end of game sequence - does this make sense? Topic

jtt8355
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(someone that is more computer savvy should be able to copy paste better than me but here goes):

00:02 Richard Wheat is called for the reach on James Turner - foul #4 on Richard Wheat, team foul #11 81-91  
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James Montz (SG), Stephen Stabile (SF), Kevin Williams (C)
Gerald Honda, Steve Lomeli, Carl Williams
 81-91
Paul Smalls (PG), Roger Lawson (SG), James James (SF), Dana McAbier (C)
Joey Pendergast, George Paul, Russell McDowell, Richard Wheat
00:02 James Turner makes the 1st free throw 82-91  
00:02 James Turner misses the 2nd free throw 82-91  
00:02   82-91 Dana McAbier grabs the board
00:02   82-91 Millikin calls a full timeout (2 :30 2 full remaining)
7/18/2011 2:21 PM
jtt8355
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with 6 seconds left, team down by 10 in bounds. with 2 seconds left, we (still up by 10) foul. WHY? Then, after we get the 2 ft miss rebound (still 2 seconds left, now up by 9) we call time out. i know it made no difference on the outcome, but what kind of logic is WIS using for pbp end of game???
7/18/2011 2:24 PM
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I think there more important thing to focus on is that you have a player named James James.
7/18/2011 2:54 PM
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Same theory, different question:

Why does a team that is up 10/12 points at half (or end of game), have a Center/PF (with a PER of lets say 10) grab a rebound with 2 seconds and chuck a full court shot, and this stupid stuff happens all season long? All it does is (garbage can) the shooting percentage for the players and the team.
7/18/2011 4:39 PM (edited)
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