From this article -
http://www.kansascity.com/2011/03/01...ommitment.html
Quote:
First half
•Key play: Officials ruled Lance Jeter’s three was launched after time ran out in the first half, otherwise Nebraska would have led 30-25 rather than 27-25.
•Key stat: Zero. The number of second-chance points scored by Missouri.
Second half
•Key play: Nebraska’s Jorge Brian Diaz missed the front end of a one-and-one free-throw opportunity, and MU was beaten to the rebound by Brandon Ubel, who put it in for a 55-42 lead.
•Key stat: Missouri attempted its first free throw of the game with 4 minutes, 40 seconds to play in the second half. Kim English missed it.
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ZERO second-chance points...ZERO. Our first free throw came with 4:40 left IN THE GAME.
There's no two ways about it. This team is extremely soft. I used to think that the free throw disparities we saw were because of our style and/or officiating. Now I realize it's because the team is a bunch of panzies.