Eagles_Legendz
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I hate refs. That was a joke. It's not about you.
What a horrid damn call against Seton Hall. Wow. Worse than ours against Kansas State.
Great call! No play on the ball and it was totally from behind. Several years ago it would have been an intentional foul. Now it is called an F1. Just like Crawford's foul when he grabbed the foot of the KState player. That is an F1 all day long by rule.
This is a terrible call at the end of the Arkansas
Didn't flop--got pushed from the side and no play on the ball. That is an intentional foul or now an F1. Plus SH walked before that so they gave up the lead on a steal then a turnover. Give the blame to Seton Hall!
Great call! No play on the ball and it was totally from behind. Several years ago it would have been an intentional foul. Now it is called an F1. Just like Crawford's foul when he grabbed the foot of the KState player. That is an F1 all day long by rule.
he was reaching for the ball you boob
This is a terrible call at the end of the Arkansas
Didn't flop--got pushed from the side and no play on the ball. That is an intentional foul or now an F1. Plus SH walked before that so they gave up the lead on a steal then a turnover. Give the blame to Seton Hall!
You realize that 90+% of fouls at the end of a game involve no play on the ball, right? Every single end of game foul is intentional in that situation.
You realize that 90+% of fouls at the end of a game involve no play on the ball, right? Every single end of game foul is intentional in that situation.
I love that rationalization, didn't make a play on the ball. When that kid incorrectly intentionally fouled yesterday for Vandy, he wrapped up the ball handlers hips , from behind. Wasn't called flagrant 1. He never made a play on the ball.
hey bro, just a quick reminder that you're a goober
Why isn't that foul called when a team intentionally fouls to claw back into the game after a missed shot? No play on the ball there, either.Great call! No play on the ball and it was totally from behind. Several years ago it would have been an intentional foul. Now it is called an F1. Just like Crawford's foul when he grabbed the foot of the KState player. That is an F1 all day long by rule.
Every single foul in the last minute of games when you're fouling intentionally is an intentional foul. You aren't going for the ball. Give me a break.