(03-28-2022, 09:48 AM)Jskass Wrote: his press conference was supportive of his players but not at all gracious. Best he could say to congratulate us (as all coaches do to their opponents in praise when they start their opening statements) was that we made a few more plays than they did. His whole theme was that TX should have won (if it were not for the free throws missed) and that our 3 point shooting was terrible. In fact he kept repeating that if they had a rematch TX would win. Likes to hear himself talk. And spare me the comments about how the Big 12 is so great. SO glad we won!
(03-28-2022, 09:48 AM)Jskass Wrote: his press conference was supportive of his players but not at all gracious. Best he could say to congratulate us (as all coaches do to their opponents in praise when they start their opening statements) was that we made a few more plays than they did. His whole theme was that TX should have won (if it were not for the free throws missed) and that our 3 point shooting was terrible. In fact he kept repeating that if they had a rematch TX would win. Likes to hear himself talk. And spare me the comments about how the Big 12 is so great. SO glad we won!
| Team | FG | 2-pt | 3-pt | FT | Reb (ORB-DRB) | PF | A | TO | BLK | STL | PTS |
| Stanford (11/14) | 17-48 (35.4%) | 13-21 (61.9%) | 4-27 (14.8%) | 18-23 (78.3) | 37 (10-27) | 20 | 7 | 20 | 10 | 4 | 56 |
| Stanford (3/27) | 19-52 (37.3%) | 16-34 (47.1%) | 3-17 (17.6%) | 18-22 (81.8%) | 45 (12-33) | 22 | 14 | 20 | 11 | 4 | 59 |
| Texas (11/14) | 23-61 (37.7%) | 19-54 (35.2%) | 4-7 (57.1%) | 11-17 (64.7%) | 28 (11-17) | 18 | 3 | 10 | 0 | 7 | 61 |
| Texas (3/27) | 17-52 (32.7%) | 12-39 (30.8%) | 5-13 (38.5%) | 11-20 (55.0%) | 28 (6-22) | 24 | 8 | 10 | 1 | 4 | 50 |
| Team | FG | 2-pt | 3-pt | FT | Reb (ORB-DRB) | PF | A | TO | BLK | STL | PTS |
| Stanford (11/14) | 17-48 (35.4%) | 13-21 (61.9%) | 4-27 (14.8%) | 18-23 (78.3) | 37 (10-27) | 20 | 7 | 20 | 10 | 4 | 56 |
| Stanford (3/27) | 19-52 (37.3%) | 16-34 (47.1%) | 3-17 (17.6%) | 18-22 (81.8%) | 45 (12-33) | 22 | 14 | 20 | 11 | 4 | 59 |
| Texas (11/14) | 23-61 (37.7%) | 19-54 (35.2%) | 4-7 (57.1%) | 11-17 (64.7%) | 28 (11-17) | 18 | 3 | 10 | 0 | 7 | 61 |
| Texas (3/27) | 17-52 (32.7%) | 12-39 (30.8%) | 5-13 (38.5%) | 11-20 (55.0%) | 28 (6-22) | 24 | 8 | 10 | 1 | 4 | 50 |
(03-28-2022, 10:00 AM)teejers1 Wrote: And if you're looking for criticism of sportsmanship, how about Stanford players NOT getting into post-game handshake line? That did disappoint me. You can celebrate at half-court (or celebrate again) after you go through the line. No need to blow off the handshake line (and that's what looked like happened from the TV feed).
(03-28-2022, 10:00 AM)teejers1 Wrote: And if you're looking for criticism of sportsmanship, how about Stanford players NOT getting into post-game handshake line? That did disappoint me. You can celebrate at half-court (or celebrate again) after you go through the line. No need to blow off the handshake line (and that's what looked like happened from the TV feed).
(03-28-2022, 09:48 AM)Jskass Wrote: his press conference was supportive of his players but not at all gracious. Best he could say to congratulate us (as all coaches do to their opponents in praise when they start their opening statements) was that we made a few more plays than they did. His whole theme was that TX should have won (if it were not for the free throws missed) and that our 3 point shooting was terrible. In fact he kept repeating that if they had a rematch TX would win. Likes to hear himself talk. And spare me the comments about how the Big 12 is so great. SO glad we won!
(03-28-2022, 09:48 AM)Jskass Wrote: his press conference was supportive of his players but not at all gracious. Best he could say to congratulate us (as all coaches do to their opponents in praise when they start their opening statements) was that we made a few more plays than they did. His whole theme was that TX should have won (if it were not for the free throws missed) and that our 3 point shooting was terrible. In fact he kept repeating that if they had a rematch TX would win. Likes to hear himself talk. And spare me the comments about how the Big 12 is so great. SO glad we won!
