My DePauw team in Knight shot 23-40 (57.5%) from the FT line last night against a team we easily outmatched.

Then this afternoon, we won in double OT (104-100) against a very evenly matched opponent...we largely won and pushed the game to OT by shooting an impressive 84.8% from the FT line (39-46).

Anyone ever see a team have that dramatic of a swing between two games? We shot nearly 30% better from the FT line with a similar # of attempts.

My Bloomfield team ended the year going by 63-71-33-57-74-56-68-31 during 3 CT games and 5 PI games.

Going 7-22 from the line in the PI finals was not the plan. Cost us the title.

Has a C shooter (69% career) go 0-6, another C shooter (64% career) go 1-4, and a D+ shooter (64% career) go 2-7.

Posted by sol_phenom3 on 7/1/2020 2:17:00 PM (view original):
My DePauw team in Knight shot 23-40 (57.5%) from the FT line last night against a team we easily outmatched.

Then this afternoon, we won in double OT (104-100) against a very evenly matched opponent...we largely won and pushed the game to OT by shooting an impressive 84.8% from the FT line (39-46).

Anyone ever see a team have that dramatic of a swing between two games? We shot nearly 30% better from the FT line with a similar # of attempts.

you musta went all billy gillispie on them after that first game!

Many major upsets are "manipulated" by outlier FT %.

Like lowest of the season or highest.

FT % variation is a pet peeve.