***The Final Four Thread***
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I'm not seeing how it was such a bad call. Close, yes. But I can't say it was bad.
The rebound was girly.
The rebound was girly.
CycloneErik
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No shame at this point. Great game out of Wichita State.
I don't like the jump ball call, but it's not the worst end game call we've seen.
I don't like the jump ball call, but it's not the worst end game call we've seen.
Saw it...no change. Close but not horrible like some are making it out to be.
I think it's silly how many jump ball calls I've seen in recent years. I think it should take at least 2 seconds of obvious tie up before calling that - let the guys scrum a bit!
CycloneErik
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Baker didn't exactly have possession. A jump ball might be the best resolution there.
But I'd rather not see it. That's just a preference issue on my part.
But I'd rather not see it. That's just a preference issue on my part.
Bad call.
Not sure how there can be a jump ball call in a fraction of a second.
Took away WSU's opportunity to tie the game at the end. For shame.
Not sure how there can be a jump ball call in a fraction of a second.
Took away WSU's opportunity to tie the game at the end. For shame.
Agree with this. Thought the call was OK. Tough break for sure, but can't blame the call.
Ref inserted himself into the game at a point when it was not feasible to make that call. 10 min. in... okay. But 20 sec. to go in a 3 pt game? No way. That's the problem. It's all about context. That's why we lost multiple important games this year. Are refs supposed to call consistently, even if it affects outcomes of games? Or should they let the players decide? I would argue for the latter.
The best outcome possible, in my mind, would be the team that would have won in the Lied in an honest pickup game, to win the game in real life. For real...
The best outcome possible, in my mind, would be the team that would have won in the Lied in an honest pickup game, to win the game in real life. For real...
Gregg Marshall earned himself a ridiculous raise or Rutgers could come calling with some ridiculous money.
Was longer than a fraction of a second and the Louisville player had both hands on it.
- there was only a few seconds left, not 20.
- call should always be the same regaledless of time on the clock. Not sure why people think it should be different.
CycloneErik
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You could say that the players made the play in the sense of both players getting their hands on the ball.
It was a bad call.
Watch it again. Baker had turned away from the struggle with possession, before the whistle blew.
Not that WSU deserved to win. Didn't do anything to countpunch Louisville in the last 10 minutes.
Watch it again. Baker had turned away from the struggle with possession, before the whistle blew.
Not that WSU deserved to win. Didn't do anything to countpunch Louisville in the last 10 minutes.
