Auburn just got a continuation as well

[SandyBell'sFaxMachine]

When did the SEC start using NBA rules??

 

[CincinnatiWildcat]

Even worse call, called it on the floor and then reviewed goaltending?? How does that even make sense?

 

[KY_Kid]

Probably want to make sure Auburn covers. Either that, or Pat Adams and Steven Anderson are stupid.

 

[BlueWorldOrder74]

Saw that. Three officials held a meeting to determine it. Wasn’t even close to being on the shot. Pat Adams is literally terrible at his job. Steven Anderson is close.

 

[JRCAT14]

When did the SEC start using NBA rules??

Pathetic. Not even close! I know it's being pushed for a rule change, but I hate the continuation rule anyway. If a foul occurs before you're in the shooting motion play should be dead.

 

[CastleRubric]

Not bad for a team finally coming off of 4 year's probation this December

AU Basketball - FOR SHAME !!!

 

[TomTraubertsBlues]

Also, it's so weird how in crunch time, Auburn just stops fouling. Pretty cool trick.

 

[hotelblue]

Also, it's so weird how in crunch time, Auburn just stops fouling. Pretty cool trick.

yeah they got away with several calls.

 

[BlueWorldOrder74]

I truly hate this Auburn team. Can’t stand Broome. Too much celebrating after every play.

 

[4Frusciante#]

I think it's to cover up cheating by giving one to Oklahoma; now that blatant cheating is not the only example of that call.

 

[bbnkat02]

Pathetic. Not even close! I know it's being pushed for a rule change, but I hate the continuation rule anyway. If a foul occurs before you're in the shooting motion play should be dead.

It’s used to stop the whole foul to keep a player from scoring. Because all that does I reward the defense for lazy play. Especially if you have fouls to give. It’s not a bad rule. It’s just badly enforced.

 

[MegaBlue05]

Also, it's so weird how in crunch time, Auburn just stops fouling. Pretty cool trick.

They were amazing in the 2019 Elite 8. Zero fouls in the last 10 minutes. What defensive discipline.