true enough..... however, I really would have liked them to "take a shot" with the score 68-67 at the end of regulation instead of tied...... that's one shot they didn't make. Without that phantom foul call to get KR to the line, WE WIN.
That's part of gamesmanship. You take every inch you can. I would hope we take every inch we can.
Whoa really? I’m in section 8 row 8 on the left side. Seats 17 & 18.
Disagree. I think it’s quite embarrassing when your own players have to restrain a head coach several times.
I think they knew Bediako and Dre hammered Kalk with 55 seconds to go 2 feet from the hoop and flat out were going to make sure they made up for it. The refs let them play all day. If you look at the video of Kadary scoring the go ahead bucket with 30 seconds left in regulation, he clearly gets separation by throwing an elbow at Alexander. Sims even calls the elbow throw. Can't say it enough the officiating was horrible both ways.
I was at the game, so I don’t know the broadcast but I disdain Sims. I’ve muted every game he’s announced since he’s been doing some Big East games over the years. I don’t think he has any affinity for Seton Hall IMO.
I’m not saying Alexander didn’t push off. I’m just saying that it wasn’t one sided. The games on YouTube that’s where I watched the final 5 minutes and OT again to see how bad thing were.
Another classic is watching the reactions of McDermott and Scheierman after they got away with that 5-second violation. 🤣🤣. They knew it.
Without a doubt. As I've said 20 times on this message board, the only thing they got right was the out of bounds no travel rule. Hulk Hogan would've been proud of Richmond's elbow if you watch the previous possession. Blatant elbow, blatant 5 seconds, they were just terrible.
Creighton is tired -shows on fouls they are making --ang on bad 3 misses.
Totaly agree. Thought this exactly at the time. Call anything but a foul and we have a chance to get the ball back up 5 under three minutes left in 3rd OT. Call a jump ball, I think we had the arrow.
yeah this makes it clear...and no I didn't realize this either....
I forget but seem to recall that you couldn't call the timeout after 4 seconds, thus leaving you 1 second "without a net"...so to speak. Is that true?
mind boggling that a couple guys on here still want to debate this. you basically have 10 feet to work with by keeping one foot in the ground foot window. And you can’t travel.
So could you jump forward and throw the ball before you breach the out of bounds line?
It says there's no depth limitations. So essentially I would think a player could go back to the student section on and out of bounds play and run up and throw it in. The rule also states you can't leave the designated spot until ball is released. I assume you can jump forward as long as you release the ball before crossing the line. I've never seen it either, but the rule is pretty clear you travel rules don't apply and you only need 1 foot in that 3 foot wide window.
