
Two days after Michael Flowers’ final-seconds shot attempt was turned away by Purdue’s Robbie Hummel, that’s the message UW head coach Bo Ryan was selling. He wasn’t pining over the fact that no foul was called, despite replays that appeared to show some contact.
“We always practice with the idea that in order to get a call, it’s got to be something that’s pretty obvious,” Ryan said during a Monday press conference. “That young man, with his length, just made a great play.”
“The unfortunate part … is that the ball didn’t go out of bounds. It hit the part of the backboard there and went straight down. If it goes out of bounds, every coach and his team have two or three different plays off of an end line with a second or two to go, and we would’ve had a chance to run them.”
“We always practice with the idea that in order to get a call, it’s got to be something that’s pretty obvious,” Ryan said during a Monday press conference. “That young man, with his length, just made a great play.”
“The unfortunate part … is that the ball didn’t go out of bounds. It hit the part of the backboard there and went straight down. If it goes out of bounds, every coach and his team have two or three different plays off of an end line with a second or two to go, and we would’ve had a chance to run them.”
As far as I'm concerned it is all crying over spilt milk. If a game comes down to one play at the end you probably don't deserve to win the game. GO BUCKY!!!!!!!!
