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Thank you - I'm glad I'm not the only one!
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Saw this on Twitter this morning and laughed:
@CMAnderson247: Bob Huggins alluding to missed calls by refs, says Devin Williams kept getting his goggles knocked off. "I don’t think he hit himself."
That play where Monte threw the ball away, and then mauled the guy to get it back, that led to ISU getting a basket, wasn't slanted to WVU.
Lots of odd calls, but lots of non-calls too.
There's a few times where moving the feet on defense helps to prevent a foul getting called.
Agree, that was a missed call on Morris. Ok, there's one. WVU still had a 104 to 1 lead in that category.
Or maybe, just maybe, if the refs started calling every foul last night the players would eventually adjust and STOP FOULING so we could actually watch a basketball game and not a slugfest that makes our eyes bleed. Like someone else said, the idea that just declaring you're a physical team lets you get away with fouling is asinine.You will always be able to find plays that are fouls by the rulebook but that aren't called. If the refs called every foul last night then both teams would have had no players left with about five minutes left in the game. The game would dissolve into an unwatchable blob of nastiness if they called every foul so stop worrying about it. All you'll get is an ulcer. Both teams play with the same set of refs and have to make adjustments based on how those refs are calling the game. Bleep happens.
I think more likely we just would have had more people foul out, which is fine too since that's the rule, but I don't see WVU adjusting their style of play like that.Or maybe, just maybe, if the refs started calling every foul last night the players would eventually adjust and STOP FOULING so we could actually watch a basketball game and not a slugfest that makes our eyes bleed. Like someone else said, the idea that just declaring you're a physical team lets you get away with fouling is asinine.
Thought it was fair given the home court for WVU.
If they consistently had 3 starters fouling out in the first half they wouldn't be winning games and probably have to adjust. I don't think you should excuse excessive fouling by just calling it a style of play.I think more likely we just would have had more people foul out, which is fine too since that's the rule, but I don't see WVU adjusting their style of play like that.
Ugh. At some point you'll learn that different play styles result in different foul counts. And ISU leads the Big 12 in foul disparity by the way.
I've lost the very last little bit of respect I had left of Bob Huggins after reading this. Granted, I didn't have much respect left for the guy anyway, but now it's all gone. How can you have much respect for a guy that at Cincy hardly graduated one single player in ALL of his tenure there? You can't.
But if he thinks his team got screwed over by the refs last night, then he sure didn't watch the same game anyone else did. His team does nothing but mug you to death. His all-star PG constantly reached on defense, and on multiple occasions just plowed into the lane running ISU guys over and he gets called for ZERO fouls the entire night?
And what irritated me the most was all their guys crashing the offensive glass all night right over the backs of our guys and never getting called for it. That is WV's strategy. Throw up bricks, and then everyone crash the boards hard and hope to get a garbage putback. That is what their offense consists of.
C'mon Huggy, even you know you're team got away with a LOT last night.
That play where Monte threw the ball away, and then mauled the guy to get it back, that led to ISU getting a basket, wasn't slanted to WVU.
Lots of odd calls, but lots of non-calls too.
There's a few times where moving the feet on defense helps to prevent a foul getting called.
Huggins teaches his players to mug on defense. Yeah, I guess when you are getting mugged, it might throw you off a little. WVU will foul all of their players out against Kansas.
Well, when your team is KU.....it's probably hard to remember much of anything being called.I remember at least a half dozen moving screens by ISU last night that didn't get called and I only saw some of the second half. It is probably the least made call in college basketball. Come to think of it, I don't even remember the last time I saw a moving screen called in any college game I have watched.
No kidding. Fran F kept saying, "the officials have had to make a lot of tough decisions tonight." It shouldn't have been that hard. Blow that thing in your mouth ref.