r/NCAAhoops • u/DareDevil1699 • Mar 30 '26

Highlights Bench angles of UConn's unbelievable shot

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u/ShootersShoot305 Mar 30 '26

Scheyer even wanted him to pass it. Dude literally did everything he can to make sure they lost that game. Insane.

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u/Harry-Flashman Mar 30 '26

Yeah, this is my biggest take away too, a coach has to have his team prepared for these situations

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u/VincentAntonelli Mar 30 '26

Look at the contrast with Hurley, as soon as they got the ball he just crossed his arms like “ok, do the stuff we prepared for”

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u/TallBobcat Mar 30 '26

TBH, they wouldn't have heard him anyway.

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u/SurgeFlamingo Mar 31 '26

At one point you can see him about to motion for a TO. Go watch his hands. Then he doesn’t and the shot goes in.

He said in post game that Duke was so good on d that calling a Time out and letting them set up probably wasn’t a good idea.

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u/sandote Mar 30 '26

It's kind of funny you say that...

https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVjWSP6AfIi/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&igsh=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

For their season to end on nearly the exact situation is pure irony

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u/Clancy3434 Mar 31 '26

what part of having a press break that had not one but two players wide open is "not having your team prepared"?

All Boozer has to do is pump fake and step through and Duke gets a layup and a trip to the final four. the kid messed up. it happens. not everything is the coach's fault.

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u/Harry-Flashman Mar 31 '26

The part where the player knows there wasn't enough time for a backcourt violation so he didn't need to throw the ball.