Wouldn’t this have been a safe way to get that second off the clock? We see it under the baseline from time to time. Is there any rule from intentionally throwing the ball off the player right in front of the inbounds passer?
ThisThey had the right strategy to throw a baseball pass to other backcourt. Just don’t move your feet next time.
But there is only .4 seconds left so it doesn't matter. It would waste a couple tenths minimum. I said the same thing. Edey is an impossible target to miss tooI wouldn’t recommend that. Chance that ball could bounce off the Purdue defender and hit the inbounder while standing on the sideline. Would result in Purdue possession, similar to the travel
The worst thing that can happen there is to travel or throw the ball untouched out of bounds. Throwing it with the intention of Edey tipping it would be the best idea. He could never collect and shoot that quickly.But there is only .4 seconds left so it doesn't matter. It would waste a couple tenths minimum. I said the same thing. Edey is an impossible target to miss too
He could have just handed the ball to Edey.But there is only .4 seconds left so it doesn't matter. It would waste a couple tenths minimum. I said the same thing. Edey is an impossible target to miss too
If he tips it then the game is over.You don't throw it high for Edey to tip it. If you are going to throw it off him fake a high throw so he jumps then throw it off his leg.
By the time Edey figured out what happened, buzzer.He could have just handed the ball to Edey.
I would throw it off his chest, you are not going to miss that. Just need to get out of the way.You don't throw it high for Edey to tip it. If you are going to throw it off him fake a high throw so he jumps then throw it off his leg.
100% there is no way 0.4 seconds does not run off the clock if he does that by the time the ball hits him and goes out of boundsWouldn’t this have been a safe way to get that second off the clock? We see it under the baseline from time to time. Is there any rule from intentionally throwing the ball off the player right in front of the inbounds passer?
that would have been good you don't have enough time to shoot the minimum is 0.6 seconds he would have had to turn face the basket and shoot no way you do that in 0.4 secondsBy the time Edey figured out what happened, buzzer.
Just throw it high in the air towards the Purdue basket. As soon as a player touches it the game is overWouldn’t this have been a safe way to get that second off the clock? We see it under the baseline from time to time. Is there any rule from intentionally throwing the ball off the player right in front of the inbounds passer?
Missing a FT is not a snafuI thought the same thing.
This is now the third game where Caleb has had minor snafus at the end of close games (missed FT vs OSU and SHU). Hopefully these mistakes will be fresh and force new focus as the season wears on
But if you set a pick you must not move or the refs can call an O foul before the ball is inbounded and give Purdue the ball where Caleb was inbounding.Just throw it high in the air towards the Purdue basket. As soon as a player touches it the game is over
Clock doesn't start until the ball is touched. If you roll it across the court and it goes out without being touched they inbound from there. No time off the clock.How about just rolling it across the floor away from everyone?
TrueThat might be the worst move.
Technical foul and Purdue ball I’d think
We do have a good punter probably on campus
Play worked fine as played. Gave us chance to tip inbounds pass. Got Reiber an important play...Wouldn’t this have been a safe way to get that second off the clock? We see it under the baseline from time to time. Is there any rule from intentionally throwing the ball off the player right in front of the inbounds passer?
Throw a sky high pop up towards Rutgers basket and make sure all our players just stand still hands at their sides ...no movement. Even if Purdue catches it cleanly there won't be enough time to shoot .Wouldn’t this have been a safe way to get that second off the clock? We see it under the baseline from time to time. Is there any rule from intentionally throwing the ball off the player right in front of the inbounds passer?
How awesome would that have been for ESPN and other sports programs broadcasting for the world to see?. Would serve all the cocky, yippy Boilermakers right.He could have just handed the ball to Edey.
Lol! No way!!! Refs would probably call a double technical against Rutgers and put Edey on the line to win the game...just to give Purdue a chance.I know theres a rule, like you can't throw it off his head or something on purpose, but I was screaming to just hit him in the gut. No way in .4 he reacts, gets the ball and shoots it to win it. Worst case scenario it bounced and hit caleb but time would have ran out
Pike will need to address this in future practices. The play can be titled "What do do when inbounding with 0.4 seconds left and up by a point on the #1 team in the nation (and some variations/see last year). Since this last second, beating a #1 team has become a tradition, it might be worth working on for the future.We can debate all the many ways to run this play but I feel confident in saying that there is no wrong answer here that would cost you the game except for walking up the sideline before inbounding the ball.
I’m not saying set a pick. Just throw the ball towards Purdue’s basket. Even if they catch it clean the game is over.But if you set a pick you must not move or the refs can call an O foul before the ball is inbounded and give Purdue the ball where Caleb was inbounding.