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Jay-walking is legal in Allen Fieldhouse, NBA officials are embarrassed from the no call.
If only Newby had that many yards rushing against Tennessee
Moses had a shorter walk across the Red Sea.
You must be mistaken. The officiating is always impeccable at Allen Fieldhouse, and those who complain about it are simply poor sports.
Bad officiating only occurs in NCAA tournament games that Kansas loses. Then and only then is it okay for fans to complain about bad BB officiating.
Bad officiating only occurs in NCAA tournament games that Kansas loses. Then and only then is it okay for fans to complain about bad BB officiating.
No doubt he travelled. No doubt they missed the call. Happens a lot at end of games in big environments (not just for KU). Here's a recent example.
Here's an idea: rather than complain about the missed call, how about you stop a guy from going nearly coast to coast for a layup right down the middle of the lane.
How do you do that with a tie score and not get called for the foul? 2 chances to make one shot with likely the best foul shooter on the line? Not as easy as you make it out to be...
Actually, the propensity to call a foul on a final shot play is not that high (unless it's egregrious). K-State did nothing to stop that play...and it cost them a chance a OT.
K-State took the ball out of Frank Mason's hands. It went to Svi. A place the Cats would be happy to have it. Svi dribbles to half court and a step, then runs 3 or 4 to the hoop. K-State did exactly what Weber asked of them. Weber doesn't control the officials, however.
This was more than a missed travel. It was like a journey in the phog.
Cue the same people who want to pillage the Villanova basketball facilities and steal back the championship trophy that rightfully belongs to their mighty Kansas University Jayhawks, who were simply screwed blind by corrupt officials who were probably on the take, or maybe they just had it in for poor Bill Self...
to explain to the huddled masses that bad officiating is just part of the game, and that those who complain about it are just angry, sore loser fans.
to explain to the huddled masses that bad officiating is just part of the game, and that those who complain about it are just angry, sore loser fans.
4 steps. It was actually pretty good D and it caused him to travel....the refs just swallowed their whistle. I would be more than a little pissed if I was a KSU fan. Heck I hate KSU AND KU and it still rankles me.
Like, I know, right? Only those spoiled KU fans complain about the refs costing them games. No other fan base ever does that. RollingLaugh
Of course all fan bases complain about officiating. But nobody is as adept as Jayhawk fans at sanctimoniously lecturing other fans about how awful it is to complain about officiating - as this thread so well illustrates.
Bad calls are always "part of the game," - until KU loses. Then let the squealing begin.
Bad calls are always "part of the game," - until KU loses. Then let the squealing begin.
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Funny, I must have misread this thread. I thought people were squealing about a bad call that led to a KU win. My bad, lecture on mi amigo.
That has to be the worst non traveling call I have ever seen....
KU should be ashamed of themselves claiming victory.
KU should be ashamed of themselves claiming victory.
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