Upset
When a higher-seeded (better) team loses to a lower-seeded (inferior) one.
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Upset
When a team unexpectedly beats a team that was thought to be better.
Violation ...
upset, rattled players.
loss of shooter's confidence
displays of frustration in either team
fatigue errors
streaks (don't over-react). Just because your guys hit three threes in a row doesn't mean they won't miss anymore. Averages will catch up.
Add to that upset, Cornell blowing out Wisconsin to advance to the sweet 16. A Cornell team that doesn't have one player on an athletic scholarship. Pretty impressive.
The press tries to upset you, and make you commit turnovers. Try to be calm and confident that you can beat this. If you make a mistake, you must immediately forget it and stay calm.
Defensive tactics used to upset the scissoring action can be easily neutralized by using optional splitting-the-post moves.
In 1938, Marshall University upset Long Island University, to snap their 40 game winning streak.[2] ...
Should you get upset and give up? No, make contact and keep your defender on the high side. Now, when your point teammate passes to the wing, you're open for a pass from there. By thnking ahead, you can create new passing lanes.
Make the dressing room layout unique to your stadium. The visiting players will not be accustomed to their surroundings and anything that can be done to upset pre-game routines helps the home team.
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If fast breakers did not dislike facing slow-breaking opponents, they would not try to force the slow-breaking team to play a faster game. I have often seen a slow-breaking, methodical team, greatly inferior in talent, upset a fast-breaking team by ...
upset: when a higher-seeded (better) team loses to a lower-seeded (inferior) one. violation: see floor violation. weakside: the side of the court away from the ball.
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