Good info, but this indicates whether teams play man or zone defense or whether their offense relies on outside shooting and pounding it into the paint....those kid of factors, more than whether they are getting screwed by refs or not. A team could have 20 more fouls called on them than their opponent and the refs not miss one call. There's obviously no rule that says for refs to call an even game they have to call an equal number of fouls for each team.
While I disagree with your first statement, fine. I'm not going to try to get that deep into the weeds as I haven't watched every team in the Big12 play every game played to determine their defensive strategies(which can change game to game based on matchups, but whatev).
The argument was refs screwing TCU with calls. The numbers show we've been on the right side of total calls over an extended period(2017-2018) and every season since joining Big 12.
If anyone can make a case to dispel that, you're my huckleberry. I get it. Just trying to simplify this foul thing to talk some folks off the ledge.
I personally want to see a more aggressive physical team inside so with that, more fouls will be called. I'm Ok with that. See WVU.
Manage the game, start the offense closer to the basket, limit turnovers, push the ball, limit bad looks at 3's, improve free throw percentage, get better at free throws late in the game, increase offensive and defensive rebounds, increase hustle plays, don't get beat back on defense, etc, etc, etc. and to be clear, not saying this team is bad at any of these things, but if you can improve upon those or a few of those areas(and more), we beat both OU and KU, are undefeated and a top 5 team.