(03-28-2022, 10:12 AM)martyup Wrote: In the pre-game presser, Haley let slip that our coaches try to steal signs and read lips of the opposing coaching staff. My first reaction was that this would be considered bad sportsmanship, but I quickly discovered that this is normal and accepted in basketball.
https://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baske...story.html
(03-28-2022, 10:12 AM)martyup Wrote: In the pre-game presser, Haley let slip that our coaches try to steal signs and read lips of the opposing coaching staff. My first reaction was that this would be considered bad sportsmanship, but I quickly discovered that this is normal and accepted in basketball.
https://www.nydailynews.com/sports/baske...story.html
(03-28-2022, 10:23 AM)TheWildJacko Wrote: Interesting to compare this game and the early-season loss:
Team FG 2-pt 3-pt FT Reb (ORB-DRB) PF A TO BLK STL PTS Stanford (11/14) 17-48 (35.4%) 13-21 (61.9%) 4-27 (14.8%) 13-21 (61.9%) 37 (10-27) 20 7 20 10 4 56 Stanford (3/27) 19-52 (37.3%) 16-34 (47.1%) 3-17 (17.6%) 18-22 (81.8%) 45 (12-33) 22 14 20 11 4 59 Texas (11/14) 23-61 (37.7%) 19-54 (35.2%) 4-7 (57.1%) 11-17 (64.7%) 28 (11-17) 18 3 10 0 7 61 Texas (3/27) 17-52 (32.7%) 12-39 (30.8%) 5-13 (38.5%) 11-20 (55.0%) 28 (6-22) 24 8 10 1 4 50
On our end:
- A few more shots overall
- Slight improvement in overall shooting percentage.
- Slight improvement in 3pt FG%
- Big drop in 2pt FG%, but also a significantly higher percentage of 2pt shots vs. 3pt attempts (43.8% 2pt FG attempts in Nov. vs. 65.4% in March). I actually disagree with Vic Schaeffer on this—he said it was a win for them to limit our 3pt attempts vs. last time; I think it's a positive that this time when our outside shots weren't falling, we took it inside and largely found success.
- More rebounds overall, especially on the defensive end.
- A couple more fouls, but no one fouled out (Lexie fouled out in Nov.)
- Double (!) the assists
- TOs were even, 1 more block, and one more steal.
- Scored 3 more points this time around—that improved FT shooting really paid off!
On their end:
- Significantly fewer shot attempts (9 fewer overall)
- Decent drop in overall FG percentage (5%)
- Significant drop in 3pt FG%. We limited their touches inside and forced them to jack up almost 2x the 3pt shots compared to last time (25% of their total shots were 3pt attempts this time vs. 11.5% last time)
- About the same from the FT line. They weren't great the first time around and they were worse this time.
- Significantly fewer O boards for them this time: 6 vs. 11. Same overall rebounds for them, but we got a lot more this time.
- Significantly more fouls on them; they had 3 of their best players in foul trouble and one of their stars fouled out. Rori Harmon was the only player in foul trouble for them last time out.
- TOs were even, 1 more block, 3 fewer steals.
- Obviously, 11 fewer points for them this time around. Our team really stepped up their game on defense.
(03-28-2022, 10:23 AM)TheWildJacko Wrote: Interesting to compare this game and the early-season loss:
Team FG 2-pt 3-pt FT Reb (ORB-DRB) PF A TO BLK STL PTS Stanford (11/14) 17-48 (35.4%) 13-21 (61.9%) 4-27 (14.8%) 13-21 (61.9%) 37 (10-27) 20 7 20 10 4 56 Stanford (3/27) 19-52 (37.3%) 16-34 (47.1%) 3-17 (17.6%) 18-22 (81.8%) 45 (12-33) 22 14 20 11 4 59 Texas (11/14) 23-61 (37.7%) 19-54 (35.2%) 4-7 (57.1%) 11-17 (64.7%) 28 (11-17) 18 3 10 0 7 61 Texas (3/27) 17-52 (32.7%) 12-39 (30.8%) 5-13 (38.5%) 11-20 (55.0%) 28 (6-22) 24 8 10 1 4 50
On our end:
- A few more shots overall
- Slight improvement in overall shooting percentage.
- Slight improvement in 3pt FG%
- Big drop in 2pt FG%, but also a significantly higher percentage of 2pt shots vs. 3pt attempts (43.8% 2pt FG attempts in Nov. vs. 65.4% in March). I actually disagree with Vic Schaeffer on this—he said it was a win for them to limit our 3pt attempts vs. last time; I think it's a positive that this time when our outside shots weren't falling, we took it inside and largely found success.
