The 2018-19 season was a breakout one for Tech’s basketball program. It defied expectations by reaching the national tournament finals and defeating four top-ranked ACC teams in the process. In addition, Tech’s defense was one of the nation’s best, and several of its players earned postseason recognition.

Some of the new technology on the market focuses on improving game performance, and one example is the ShotTracker. This app uses sensors to determine how well you shoot. It then runs drills and calculates your shooting percentage. Other products include “smart” basketballs that track game play. Some models, like the WilsonX, contain sensors that measure missed shots. Another product is Blast Basketball Replay, a motion-sensor-based camera that records slo-mo videos.

After a slow start to the game, Tech pulled away to win. With 17 minutes remaining, Tech led 40-26. But then, Tech went cold, missing eight shots and committing three turnovers. The Sooners then went on a 14-0 run. Tech finally broke through with a late free throw from Clarence Nadolny.

Technical fouls in basketball can also be a big problem during a game. In many situations, the officials may overturn a technical foul, especially when a player is injured. However, it is important to understand the rules and how they apply to your situation before committing a technical foul. A technical foul is a serious violation that can lead to suspension or fines.