BYU - Pacific

BYU came out pretty flat, but kept things close enough until pulling away late in the 2nd half and winning comfortably.

Getting the Pacific big men get 4 fouls each opened the game up for BYU. I don't know if the flagrant 2 on pacific was really a flagrant 2 but it was definitely a foul. TJ was hurting.

Sloppy game. Sloppy passing, sloppy rebounding, but they were able to hold it together to get the win. Pacific plays tough physical basketball and BYU doesn't seem to like to play that way. That needs to change.

Was worried in the beginning. Dastrup lite a fire for the team. That guy deserves more playing time.



Agree, we need to play tougher. Took too long for Childs to get fired up.



I will say this, Pacific is going to be tough to beat next year.

Gunk wrote:

Was worried in the beginning. Dastrup lite a fire for the team. That guy deserves more playing time.



Agree, we need to play tougher. Took too long for Childs to get fired up.



I will say this, Pacific is going to be tough to beat next year.

Did dastrup even see the floor vs SMC?

BroncoBot wrote:

Was worried in the beginning. Dastrup lite a fire for the team. That guy deserves more playing time.



Agree, we need to play tougher. Took too long for Childs to get fired up.



I will say this, Pacific is going to be tough to beat next year.

Did dastrup even see the floor vs SMC?

Just 4 min.



IMO, he should be getting more of Selijas' minutes.

Gunk wrote:

Gunk wrote:

Was worried in the beginning. Dastrup lite a fire for the team. That guy deserves more playing time.



Agree, we need to play tougher. Took too long for Childs to get fired up.



I will say this, Pacific is going to be tough to beat next year.

Did dastrup even see the floor vs SMC?

Just 4 min.



IMO, he should be getting more of Selijas' minutes.

Our opinion. I would add Worthington as well. Nothing against Selijas but I think those 2 often make the team better. They especially need them against Landale of SMC.

Dastrup hit a 3 in his short pt.

Anybody know why article on the game on KSL has score as 77-65, while ESPN and Greg Wrubell has it as 80-65?



https://www.ksl.com/?sid=46247445&nid=272&title=bryant-efficiency-second-half-surge-help-byu-pull-past-pacific

We scored 80 on a late 3,

vancouvercougar wrote:

Getting the Pacific big men get 4 fouls each opened the game up for BYU. I don't know if the flagrant 2 on pacific was really a flagrant 2 but it was definitely a foul. TJ was hurting.

I think the flagrant 2, and ejection were deserved. If it was an inadvertent move by Gallinat, he could have let his arm go limp and tried to wriggle it back from TJ’s crotch. But no, this guy stiffens his arm and drives TJ back, keeping him from getting his feet under him, carrying him with that arm. It was outrageous, and ejection was the proper judgement on it.



It’s also interesting that this was the same guy that sub’d in illegally to shoot the free-throw for another Pacific player who has a poor free-throw completion record. It was late in the 2nd, with a 6 point deficit for them, and the free-throws were critical. Guess who has the best FT percentage for the Tigers? Gallinat was nowhere near the spot of the foul that was called. The officials didn’t notice that the wrong dude was at the FT line, until Gallinat had swished the first of a one and one, and Dave Rose had called for a technical foul for the dishonesty of it. Although the FT point was erased, and the correct player was allowed to miss the front end of the one and one, they completely let Gallinat off for that bit of cheating, and just perhaps were therefore less lenient when it later came to the flagrant (and dangerous) foul that he did to Haws.



Sorry to belabor much, but I thought these were some of the most amusing/interesting moments of the game.

Spelling correction: The player’s name is Gallinat. I had initially remembered him incorrectly as Galatan, so made corrections.

BOID wrote:

Spelling correction: The player’s name is Gallinat. I had initially remembered him incorrectly as Galatan, so made corrections.

Gallinataan robbers, right?

Pacific wants to win. They clearly played hard and fought. I think the culture could be spilling over to win-at-all costs with Gallinat and Tripp.



Tripp was fouled but he never made any movement towards the foul line. When was the last time you saw a player get fouled in a bonus situation and not go to the line.



Pacific had a mini huddle before the free throws, and for whatever reason Gallinat is the one that waltzes over to the line as if he was the one that got fouled. Looks fishy.

Gunk wrote:

Pacific wants to win. They clearly played hard and fought. I think the culture could be spilling over to win-at-all costs with Gallinat and Tripp.



Tripp was fouled but he never made any movement towards the foul line. When was the last time you saw a player get fouled in a bonus situation and not go to the line.



Pacific had a mini huddle before the free throws, and for whatever reason Gallinat is the one that waltzes over to the line as if he was the one that got fouled. Looks fishy.

That was the first time I ever remember seeing a player who wasn't fouled or even close to the foul walk over and actually take the free throw, and then have the refs stop it and take the point off the board, then re-shoot the free throw with the correct player. Coach Rose was shouting that there should have been a technical foul called on them for that, but I've never seen that done before either. Really weird.

Pacific probably gets away with the free throw switcheroo if the game is at Pacific, or anywhere else in the WCC other than Provo or Spokane.