- More rebounds overall, especially on the defensive end.
- A couple more fouls, but no one fouled out (Lexie fouled out in Nov.)
- Double (!) the assists
- TOs were even, 1 more block, and one more steal.
- Scored 3 more points this time around—that improved FT shooting really paid off!
On their end:
- Significantly fewer shot attempts (9 fewer overall)
- Decent drop in overall FG percentage (5%)
- Significant drop in 3pt FG%. We limited their touches inside and forced them to jack up almost 2x the 3pt shots compared to last time (25% of their total shots were 3pt attempts this time vs. 11.5% last time)
- About the same from the FT line. They weren't great the first time around and they were worse this time.
- Significantly fewer O boards for them this time: 6 vs. 11. Same overall rebounds for them, but we got a lot more this time.
- Significantly more fouls on them; they had 3 of their best players in foul trouble and one of their stars fouled out. Rori Harmon was the only player in foul trouble for them last time out.
- TOs were even, 1 more block, 3 fewer steals.
- Obviously, 11 fewer points for them this time around. Our team really stepped up their game on defense.
(03-28-2022, 10:30 AM)Maple Leaf Wrote:(03-28-2022, 09:48 AM)Jskass Wrote: his press conference was supportive of his players but not at all gracious. Best he could say to congratulate us (as all coaches do to their opponents in praise when they start their opening statements) was that we made a few more plays than they did. His whole theme was that TX should have won (if it were not for the free throws missed) and that our 3 point shooting was terrible. In fact he kept repeating that if they had a rematch TX would win. Likes to hear himself talk. And spare me the comments about how the Big 12 is so great. SO glad we won!
Vic sounds like he went to the same class that John MacKay of the usc-condoms attended titled "Stanford Appreciation".
(03-28-2022, 10:30 AM)Maple Leaf Wrote:(03-28-2022, 09:48 AM)Jskass Wrote: his press conference was supportive of his players but not at all gracious. Best he could say to congratulate us (as all coaches do to their opponents in praise when they start their opening statements) was that we made a few more plays than they did. His whole theme was that TX should have won (if it were not for the free throws missed) and that our 3 point shooting was terrible. In fact he kept repeating that if they had a rematch TX would win. Likes to hear himself talk. And spare me the comments about how the Big 12 is so great. SO glad we won!
Vic sounds like he went to the same class that John MacKay of the usc-condoms attended titled "Stanford Appreciation".
(03-28-2022, 11:03 AM)ca245 Wrote: Though turnovers were the same for both games, does anyone have a feel for which game had more live ball turnovers (steal, intercepted pass) compared to dead ball turnovers (5 sec calls, charge, ball thrown out of bounds). The former is more damaging because it often leads to a fast break basket for the other team. With the latter, you lose possession but at least you have a chance to set your defense.
(03-28-2022, 11:03 AM)ca245 Wrote: Though turnovers were the same for both games, does anyone have a feel for which game had more live ball turnovers (steal, intercepted pass) compared to dead ball turnovers (5 sec calls, charge, ball thrown out of bounds). The former is more damaging because it often leads to a fast break basket for the other team. With the latter, you lose possession but at least you have a chance to set your defense.
(03-28-2022, 11:07 AM)TheWildJacko Wrote:(03-28-2022, 11:03 AM)ca245 Wrote: Though turnovers were the same for both games, does anyone have a feel for which game had more live ball turnovers (steal, intercepted pass) compared to dead ball turnovers (5 sec calls, charge, ball thrown out of bounds). The former is more damaging because it often leads to a fast break basket for the other team. With the latter, you lose possession but at least you have a chance to set your defense.
Well Texas had 7 steals in Nov. vs. 4 last night, so I'd guess the former game had more live ball turnovers. But I'm not sure if that tells the whole story.
(03-28-2022, 11:07 AM)TheWildJacko Wrote:(03-28-2022, 11:03 AM)ca245 Wrote: Though turnovers were the same for both games, does anyone have a feel for which game had more live ball turnovers (steal, intercepted pass) compared to dead ball turnovers (5 sec calls, charge, ball thrown out of bounds). The former is more damaging because it often leads to a fast break basket for the other team. With the latter, you lose possession but at least you have a chance to set your defense.
Well Texas had 7 steals in Nov. vs. 4 last night, so I'd guess the former game had more live ball turnovers. But I'm not sure if that tells the whole story.
