On the radio, we sounded ok – even though it was frustrating not to really pull away (though once it was up to 16 you figured you’re probably ok).
I was able to make it home to see the last 10 minutes or so, which were pretty frustrating to watch. It didn’t really seem possible, but the lead evaporated quickly. A few too many missed free throws down the stretch and a few poor decisions on offense and Detroit made us pay.
Vandy’s last foul was utter bull, and we hardly saw Vandy or Barber … I suppose we should get used to it.
Another frustrating thing about the last ten minutes: Mark Thomas seemed to call the game from a strictly Detroit perspective, and he really didn’t know what he was talking about on several items. Oh well, at least he’s a State guy.
We have to do something about Hack-A-Freeman in the last three minutes (one of things Thomas got completely wrong was that Detroit clearly fouled Freeman on purpose with still over three minutes to play … 20% free throw shooter why wouldn’t you?).
