No Suspension for Grayson Allen?

Should Grayson Allen had been suspended?


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Clonefan32

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Boy, the "Grayson Allen what a great comeback story" narrative it is making its way through Twitter and I'm about to puke.
 

BWRhasnoAC

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Now we can have some tongue in cheek recovery story for Grayson during the tourney and he can rise to majesty before our eyes as the gilded savior or basketball.
 

Doc

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8bitnes

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Honestly I'm not even sure that one needs to be called. I think that one was a normal basketball play.

Disagree. I can't see the basketball play motivation in lifting one's elbow above their shoulder blocking one's own line of sight to the hoop + lane. This move looks to be done to create space between himself and the defender, which is a typical basketball play but not when it is done above the shoulders.
 

jkclone

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Disagree. I can't see the basketball play motivation in lifting one's elbow above their shoulder blocking one's own line of sight to the hoop + lane. This move looks to be done to create space between himself and the defender, which is a typical basketball play but not when it is done above the shoulders.
It was a swim move that is very normal. I'd have to rewatch but I don't think it was really that high. It was a combination of higher arm and lower face.
 

madguy30

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That was at least deserving of the technical.

Nobody outside the arc clears out by elbowing the defender in the face.
 

8bitnes

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It was a swim move that is very normal. I'd have to rewatch but I don't think it was really that high. It was a combination of higher arm and lower face.

Swim moves lead with the hand/wrist. This led with the elbow. It was done to force/create space as I said before. It was not to evade or move around an opponent such as what a swim move would indicate. Watch it again as you stated
 

3GenClone

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Allen just got T'd up for slamming the ball on the court in frustration for getting an over-the back foul.

3 fouls / 0 points 4:52 left to play in first half. Clemson up 1.
 
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