Good thing the tournament is on a neutral court...

The offense looks terrible on the road lately.

I didn't think the offense looked terrible at any point last night. They were missing shots early, but they got a lot of good looks and a lot of offensive rebounds.

fishgoblue22 wrote:

I didn't think the offense looked terrible at any point last night.  They were missing shots early, but they got a lot of good looks and a lot of offensive rebounds.  

Agree fish- i kept thinking if we just start hitting a few shots we're going to be OK. We were getting good looks with just a few exceptions, from the get go.

'shoes

To reinforce what both of you (Shoes, Fish) are getting at: I recall Dan D. saying, early on, "OSU is going to have to do something inside: Michigan's not going to KEEP missing those easy, in-close shots."

He also said, at the half, "And Aaron Craft's going to have to hit a shot sooner or later."
(Yeah---)

The first 15 minutes was not good offense. There were a handful of bad shots taken (including the first two by Stauskas, though one went in). It was basically "set screens for Nik and hope he can get open, if not... force a contested shot". The 2nd half was much better.

We were getting to the glass though and I remember plenty of good shots that just missed.

Well, when you make shots, it, and the stats are going to look better. I repeat, for the most part they got good shots, many of which were off just a fraction of going in. That gave me confidence for the second half.

'shoes

wshoes wrote:

Well, when you make shots, it, and the stats are going to look better. I repeat, for the most part they got good shots, many of which were off just a fraction of going in. That gave me confidence for the second half.

'shoes

I'm with you shoes. They played tight, but the offense seemed to look ok.