LOL. The "should have called timeouts" stuff comes out again.
Here are the first half timeouts:
15:48 TV timeout 10-4 Providence.
13:19 Richmond timeout 18-8 Providence. 8-4 Providence run between timeouts.
10:42 TV timeout 24-11 Providence. 6-3 Providence run between timeouts.
7:40 TV timeout 30-18 Providence. 7-6 Richmond run between timeouts. And, now that is 4 total timeouts the first 12:20 of the game. You really think more would have helped?
3:54 TV timeout 34-20 Providence. 4-2 Providence run between timeouts.
So, when exactly should more timeouts have been used? And, believe it not, newsflash, timeouts are not guaranteed to stop a run anyway. But, in this game, where was the need for one to stop a run? For every example that shows a timeout might have helped, there are just as many that show it wouldn't have. Just like there are examples both ways of not calling timeouts helping a team and not helping a team. My, goodness, there are plenty of reasons why teams win or lose games. Not calling timeouts is not one if them.
Here are the first half timeouts:
15:48 TV timeout 10-4 Providence.
13:19 Richmond timeout 18-8 Providence. 8-4 Providence run between timeouts.
10:42 TV timeout 24-11 Providence. 6-3 Providence run between timeouts.
7:40 TV timeout 30-18 Providence. 7-6 Richmond run between timeouts. And, now that is 4 total timeouts the first 12:20 of the game. You really think more would have helped?
3:54 TV timeout 34-20 Providence. 4-2 Providence run between timeouts.
So, when exactly should more timeouts have been used? And, believe it not, newsflash, timeouts are not guaranteed to stop a run anyway. But, in this game, where was the need for one to stop a run? For every example that shows a timeout might have helped, there are just as many that show it wouldn't have. Just like there are examples both ways of not calling timeouts helping a team and not helping a team. My, goodness, there are plenty of reasons why teams win or lose games. Not calling timeouts is not one if them.