Favorite plays of the game

Submitted by BoFan on

All I can say watching that game is Wow!  These guys are on fire.

What are everyones favorite plays?  I'd love to see a gif or video clip of:

1)  McGary driving the lane from the top of the key,

2)  Spike's steel and double pump lay up, and 

3)  All 6 of the Stauskas' threes.

turd ferguson

March 31st, 2013 at 5:23 PM ^

That sequence felt like the difference between this game turning into Wichita State-OSU and this game turning into Michigan-VCU.  I think we would have won either way, but damn, my heart is happy that it played out this way.

yoyo

March 31st, 2013 at 5:11 PM ^

GRIIIs alley oop basically slapped Florida for good.  It's awesome that we're deconstructing power houses.  Kansas and Florida have been dominant teams for years and we owned UF and dethroned Kansas.  Awesome.

HarmonHowardWoodson

March 31st, 2013 at 5:20 PM ^

The one handed alley oop was the most exciting/demoralizing play, but the McGary drive followed by the Spike steal and layup were the dagger after Florida was trying to claw back in. IIRC they had it down to 14 at that point and those two buckets got it back to 18.

B1G_Fan

March 31st, 2013 at 5:21 PM ^

The inbounds pass stolen for an easy lay up, The Burke Alley-oop pass to GR3 for the dunk or any of the other steal for fast break points. The list goes on and on it was a beautiful game.

rob f

March 31st, 2013 at 5:26 PM ^

With 33.5 seconds to go, Eso Akunne to Josh Bartlestein, who dribbled/held the ball for several seconds, then handed it off to Corey Person to dribble out the last 8 seconds of the game!

 

Go BLUE!!!!!

bjk

March 31st, 2013 at 6:31 PM ^

I play one myself, and as an admirer of the instrument, I have to correct spelling --

"'Cello," or "Cello,"

is an abbreviation for the Italian "Violoncello," itself a diminutive of "Violone," augmentative of "Viola."

In Vogrich's case, I had the idea it was more the size of a contrabass.