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Message: [QUOTE="UConnNick, post: 2249366, member: 1526"] Great points, oldude. It reinforces the premise that great players can miss free throws. I was at the Stanford game in 2010 and again, we were forced to expend a lot of energy to come back from the first half deficit. Didn't we only score 12 points in the entire first half? Again, you have to consider game conditions. We had to overcome a significant deficit in the second half, and that takes more effort and energy. Normally reliable free throw shooters who miss an unusually high number of them are generally either physically or mentally fatigued late in the game, depending upon how the game has gone, substitutions, etc. [/QUOTE]