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Bucky shooting poorly and then fouling, will cost them the game.  Hepburn got fouled on a 3. At the line, for 3 FTs. Bucky down 62-66. Hepburn misses the 1st FT. He needed to make the first two and then hope to get a rebound, on the third FT, for a 2 point bucket to tie the game with about .6 on the clock.

Bucky loses 63-66.

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I missed this one, did they go 15 minutes without a point?

No, the lead was back and forth all night, especially in the 2nd half. Bucky could have pulled away , but was missing shots. I think the lead changed hands about 15 times, last night. The Refs cancelled a basket by McGee, when he was fouled by a defender in the restricted area. That might have made a difference in the outcome.

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The Badgers just have no room for error. They have to be exceptional on fundamentals and they are not. They are shooting 66% for the season at the FT line. That's a lot of easy point to lose out on and it's even worse than the stats indicate. Like Ammo said, some of those are 1 and 1s. If you count those missed opportunities the Badgers are probably getting less than 60% of the points available at the FT line. Gone are the days when the Badgers were proficient at the FT line.

@PackerRick posted:

The Badgers just have no room for error. They have to be exceptional on fundamentals and they are not. They are shooting 66% for the season at the FT line. That's a lot of easy point to lose out on and it's even worse than the stats indicate. Like Ammo said, some of those are 1 and 1s. If you count those missed opportunities the Badgers are probably getting less than 60% of the points available at the FT line. Gone are the days when the Badgers were proficient at the FT line.

I think the inefficiency at the FT line, began to manifest itself, on this team, with Ethan Happ. I wonder if Gard has them practice FTs?

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