A FewTeams Had Trouble With In-Bound Plays.

- Miami
- Boise State (yes, there was probably a foul there, but what are you doing tossing the ball into a definite double team?)
- Marquette

Now I know there was some good defense going on, but in a couple of instances, the in-bounder didn't deliver a pass on an initial break, which allowed all the action to come closer to the inbounds pass.

Pressure probably played some part in this. On the other hand, was there an option B to toss to someone more in the open court (ND's favorite go to) or a tall player who can go up and get it?