Wisconsin Borsgers suffered a broken heart on Saturday, when they allowed lower vaccination Oregon Ducks to come back for victory 77-73. The loss hurts, but the huge man Steven Crowl does not intend to do it.
The victory was almost within the range of badgers with 38 seconds in the regulation, but the turnover of John Blackwell and the defender allowed the ducks to Jackson Shelstad for clear shots outside the arc to tie the game at 66-66 with 12 seconds of the left.
The hosts had enough time to make the winner of the game, but Guard Max Klesmit did not have a good enough angle to convert him.
The star John Tonje started the overtime goal with a jumper and from there it was toes to the toes between two teams.
Nate bittle that he had 23 pointsHe kept the oregons on the surface, and finally they had control over the game. He made a jumper to the 0:55 sign to give his team the lead 74-71.
Badgeries were still knocking on the door with the Blackwell system to close the gap to 74-73 with 19 seconds.
However, the shot is dead, all the hosts can do, send opponents to the foul line. Keeshawn Barthelemy Happy undertook and earned two to stretch the lead to 3 points, 17 seconds remained.
Tonje left the game and were forced to foul Jadrian Tracey, who made one of two attempts from the line. Over game, 77-73.
Steven Crowl would prefer to lose Wisconsin badgers now
Losing in Oregon meant that the winning series of Badgers was completed.
It was a heart fracture for Wisconsin, because they could have only in one correct decision.
However, they do not live if Steven Crowl is listened to.
The team knows where they were wrong, and for the older enormous man will take this loss instead of in March.
“Pressure can reach us against those bands that want to get out and deny, make our lives difficult,” said Crowl after the match.
“It was a good educational experience for us. I prefer to take it on my chin than in March. “
Crow and the company will have the opportunity to return to the victories when they face the worst team of the Washington Huskies conference.
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