FREE THROWS Record?

Mars wrote:


Coming into this game:

Jimmer had the record with 39 straight makes.

Haws had made 38 in a row.

Fredette had made 33.



In this game:

Haws was 2-2.

Jimmer was 8-for-10 (and at least one of the misses came late).



http://rivals.yahoo.com/ncaa/basketball/boxscore?gid=201003180068





So does Haws hold the record now with 40, or did Jimmer break it with 41 before ending it? And if he did, did Haws break the record first for a few minutes before Fredette surpassed him?





Either way, Haws has a chance to further a new BYU record in the 2nd round!...

This will be debated by Talmudists for decades

Funny, Boise, but I'm actually really curious about that too...

Wait, no, I remember the answer (or can do the simple math to get to it). Jimmer was 4-4 in regulation. I remember being pissed about that in overtime because there's NO reason he should have only been sent to the line twice in that game. He literally scraped himself off the floor 10 times in regulation. Sure he goes off balance to lay it up sometimes, but not THAT often.



Either way, his 1st overtime freethrow was missed, so that got him to 37 before that.



Looks like Hawsimodo has it.



(oooohhhh... I like that!!!)

:lol: ;) :evil:

" Freshman Tyler Haws showed no ill effects from getting smacked in the eye last weekend, scoring 10 points and dishing out two assists. The official box score incorrectly credited two of Haws' free throws to Jackson Emery. Haws has now made 42 straight free throws, a school record. Fredette made 39 straight earlier this season, which was the record. "



http://www.sltrib.com/collegesports/ci_14703882?source=rss