Murray/Quarterman Trip-up/Tangle
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He did turn his right foot in just enough to trip the guy...sly move for sure
Somehow Murray walking in a straight line was at fault when the LSU guy was walking at an angle right into him. Spanarkel is a moron.
Murray actually stepped on his foot ....and I have no issue with it. Queerman initiated the whole thing.
Quarterman shouldn't have walked betwixt the two.
He was lookin' for it and Murray gave it to him.
He was lookin' for it and Murray gave it to him.
The LSU player walked in front of him, and he stepped on the side of his foot. There was no trip, and it was not intentional. However, I did expect you to respond as you did.
You are so FOS it is coming out of your ears. Rediculous comment
That in no way was intentional are you all effing kidding. The lsu player walked in front of his feet as Murray was walking towards the bench.
Are you serious? Watch it again, theres no way he did that on purpose....
You are borderline troll. And I'm being generous.
LSU was the mouthiest team in the world today, they were looking to instigate something especially after getting embarrassed and thinking they were hot **** after beating us earlier in the year. Murray was walking down the court and Quarterman instigated by walking in between, nothing to see.
You're the worst poster on this board and that says a lot. Murray never missed a stride and dude stepped on his foot. My god, you're awful.
Murray just maintained his space. LSU guy tried to jam him for no good reason, with the squeeze between Briscoe.
Do you ever have a positive take? It may have been intentional but harmless. The LSU player never should have split Briscoe and Murray. They were shoulder to shoulder. He's asking for a confrontation doing that. I'm glad we have players that are a little chippy. Lighten up.
Quarterman was looking for trouble by walking between them and bumping Murray. Murray may have turned his foot a bit, he's not going to take anything off anyone as we've seen before. It was a good no call but it would have been called if we hadn't been in Rupp. That is the one thing I'm sure of about the whole incident.
I want to make this abundantly clear (if I haven't done so already)...I HATE Ulismyman.
Quarterman was trying to stir crap up no doubt. Walked in between two players on the other team when there wasn't enough room, knowing he'd have to bump one or both of them to get through. What a dummy. I'm just glad Simmons yanked Quarterman away and the officials caught up before it could escalate.
Any doubt about you being a troll is now removed.
exactly, he had an entire court to walk around them and chose to go straight through them. Even if it was intentional (it wasn't) that makes it perfectly ok.
Quarter was lookin to start ****. He was mouthing at skal earlier after a block. He is a punk. He thought Big Ben was his ticket but turns out it was an nit ticket. Just like Blakey thought free ho's were permissible benefits.
You try to make space where there is none by moving a guy, you get what you get.
Hope it was. A little edge toward a punk *** team is fine by me.
Cal jumped him because Murray started mouthing not because of the trip.
Exactly.
The idiot split two Kentucky players walking shoulder to shoulder.
I say he got exactly what he deserved...
Murray might have been asking how he gets away for 2-3 steps before dribbling on his drives?
If he was trying to trip him he didn't do a very good job. He needs to watch some Duke game footage to learn how to do it right.
Murray tripped him. Wish he hadn't, but it's not a trend like Grayson Allen.
Nothing wrong with admitting it.
Nothing wrong with admitting it.
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