Fascinating Look at the Game Winner

[JG10Hawk]

 

[WindsorHawk]

Cool!

 

[tksirius]

 

[HawksMN]

Sweeping those guys is always nice....

 

[thedukeofearl]

Yeah, that was really cool

Watching the game sometimes one wonders what the studio techs are doing

Now we know

Thanks

 

[koralakers]

For once, we did to NW what they do to us.

 

[tksirius]

Seriously, that job looks kind of stressful.

 

[dahlhawk]

That's pretty cool, the amazing thing about the play was JBo was setting a screen for Cook and that allowed him to get open on the switch, either a great move by Fran of a terrible defensive lapse by NW, or both.

 

[Northside Hawk]

Seriously, that job looks kind of stressful.

Been there, done that. Not on that level, but once you get the hang of it its not as stressful as it looks. I ended up majoring in broadcasting at Iowa, stayed in the field until 2003. It takes teamwork and anticipation. And boy does time go fast in that truck!

 

[Robowe]

That's pretty cool, the amazing thing about the play was JBo was setting a screen for Cook and that allowed him to get open on the switch, either a great move by Fran of a terrible defensive lapse by NW, or both.

It's not by accident that the screener gets open.

 

[SpiderRico]

It's not by accident that the screener gets open.

Often times, the two most dangerous people on offense are the screener and the inbounds passer....

 

[JG10Hawk]

It's not by accident that the screener gets open.

Curry is the first one I thought of when I saw JBo setting the screen. I'm not sure when Curry started doing it but he has done it a ton to help get himself open looks. It can really mess with teams that are not used to seeing guards screen for each other.