Both teams together scored 40 points in the first half 26-14, but both teams scored at least 46 themselves in the second half, 46 and 47, for 93 points. How the fuk does that happen?
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03-02-13 08:55 PM #1
Interesting numbers from Iowa/IU game
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03-02-13 09:01 PM #2
I was at this game. Brutal to watch. Refs blow a whistle every time down the court. Must've been over 60 FTs taken.
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03-02-13 10:07 PM #3
Just absolute puzzling numbers and scoring disparity in the two halves.
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03-02-13 10:23 PM #4
Makes no sense at all, other than the referees called two different games.
66 free throws shot, and Indiana had 42 of those.
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03-02-13 10:34 PM #5
business as usual in college hoops
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03-02-13 10:42 PM #6
20 free throws shot in the first half.
46 shot in the second half.
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03-02-13 11:26 PM #7
College basketball refs are a joke.
Big Ten is the epitome of brutally-officiated games.
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03-02-13 11:32 PM #8
Same thing happened in the tenn v Georgia game. 22-25 at the half they scored 99 combined in the 2nd half
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