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Message: [QUOTE="caw, post: 4514331, member: 563"] That honestly was just one of the many plays which created the difference between a win and a loss. 1 point difference if the X player makes both FTs (instead of the and-1). That's the difference between the three point loss and OT because UConn likely doesn't foul with 1.X remaining. Also, it was a good call. Should it have been reviewed, maybe, but in live action it's a good call. Need to have NBA backboard cameras to get a clear picture of it. I don't believe that is part of the NCAA rulebook, and I don't think UConn has them in place. Bigger issue was the fast break alley-opp attempt from Jackson to Sanogo, just a bad play. This team has done stuff like that all year, even when winning. They go for the highlight too much. Jackson had a horrendous game overall offensively but he is the spearhead of the press and the zones, and Hurley put him in better positions on offense in the second half. [/QUOTE]