The real question on luck is. Was Nebraska lucky or was Rutgers unlucky?
I don't know why you attribute poor shooting or good shooting to luck? Form, mechanics, fundamentals and that key mental ingredient; confidence are the real factors in shooting well or not. I had a roommate who was a really good shooter, but had a nightmare game down in Missouri one night. He knew himself well enough to go and watch the film the next day before we played our next opponent, and sure enough, it showed his hand placement and angle of his elbow were just a little off. That was a mechanics issue. We've also seen it a million times when guys are struggling at the line, only that is nearly always a problem between the ears.
You only see it going one direction
That is how it works sometimes, it doesn't always go both ways.. Did you ever play sports growing up? Serious question.. luck happens all the time, and just because one person, or team, gets lucky doesn't automatically mean another team in the same situation will also get lucky. It isn't a constant.
for sure, and sometimes you ascribe luck when skill and hard work fit better
Like in real life? And get owies?
seems serious
ALL THE TIME. Not only was Nebraska lucky, Rutgers was lucky as well. For whatever reason, you only choose to see Nebraska as lucky.
No shitt Sherlock. For every lucky thing you ascribe to Nebraska, i could ascribe one for Rutgers.
Perhaps I'm dense, just trying to understand your logic.
