called that charge on Agara.

Q2 3:35.  Kevin, what about Appendix II, Rule 2, when you called the foul on Bosgana

A foul shall be ruled when: 5. The screener sets a screen outside the visual field of a stationary defender (“blind” screen) that doesn’t allow the defender a normal step to move.

Q3 5:54.  M T, read the rules.  I thought the charge should have been a block because the defender was in the painted restricted area.  The rules have changed this year.  The painted circle near the basket no longer applies.  A defender is in the (new) restricted area only if any part of her is under the basket.

[M T]

Brink's FT% for the game was 90%, dragging her down to 95.9% for the season.

The announcers asserted it was a great defensive effort in the 2nd half.  Good, certainly.  I only recall one shot clock expiration.  Albany was getting shots away, maybe not the best. They were 4 of 26 in the 2nd half (3 at the start, 1 at the end).  I will say Albany got fewer FT in the 2nd half than I would expect.

For those that don't notice the refs, we had both Kevin and Missy today.  I'm glad it was in a game we were expected to win easily.
First, a couple of compliments.  My current eyeglasses broke, so I'm wearing a slightly older pair with not quite the right prescription.  At the start of the game, from the upper seats, I thought that looked like Missy.  Same hair, and shoulders and movements, but she's more in basketball shape that in the previous few years, enough so I couldn't be sure it was her. Good for her    And I appreciated Kevin giving high fives to the kids & the band as they exited the floor after the conga.

Q2 4:25.  Missy, that defender was moving several feet when you called that charge on Agara.

Q2 3:35.  Kevin, what about Appendix II, Rule 2, when you called the foul on Bosgana

A foul shall be ruled when: 5. The screener sets a screen outside the visual field of a stationary defender (“blind” screen) that doesn’t allow the defender a normal step to move.

Q3 5:54.  M T, read the rules.  I thought the charge should have been a block because the defender was in the painted restricted area.  The rules have changed this year.  The painted circle near the basket no longer applies.  A defender is in the (new) restricted area only if any part of her is under the basket.