Embarrassing Inbound Plays

[Lucas Scoopsalot]

I've never witnessed such embarrassment when we were inbounding the ball last night. We literally just sent a guy back behind half court before the inbounder even touched the ball. Like, WTF? I know it's been talked about before, but I've never facepalmed so hard when I realized that's what we have resorted too.

[kso_FAN]

I've never witnessed such embarrassment when we were inbounding the ball last night. We literally just sent a guy back behind half court before the inbounder even touched the ball. Like, WTF? I know it's been talked about before, but I've never facepalmed so hard when I realized that's what we have resorted too.

It seemed like we were much better inbounding last night.

[Sandstone Outcropping]

I've never witnessed such embarrassment when we were inbounding the ball last night. We literally just sent a guy back behind half court before the inbounder even touched the ball. Like, WTF? I know it's been talked about before, but I've never facepalmed so hard when I realized that's what we have resorted too.

It seemed like we were much better inbounding last night.

It was a quantum leap forward. Still not that pleasing from a purely aesthetic standpoint.

[HerrSonntag]

Training wheels look stupid but its better than falling on your face.

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I liked that one that was an alley-oop to foster and he slammed it off the backboard and in.

[The Tonya Harding of Twitter Users Creep]

we didnt get a 5 second call on the inbounds last night and thats like a million times better than any game so far.

[Steffy08]

I've never witnessed such embarrassment when we were inbounding the ball last night. We literally just sent a guy back behind half court before the inbounder even touched the ball. Like, WTF? I know it's been talked about before, but I've never facepalmed so hard when I realized that's what we have resorted too.

It seemed like we were much better inbounding last night.

For some reason I cannot understand, KU did not deny the ball on inbounds.  Instead, they sagged off Gibson (when we put him in the corner) and allowed us an easy entrance to either Gibson or the guy 60 feet upcourt.  I guess that alley-up to Foster really got KU scared the rest of the game.  (We, apparently, have been saving that play for 4 months.)

[Lucas Scoopsalot]

I don't know. I guess it looked better because it's hard not to. But when our default set is sending a guy 50 feet away from the ball, something is wrong. It just looked really really stupid

[kso_FAN]

I don't know. I guess it looked better because it's hard not to. But when our default set is sending a guy 50 feet away from the ball, something is wrong. It just looked really really stupid

We got the ball in with no problem, which seemed like a good idea considering what we've done much of the season.

[BostonPancake]

I actually thought it was one of oscar's better coaching moves.

[slobber]

I thought that the safety guy deep was a decent idea. If somebody takes themselves out of the play to go guard him, maybe it is easier to get the ball in bounds near the basket? At least it made sense to me.