Waves of runs on both sides led to lead changes throughout the game. Better offensive discipline would lessen the need for such runs. End of regulation strategy questionable: 18 secs remaining, Royals up 2, Braunstein w 4 fouls, Monaghan shooting a foul shot - why is Braunstein in the game in danger of committing a 5th foul; if Brian makes the FT to put them up 3, Scranton should foul after some secs to prevent a tying 3 by Catholic. Instead, Braunstein commits his 5th and is out of the game.
Catholic ties it up after its 2 FTs with 5 secs remaining. Scranton uses its last T/O at endline instead of getting the ball inbounds to midcourt, using its T/O then and running a inbounds play in the frontcourt with a better chance of a game-winning shot.
Wondering if either Scranton team will be allowed/want to play in possible postseason tourneys?
Also was a SNAFU at the end of regulation with the time clock starting as the ball was rolling on the Royals in bound, I think they could have had a better shot at that point.
Catholic is loaded and young, should be back next year and the year after that.