The Georgia Tech Yellow Jackets tumbled to Pittsburgh Panthers in the first round of the ACC
The narrative of the diversion for the Yellow Jackets on Tuesday night was a moderate begin. Moderate begins tormented the Yellow Jackets all through the general season on occasion and Tuesday night was the same. At a certain point in the principal a large portion of, the Jackets missed five back to back free tosses, which at last could've won them the amusement.
That being stated, general it wasn't a quite diversion for the Jackets particularly obnoxiously as Josh Pastner said after the amusement.
Georgia Tech players that battled shooting shrewd on Tuesday included Josh Heath and Ben Lammers who shot only 5-for-16 joined for an aggregate of 11 focuses. Lammers was one player that the Yellow Jackets required a defining moment from on Tuesday to have a solid opportunity to win.
For Pittsburgh, every one of the four of their beginning seniors scored twofold digit focuses, contributing 36 of the Panthers 61 add up to focuses. Both Sheldon Jeter and Jamel Artis verged on having twofold duplicates, cutting down eight and nine bounce back individually.
The most flawed play in the amusement, be that as it may, came down to the last seconds. Josh Okogie went to the line for the Jackets with 2.2 seconds remaining and down two. Much of the time, this would require a purposeful missed free toss with expectations of getting the bounce back to tie the diversion or win. Okogie, be that as it may, made the field regardless of it Josh Pastner seeming to advise the green bean to miss the shot.
At last, the misfortune can't be faulted for Okogie or any one player. The Jackets battles all through the season have come by and large overall. Tuesday night's misfortune to Pittsburgh was the same.
