Iowa was called for illegal screens on two of three possessions heading into the U12 timeout of the 1st half. That's 2 offensive possessions taken away.
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Given everything that’s coming out about sports rigging, I wouldn’t be surprised if this were true. The problem with greed is that it never stops. It consumes everything in its path. Those involved know where this ultimately leads, the destruction of the sport itself and all the money involved.
Yes, NBA refs are miles better than college refs.
You got that part right at least
Want to agree with this but: there's soooooo much contact not called over the years that has become standard procedure if it was all called everyone would foul out and the game would take 6 hrs to play or suspended from lack of available players.
Wait, Players could be given 10 fouls each instead of 5.
My favorite was Koch's smart boxout on the loose ball which somehow resulted in a personal on him
Had to rewind that twice because I was so confused on what the call was.
Another point that I think is very important to the fans' perception: The fans have a much, much, MUCH clearer view of the game in basketball than in football.
A foul that seems obvious when it happens just a few feet in front of you is a lot different than a hold you see from 80 yards away.
No, players would stop making contact. But if it takes 6 guys fouling out before they get the hint, so be it. Problem is, the officials don’t have the guts to not only call all the fouls, but also to call all the fouls on teams like Purdue and Michigan State.Want to agree with this but: there's soooooo much contact not called over the years that has become standard procedure if it was all called everyone would foul out and the game would take 6 hrs to play or suspended from lack of available players.
Wait, Players could be given 10 fouls each instead of 5.
Letting Izzo, Painter, and other coaches operate under a different set of rules has got to stop.
I thought the commentators would mention something about the play, but they were too busy swallowing Smith to comment on it.
It looked like they called an offensive foul on Koch, but the camera cut away fairly quickly. It definitely did not go out of bounds off Iowa.
I thought they called the offensive foul on Koch. When in the game was that play?
yeah that’s the play. During the game the ref just pointed towards Purdue, which could mean out of bounds off Iowa or an offensive foul. Neither one made much sense given the play.
It didn't, but I think if Koch was simply impeding the Purdue player from getting the ball by running in between the ball and the player he'd have been fine. It was him swinging his arm out at the last second and making contact with the opposing player that resulted in a whistle.
You know, you're right. I hadn't thought about that. Time to watch reruns lol.This is why it's always fun, after the B10 guides them through the season, to watch Pur-don't choke out during March Madness.
I was confused watching as well. I thought in real time he called oob on koch. Which made more sense than a foul on him. But the most egregious part of that sequence was Combs not being at the ft line after getting tackled